Bluemercury said:
you just keep entering the DS threads and its always the same thing....trolling trolling and trolling......i guess then pple have been wrong with the GBA too right??just shut up...
mightynine said:
So using that logic, my GBA ought to be pumping out PS2 graphics?
My mind boggles.
I'm not trolling. I'm giving my opinion, which I explained and supported. Maybe you don't understand my point --actually I'm quite sure of that, because you're assuming I disliked the GBA as well, or that my "logic" means that the GBA is incapable of producing something that looks good. Which is not the case. At all. The GBA was tied with the PS2 as my favorite system of this generation until recently, and I own nearly 50 GBA games and have owned a few dozen more. You're not getting my point. Both the GBA and the DS can produce games that look beautiful. In the GBA's case, it was a bastion of 2d goodness, which is why I loved it so much. Technological prowess is only the capability that developers have to work with, it has nothing to do with whether the end product looks good or not.
For instance, the GT Advance games, Top Gear Rally, V-Rally 3, and Driver 3 are all technically impressive for the GBA, and in the case of the former three, they even have very good gameplay, but that doesn't mean they look good. They look like shit. Just like most 3d games on the DS look like shit, imo, and just like I could name many 3d PSP games that look like shit, and even Xbox 360 games that look like shit. At the same time, I could name a dozen DS games I think look very good, as I could with each of those other systems. Which is my point. That a game either looks good or it doesn't. Taste is obviously subjective, which is why this is all my
opinion, but if you have to say that something "looks good
for [insert system]", who are you really fooling?
iced lightning said:
Graphics really aren't that big of a deal.
koam said:
Because we play graphics?
Yeah. I was just playing a blank screen the other day. Great gameplay, could use some graphics, though.