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Game Forum / Nintendo / GameCube / April 2004will GC2 games look this good?
Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: these still images http://www.gaming-media.com/_feature/Spaceworld2000/metroid01.jpg http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/e32001/frombeta/retroid23.jpg and this movie http://www.continuum2.com/movies/Zelda_GBC_commercial.wmv ???? > Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: > > these still images > http://www.gaming-media.com/_feature/Spaceworld2000/metroid01.jpg no. > http://cubemedia.ign.com/media/e32001/frombeta/retroid23.jpg no. > and this movie > http://www.continuum2.com/movies/Zelda_GBC_commercial.wmv > > ???? no. I have it on extremely wink wink nudge nudge confidential information that Nintendo, in the spirit of going retro as usual, plans to exhume the game & watch as their next generation console. they hope to capture the kitsch market along with the old gamers with all the money. my sources say that video games are all about graphics and visual effects these days; Nintendo plans to boldly break old ground with the (re)release of "Manhole", "Helmet" and the extremely controversial "Ball" damn this would have made a great april fools joke. crap.  SignatureGene Poole is it just me or do these titles sound outrageously gaye? manhole? > Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: > > these still images I'm more interested in how they smell, not how they look. I've had force-feedback, now I want nasal-feedback! I want to smell the grass in Mario Golf (and those feminine whiffs from beneath Peach's rather short golfing skirt) I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me these things, now it's the future.....I want them!!! >> Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me > these things, now it's the future.....I want them!!! That's a very cool idea. But I don't see it EVER happening. Smell-o-vision didn't take off. It would rock though, if it worked. > >> Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: > >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > That's a very cool idea. But I don't see it EVER happening. Smell-o-vision > didn't take off. It would rock though, if it worked. Well I was joking......but now you come to mention it, it *would* be a cool idea! <snip> > > > I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me > > > these things, now it's the future.....I want them!!! [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Well I was joking......but now you come to mention it, it *would* be a cool > idea! acually, i heard that this is kind of possible. i think it has something to do with the same principle of mixing colors. there are certain combos of scents that, when spraid together, would smell like anything! very much like the 3 primary colors, where just the right amounts of different colors can make any color in the world. i hear they're testing this idea out with movies... > acually, i heard that this is kind of possible. i think it has > something to do with the same principle of mixing colors. there are > certain combos of scents that, when spraid together, would smell like > anything! very much like the 3 primary colors, where just the right > amounts of different colors can make any color in the world. i hear > they're testing this idea out with movies... Dear God, please never let there be a "Blazing Saddles: The Scented Edition". SignatureAaron J. Bossig http://www.GodsLabRat.com http://www.Daily-Reviews.com > <snip> > > > > I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > can make any color in the world. i hear they're testing this idea out with > movies... I think the major limiting factor on something like smell-o-vision would be producing the smells (or simulating them) with something that doesn't require actual chemicals that could dry up or run out over time. Short of sticking a chip in people's brains (which I understand is being experiemnted with) I don't think you could do it with electrical signals. I could be wrong of course, an expert I am not. > > <snip> > > > > > I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > experiemnted with) I don't think you could do it with electrical > signals. I could be wrong of course, an expert I am not. How about this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3502821.stm Scented email. Could be applied to games too. :: cheeks :: wrote: > > I think the major limiting factor on something like smell-o-vision would > > be producing the smells (or simulating them) with something that doesn't [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Scented email. Could be applied to games too. Yes I imagine it would work with games too. This is what I was thinking of when I said something that required actual chemicals. Absolutely it would work, although you'd have to refill it every so often. > <snip> > > > > I want smell-o-cube! Maggie Philbin on Tomorrows World promised me [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > can make any color in the world. i hear they're testing this idea out with > movies... I can imagine that is the case. One of the compounds is probably the smell of protein or something, and a couple of other things. Cool! > Will games on Nintendo's next console look as good as: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > and this movie > http://www.continuum2.com/movies/Zelda_GBC_commercial.wmv The still images? Sure. The movie? Maybe, or pretty close, if we're talking about graphical quality, but pre-rendered footage is always more fluid and natural-looking than in-game footage if it's done well. But the real question is, will Nintendo WANT their games to look that good? They might not want their cartoony franchises to look too "real". If they keep Zelda cell-shaded, it won't look anything like that, and to a casual glance, it probably won't look much different than Wind Waker. > The still images? Sure. The movie? Maybe, or pretty close, if we're > talking about graphical quality, but pre-rendered footage is always more [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > keep Zelda cell-shaded, it won't look anything like that, and to a casual > glance, it probably won't look much different than Wind Waker. I want a claymation style Zelda! -- figmentPez |
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