Seriously?hirokazu said:
Eh? It's a mixed bag. There are certainly nice looking areas with excellent art direction, but there are also plenty of really ugly moments filled with extremely blurry textures, awful dithering, and low poly models. It feels much less consistent than Wind Waker did.Lobster said:
dark10x said:
The character models were great, and the lightning was used for some awesome scenes. I agree with you on the dithering and some textures though but that's because it's a Gamecube game. The best looking area is the secret grove I think. The trees look so much better compared to ordon or hyrule field and the ruins are very detailed as well. Overall TP looked great but it's a shame they didn't replace the textures for the Wii version.dark10x said:
I think you give the Wii too much credit in the texture department. It has yet to demonstrate that it can produce significantly higher resolution textures. The extra ram would help somewhat, but I doubt you would have seen a huge leap forward. Mario Galaxy, for instance, doesn't even focus on areas anywhere NEAR as large yet its texture remain pretty average to poor (the camera is far enough away from them that it doesn't really matter, though). Textures WERE improved in Prime 3 over the previous games, but it didn't really feel like a massive leap forward. Not that I would have minded such an improvement for TTP.[Nintex] said:
The texture quality in Super Mario Galaxy, Mario Strikers Charged and Metroid Prime 3 is better than the textures used in most Gamecube games.dark10x said:I think you give the Wii too much credit in the texture department. It has yet to demonstrate that it can produce significantly higher resolution textures. The extra ram would help somewhat, but I doubt you would have seen a huge leap forward. Mario Galaxy, for instance, doesn't even focus on areas anywhere NEAR as large yet its texture remain pretty average to poor (the camera is far enough away from them that it doesn't really matter, though). Textures WERE improved in Prime 3 over the previous games, but it didn't really feel like a massive leap forward. Not that I would have minded such an improvement for TTP.
straydog1980 said:
I never suggested otherwise. That doesn't mean they look significantly better. It simply feels like improved efforts on the same hardware. The leap from Gamecube to Wii, in terms of textures, seems less dramatic than the improvements PS2 saw over its lifetime (early PS2 games featured textures far lower in resolution than your average Dreamcast game yet by the end, things were completely different).[Nintex] said:
ohamsie said:
donny2112 said:I mainly use GCNrd with my code-applied saves, so you may notice slightly more hearts for Fox than you remember.
PolyGone said:
Hmm... I'd say you should only post screens taken by yourself or that you're entirely sure of that they are direct-feed (just like the Twilight Princess shots for example where it's very noticeable), because the biohazard stuff you posted looks a lot like capture card screenshots.master15 said:
