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Kane1389 said:
Mr Khan said:

In terms of what, pray tell? Where is the proof that realism is technically more demanding than cartoon graphics, except that realism might demand more complex textures?

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seriously now?

Cartoony games tend to have lower production values not because of their choice of art style, but because of a factor related to the dreaded "Animation Age Ghetto". There's nothing to suggest that such games are categorically inferior, just that they tend to be lower-budget on the balance.



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Zero999 said:
BaldrSkies said:
I would be really surprised if it wasn't. It's not exactly a graphical powerhouse.

Not saying it looks bad at all, the colorful and cartoony artstyle is quite pretty.

bold: Yes, it is.

I agree somewhat. But let's be honest, it could've looked like MK Wii and you would've said the same thing lol.



1080p+60fps = Better overall game experience.

Lets hope so...



Mr Khan said:
Kane1389 said:
Mr Khan said:
 

In terms of what, pray tell? Where is the proof that realism is technically more demanding than cartoon graphics, except that realism might demand more complex textures?

...

...

seriously now?

Cartoony games tend to have lower production values not because of their choice of art style, but because of a factor related to the dreaded "Animation Age Ghetto". There's nothing to suggest that such games are categorically inferior, just that they tend to be lower-budget on the balance.


To achive proper realism, you need better AA, more complex geometry and character models, superior lightning and physics, waay more detailed (and thus bigger) textures, more realistic (and thus more demanding) animations, motion capture and much more polygons. There is also stuff like particle effects and clothing animation. Did I really have to explain this?



Kane1389 said:
walsufnir said:

They are not pushing graphics? First people laughed about WiiU even not capable to do PS360-graphics, now MK8 is shown which is in no way possible on PS360 and then people say they are not pushing graphics at all...

wat

There are 4-5 year old PS3 games that are more impressive than MK8. Realism will almost always beat cartoon

Nothing on ps360 is even half as impressive as mario kart 8.



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Zero999 said:
Kane1389 said:

wat

There are 4-5 year old PS3 games that are more impressive than MK8. Realism will almost always beat cartoon

Nothing on ps360 is even half as impressive as mario kart 8.

Try playing a PS3/360 game before saying something like this.



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Im not even gonna try to explain that to you



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Another article from the same day that says it's 720p.

Google translated :  Flashes of light and colorful distinctive of Nintendo games do the rest in a product to be native 720p, but it really is hard to believe you are not actually 1080p. The result is outstanding

http://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/avances/15527/4134/0/mario-kart-8/



Kane1389 said:
Mr Khan said:
Kane1389 said:
Mr Khan said:
 

In terms of what, pray tell? Where is the proof that realism is technically more demanding than cartoon graphics, except that realism might demand more complex textures?

...

...

seriously now?

Cartoony games tend to have lower production values not because of their choice of art style, but because of a factor related to the dreaded "Animation Age Ghetto". There's nothing to suggest that such games are categorically inferior, just that they tend to be lower-budget on the balance.


To achive proper realism, you need better AA, more complex geometry and character models, superior lightning and physics, waay more detailed (and thus bigger) textures, more realistic (and thus more demanding) animations, motion capture and much more polygons. There is also stuff like particle effects and clothing animation. Did I really have to explain this?

Except for textures and a certain extent of character models, all of that could be done in a cartoony game. You're talking about effort put into the game period, which, as i said, is a factor that cartoony games tend to be lower-budget on the whole. They do not have to be.

Which was more impressive? Super Mario Galaxy 2 or No More Heroes 2?



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