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Topic	I feel like graphics peaked during the Dreamcast generation.
Feline_Heart 09/17/21 8:09:59 PM #19:	luigi13579 posted... At most you could argue the jump between generations was biggest (although probably not even that), but that graphics had peaked? Nah. What I will say is that there were some gorgeous 2D / sprite-based games back then: https://onezero.medium.com/the-forgotten-pixel-art-masterpieces-of-the-playstation-1-era-8b453dfe00bf I think modern equivalents often fail to capture that quality of art style / animation (and that matters potentially more than raw graphical power or the latest technical innovations). I saw a trailer for a recent game a month or two ago that had fantastic 2D graphics. I cant remember the name of it though. It looked kind of anime inspired and I think it was a metridvania --- Pickles the Drummer, doodily doo, dingdong doodlily doodily doo <cite>Feline_Heart posted [p:958156676] in I feel lik... [t:79666492]...</cite> <quote>luigi13579 posted... </cite> <quote>At most you could argue the jump between generations was biggest (although probably not even that), but that graphics had peaked? Nah. What I will say is that there were some gorgeous 2D / sprite-based games back then: https://onezero.medium.com/the-forgotten-pixel-art-masterpieces-of-the-playstation-1-era-8b453dfe00bf I think modern equivalents often fail to capture that quality of art style / animation (and that matters potentially more than raw graphical power or the latest technical innovations).</quote>I saw a trailer for a recent game a month or two ago that had fantastic 2D graphics. I cant remember the name of it though. It looked kind of anime inspired and I think it was a metridvania --- Pickles the Drummer, doodily doo, dingdong doodlily doodily doo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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