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Viper1 on 23 March 2009
BTFeather55 said:
Yeah looking at that gamepay footage... I never saw an N64 game look that well. Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 didn't.

Those two games were not even close to the best looking games on the system.

You might have missed World Driver Championship, Perfect Dark, Resident Evil 2 (since you posted a pre-rendered background game and this one in game looks better than the PS version), NFL Quaterback Club series, Jet Force Gemini, Conkers Bad Fur Day, Rogue Squadron/Battle for Naboo, etc...

 



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Naum on 23 March 2009

SNES...not even with one of the greatest games ever made (Xenogears) could PS1 beat SNES.



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johnsobas on 23 March 2009

turok 2, indiana jones, donkey kong 64...



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Arius Dion on 23 March 2009

People seriously believe PS1 had better graphics than N64? That's insanity.



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shinyuhadouken on 23 March 2009
Viper1 said:
BTFeather55 said:
Yeah looking at that gamepay footage... I never saw an N64 game look that well. Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 didn't.

Those two games were not even close to the best looking games on the system.

You might have missed World Driver Championship, Perfect Dark, Resident Evil 2 (since you posted a pre-rendered background game and this one in game looks better than the PS version), NFL Quaterback Club series, Jet Force Gemini, Conkers Bad Fur Day, Rogue Squadron/Battle for Naboo, etc...

 

 

I forgot about World Driver Chamionship. That was such a beautiful game.



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Words Of Wisdom on 23 March 2009
Senlis said:

One trick used by FFVIII, FFVII and the Resident Evil series is a picture background with a fixed camera angle.

Did Square do that first?



Senlis on 23 March 2009
Words Of Wisdom said:
Senlis said:

One trick used by FFVIII, FFVII and the Resident Evil series is a picture background with a fixed camera angle.

Did Square do that first?

Well, technically the first game to do that would be PONG and ATARI games

I was just pointing out that even though FFVIII looked nice, it is because they had a static camera angle through most of the game.  Games like OOT and Mario 64 had movable camera angle, so comparing them visually is apples and oranges.

 




 

Words Of Wisdom on 23 March 2009
Senlis said:
Words Of Wisdom said:
Senlis said:

One trick used by FFVIII, FFVII and the Resident Evil series is a picture background with a fixed camera angle.

Did Square do that first?

Well, technically the first game to do that would be PONG and ATARI games

I was just pointing out that even though FFVIII looked nice, it is because they had a static camera angle through most of the game.  Games like OOT and Mario 64 had movable camera angle, so comparing them visually is apples and oranges.

 

Pong and atari games had isometric perspective RPGs?



sabby_e17 on 23 March 2009

PS1 ftw. Even the PS2 doesnt match upto the PS1




Viper1 on 23 March 2009
Words Of Wisdom said:
Senlis said:
Words Of Wisdom said:
Senlis said:

One trick used by FFVIII, FFVII and the Resident Evil series is a picture background with a fixed camera angle.

Did Square do that first?

Well, technically the first game to do that would be PONG and ATARI games

I was just pointing out that even though FFVIII looked nice, it is because they had a static camera angle through most of the game.  Games like OOT and Mario 64 had movable camera angle, so comparing them visually is apples and oranges.

 

Pong and atari games had isometric perspective RPGs?

Alone in the Dark did it first in the manner you're referring to.

 



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