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Playstation/Gaming Discussions => PS3 Discussion => Topic started by: Cerberus on June 20, 2002, 12:12:03 AM
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*Happy mode OFF*
I cannot stand games where texture clipping (I think that\'s what it\'s called) occures.
Classic example.
GTA3.
When the player character moves around, the camera on occaision, has the ability to move through walls and various other solid objects.
It is not just limited to PS2 either.
I have played many games on PS1 and PC too, and it is just as common.
Another example, this time on the PC.
Geoff Crammonds GP3.
At various points on the circuits, cars/barrier/trackside objects can disappear and then reappear in a split second.
Surely, it is well within the designers capabilities to design camera angles as if the cameras themselves were real solid objects.
For me, the ultimate (perfect) game will never exist until it incorporates all of the above.
*Happy mode back ON*
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Yeah, it can be pretty annoying sometimes. But think about this,
I\'d put up with a little texture clipping anytime, if the game has
a good framerate. That is the most important technical aspect for
me in a game. I don\'t like playin a beefed up slide show :nerd:
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Morrowind is a big offender, but I got over it. The world is beautiful.:eyemouth:
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it gets alittle weird, but w/ gta 3, that virtual city is so huge!!i dont even care about alittle flaws like that:D
-and lets not forget, the game is still smooth frame rate, even when that strange texture mappin occurs
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It was hard getting used to in GTA3 but it made up for it with solid gameplay, humour, story and being able to screw hookers and then kill them...