Jazz2K on 12 May 2011
Imo people are more impressed by hyperrealism because their eyes are used to the color paterns and geometries. It's easyer to recognise something when it's life like. That's a reason why artistic games sell less. When arts are pushed by hyperrealism the results are incredible. Games like Final Fantasy, God Of War, Halo to name a few are a good example. Games that mainly focus on art are less praised by the non loving artstyle public because they believe it's not as "good" looking. I have so many friends that still think that cell shading games are not good looking (JSRF/Okami) they'd rather play the better looking ones (COD). But it's their choice and different tasted for different people.
