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RAZurrection on 13 December 2010
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snfr said:

We know you hate everything PS3 related, you don't have to show it to us every time. You're one of the reasons why this thread was derailed, think about it... Claiming in your first post that the ME3 trailer was in-engine (which it clearly wasn't) and then complaining about CGI using an in-engine pic of Uncharted 3 is completely ridiculous.

I doubt that you have ever played UC2. If you had you would know that there isn't any visible difference between cutscenes and actual gameplay in Uncharted 2. But keep on hating if you must... I'm actually laughing at you, not jneul.

That was deliberate. I was seeing if the Topic Creator was biased, since he showed a pre-rendered pic of uncharted i figured they were fair game, but apparently it's not ok if you use a much better looking image. As I suspected, the TC starts making up inocuous "roolz".

snfr said:

I doubt that you have ever played UC2. If you had you would know that there isn't any visible difference between cutscenes and actual gameplay in Uncharted 2. But keep on hating if you must... I'm actually laughing at you, not jneul.

Speak for yourself. If you can't see any difference in the following screenshot, i'd guess it's because you don't want to.

jneul said:


its not pre-rendered if it was done by it's own engine and recorded,

Actually this quote singles you out as quite dim, to a point where you even try to defy definition.

Pre

a prefix occurring originally in loanwords from Latin, where it meant “before” ( preclude; prevent ); applied freely as a prefix, with the meanings “prior to,” “in advance of,” “early,” “beforehand,” “before,” “in front of,” and with other figurative meanings ( preschool; prewar; prepay: preoral; prefrontal ).

Render -
Too many to list, but this is the most relevant one
to represent; depict, as in painting: to render a landscape.

Something pre-rendered = Rendered beforehand. So you're suggesting that all of Uncharted (either game) cutscenes are not pre-rendered, then they must be rendered at run time and then written to BD Roms (which again, isn't possible since no retail PS3 has a blu-ray writer)

jneul said:

pre-rendered is like cgi get it, you lot always don't get it but anyway,

No, you have no concept of what the terms mean. Pre-rendered = Not rendered at run time. CGI itself only stands for Computer Generated Image(ry). As in an image generated by a computer. This is a very broad term and mistpresented often. Any computer game you play with graphics of any kind is Computer Generated Imagery.