Games Games and Games
by ZonalTycoon · 07/25/2007 (6:50 pm) · 0 comments
Hi, Oh My!
I am glad that I made Glutton and it is nearing completion. I kinda rushed at the end because even though the game, I tried to keep it all good and better best, time is running out.[Due to real life distractions not limited to g1r0xx0lz!] The Game as an individual effort, I think, is satisfactory for me. I also tried best to reduce the labor and optimize my efficiency in making the game. But there is always a chance to improve.
I remember the dialog from movie Matrix "There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path" L0lz! But its kinda true with making Games. But I am not into movies that much though.
Games are always better compared to movies as they have that extra dimentions. Dimentions of Z (3d), as well as dimention of interaction. Only if more people could play games. Gaming requires more skill on the player compared to movies. Player needs more brain power to process what he is viewing. But due to High quality graphics the scenes are comparable to real life scenarios and hence that "processing" is reduced. The lesser the processing the simple the games are and hence easy to play, but graphicaly superior.
Saurabh
I am glad that I made Glutton and it is nearing completion. I kinda rushed at the end because even though the game, I tried to keep it all good and better best, time is running out.[Due to real life distractions not limited to g1r0xx0lz!] The Game as an individual effort, I think, is satisfactory for me. I also tried best to reduce the labor and optimize my efficiency in making the game. But there is always a chance to improve.
I remember the dialog from movie Matrix "There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path" L0lz! But its kinda true with making Games. But I am not into movies that much though.
Games are always better compared to movies as they have that extra dimentions. Dimentions of Z (3d), as well as dimention of interaction. Only if more people could play games. Gaming requires more skill on the player compared to movies. Player needs more brain power to process what he is viewing. But due to High quality graphics the scenes are comparable to real life scenarios and hence that "processing" is reduced. The lesser the processing the simple the games are and hence easy to play, but graphicaly superior.
Saurabh
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