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for me it's not only a graphic but the gameplay too, and in old games mostly it feels realy archaic, and thats bad, very bad...

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+1 if you don't like the graphics.

I haven't downloaded it yet. Everyone says it is good. I will see this weekend. I loved the 2nd one, and this one is supposed to be better.

Perfectly said. I can even apply that to myself with FF7, Chrono Cross, and Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic. I can still play FF7 because I played and fell in love with it when it first came out. I recently tried playing the other 2 games for the first time, but couldn't get more than 5-10 mins into them due to their graphics.

Not true, there's lots of old good games I didn't play as a kid, and I usually enjoy playing them no a lot. Obviously graphics got old, but who cares, as long as I have fun playing, the game is good. 3D ones as well.

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i prefer the biomod over shifter. Shifter changes the gameplay a bit too much imo,I really liked the fact that unlike HR you are not rewarted for not killing enemys so its really totally up to you. However in shifter you get XP for every enemy and how you get rid of them. Didnt like that. Biomod has all the good benefits from shifter and the neat feature that implants that only use energy when actually being used stay activated so you get a little less micromanagement. However I totally understand if ppl prefer the shifter mod.

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uuuuh what? Dude we're talking about Deus Ex, a game from year 2000.

that's quite different. Visuals are far more affected by the technological improvemens than music or books.

music and books change of genre more than anything depending of the time they were made/written. Music does have a better fidelity quality nowadays but that's easy to get over it.

with books you always have the same thing, words on paper. Nothing really affected by the technology when it comes to quality of the product.

Videogames are different because the standard for their visuals and animations go up every year and that affects the overall product. Videogames are a mesh between several ways to express something, a mesh of different media. Sound, video, animations, graphics, writing, even controls.

That's why it's harder to get into an old game, because it has several things that will eventually get old and aged and they all do it at a varied level (example, graphics could be quite cool even by today standards but animations could be quite bad).

There's also the whole silicon valley deal which affects animation and 3d models. That explains why it's easier to get into old 2D games.

Absolutely.

Why would you bump a three month old thread, for god's sake?