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Re: Games and 60 FPS : It's not all that good...
yeah thats works perfectly :) I found a comparison . 15/30/60 with and without motion blur , + really bad exaggeration example https://frames-per-second.appspot.com/ ( unfortunately no example for 3d motion blur ) when im loooking at 25 fps ball moving, I would choose without motion blur at anytime , when it comes to 60… -
Re: Games and 60 FPS : It's not all that good...
Objective reviewing is still possible to a certain extent honestly, just to give an example, lets talk about side scrolling games, there are 2 kinds, fast paced and slow paced (ei: old school). Many of the slow paced side scrollers tend to do the animation-follow upon your attacks, meaning you cannot break out of them once… -
Re: Games and 60 FPS : It's not all that good...
I hear a lot of people, especially old grumpy type of gaming reviewers (Ben Yatzhee of Zero Punctuation for example) bashing Quake 3 and iam feeling like absolutly baffled by that. Come on Q3, for me, is THE arena shooter. Yeah iam not old enough to have played Q2 but Q3 came right around when i was 15 or something and i… -
Re: Games and 60 FPS : It's not all that good...
I find it funny that people think they can objectively review a piece of art. The person experiencing the game will always bring along their bias and experiences. Reviews/Let'sPlayers should embrace this and not try to sterilize their reviews. I want to know what the game made the person feel, I want to know why the felt… -
Re: Games and 60 FPS : It's not all that good...
A lot of games don't need a solid 60 FPS to be enjoyed because the gameplay could be slow and the game itself may not require player precision for any type of the gameplay mechanics. In cases like those, I'd rather have the studio developing the game to focus on getting the game to look pretty at 30 FPS. As the quality…
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