The ​games industry’s obsession with ​visual fidelity is costing them money and talent
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Big developers are discovering that the technical progress of photorealism doesn’t always translate into the creative spark that gives gamers joy – and keeps them playing
  • Romkslrqusz@lemmy.zipEnglish
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    12 days ago

    play no different than games from 1998

    Do you have any examples?

    I feel like even 2008’s games all played substantially different from 1998’s.

    A more appropriate comparison might be 2026 to 2016.