DigitalDevilSummoner said:
believe it or not you have no clue what you're talking about |
He means the graphics in this pic are so bad that it looks like running on a PS1 which is true (ok, mip mapping wasn't possible on PS1, but still...).

DigitalDevilSummoner said:
believe it or not you have no clue what you're talking about |
He means the graphics in this pic are so bad that it looks like running on a PS1 which is true (ok, mip mapping wasn't possible on PS1, but still...).

Perfect Dark Zero


Terminator Salvation on PS3


Way of the Samurai on PS3, dem textures! 

| walsufnir said:.
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he means to show his cluelessness
| Xxain said: *shutters* Take X edge down. I forgot how horrid that game looked. There are better lookin PS1/NG4 games |
It doesn't look bad. It just uses sprites and stuff. Doesn't make the game look horrid. It'd be like including Disgaea on this list.
Edit: and I don't scroll down and I see exactly which I had hoped I would not. 


DigitalDevilSummoner said:
he means to show his cluelessness |
Not clueless at all. I'm aware its meant to look retro, and that HD alone puts it out of PS1's reach, but the sprites are 5th gen calibur, geometry is block as hell, and the textures are hideously low res. I wasn't being technologically literal, but at a glance it really can be mistaken for an up-rez'd PS1 game.
Nier had a PS2 textures and looked absolutely bland:

But the game was great, anyway.
Also, Haze:

And Resistance, which looks absolutely awful and has worse than PS2 graphics:


Surprised nobody mentioned any of the Cabela games..
Cabela's Alaskan Adventure (2006, Xbox 360)

On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.


| Mummelmann said: Perfect Dark Zero
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I wouldn't put Perfect Dark Zero even close to "worst" myself, I think it actually looks good for its time.
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