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gamingdevil said:
routsounmanman said:
BengaBenga said:
Okey Dokey: "it just wouldn't be the same. could you imagine playing re4 on the N64?"

No, I recently stated that I couldn't play RE2 anymore because the graphics were too bad.
But the difference between N64/Cube are way smaller than between Wii/PS360. And before everyone starts naming stats and figures: I mean in realism. The step from RE (1) from PSone to Gamecube was amazing. If Capcom would release RE again for PS360, the quality increase wouldn't be that big, because on Gamecube Jill/Chris looked human unlike the Psone version.

During that time, RE1 graphics seemed awesome and Chris and Jill seemed pretty humanlike too. I for one was blown away by the police department representation in RE2. The graphical leap between this generation and the previous one is as big as the previous ones.


While i agree with what you said, i believe most people are okay with Wii visuals even though there are more powerful consoles out there (the sales agree with me). I mean maybe the leap was just as big but the impact was not. If PS4 and Xbox3 come out will you stop liking PS3's graphics? Wii graphics (when used to the full) are good enough for the majority of people, N64's were not.


I'm also settled with the Wii graphics (like MP3, SMG), I already own and love a Wii. But the point is that while there is something that looks better, people will move towards it and the less competent machine will look "paler". If the Wii was the first console on the market and no screenshots were released for PS3 and Xbox360 games and you saw Super Mario Galaxy, then you'd go "WOW!", but now, even SMG pales in comparison to the HD systems (sheer graphical quality taken into account only mind - not artistic design).

The impact of the current generation transition certainly isn't as big, I agree. But I think 3 things account for that:

1) Nintendo DS success over the more powerful machine and the almighty "Playstation" brand bred confidence in Nintendo once again.

2) The less trained eye that Wii targets (casuals) almost cannot tell the difference between a Wii and a HD game.

3) HD is pushed way too early and too hard in the market IMO. If the same transition was taking place in 5-10 years from now, where HD is widely known, available and mature, more people would have embraced the HD systems.

P.S: 1,000 posts, YAY!

P.S.2: exeis vrei pouthena to Guitar Hero 3 gia to Wii? epsaksa pantou kai den to vrisk, mono tin PS3 ekdosh exoun...