/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10051731
Delete that shitty version, here's a better one

If you can't appreciate old game design you're a poser and clockwork hypocrite as whatever cool shit you think is futuristic now will look dinky compared to what will release in the future. This especially goes for console warring faggots obsessing over ancient console specs rather than playing and discussing the games, you're all tourists.

>>9950994
>subjective assertions, simple adjectives
Brainless take, clearly didn't play anything on account of terminal fanboyism

>>9813891
I don't think Gouraud necesarily involves no texturing (games like FF7 or Crash Bandicoot incorporate occasional image textures in some parts of the models), but certainly the "iconic" Gouraud look involves untextured geometry with vertex-based colors.

>>8817551
>missing the point this hard

>>8698386
I understand that providing a poorly performing alternative for the real thing and is a fundamental aspect of your lifestyle, but it's not yet totally unknown for /vr/ to deliver occasional helpfulness and engaging discussion.

>>7703591
I disagree

>>3356050
>>3356069
>>3356127
extremely worthwhile contributions we have here

>>2653094
>I don't understand, why are morons on 4chan so hard to organize?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPWYcjypSWo

Sure the adds for L̶a̶r̶a̶ ̶C̶r̶o̶f̶t̶'̶s̶ ̶b̶r̶e̶a̶s̶t̶s̶ Tomb Raider were everywhere but I throught Crash Bandicoot was the "official" mascot for the Playstation at the time?

>>1546410
>>1546442

He means Vagrant Story doesn't look like crap; for a lot of people, retro aestethics appretiation is like outsider art: a solid ground for condescendence, and the possibility of the viewer's self-regard as the operative factor in the elevation of the piece as 'worthy' are a must.

Sorry, I'm just a bit bitter. But seriously, there should be a distinction between the results of taking full advantage of the available technology, and the results of being in over one's head and just don't giving a fuck. Tomb Raider didn't look good THEN, and it certainly doesn't now either.