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12/19/2016 2:53:32 PM
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What do you think of games making real life cutscenes?
example such as Alan Wake and Quantum Break do you like it or do you hate it?
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#Gaming
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RIP Command and Conquer
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3 RisposteBrings me back to the 90s.
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Dude, back in the 90s, almost all AAA games had real life video cut scenes. Even Civ 2 had full motion video. Personally, I love it.
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2 RisposteModificato da lietenantdan: 12/22/2016 8:40:36 PMI think most games now put trackers on actors and have them play out the cut scene anyways. But it is a little weird if the cut scene looks too much different than the rest of the game.
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1 RispondiWith Alan Wake, it just felt like episodes of an old series of shorts. Quantum Break however did feel a bit jarring at times.
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I feel like even though it's using RL cutscenes almost seamlessly and the games graphics may be top notch, it still breaks the immersion factor.
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Lol its essentially episode 1-3 prequels
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2 RisposteI like consistency. I'd find it too distracting to play a game made where the game repeatedly switches back and forth between real life footage and in engine constructs.
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3 RisposteI remember the live-action cutscenes from the ps1 days. Shockwave Assault, Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero, etc. Man, those were cheesy.
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It's kinda weird
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I enjoyed Quantum Break immensely. The live action episodes didn't take me out of immersion.
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Do metal gear solid V's count? If so then yes.
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2 RisposteModificato da The First Aifos: 12/19/2016 3:20:24 PMHaven't seen it been done, but imo animation>live action, with movies, so probably same boat in video games.
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Depends on the graphics of the game I guess
