This Doesn't Look Like A PS1 or N64 Game

[Alder613]

Seriously, I've played actual PS1 and N64 games, and this doesn't look like anything from that era.

[Ikagura]

It is a low poly game reminiscent of this but it does not need to comply to the technical limitations of that era.

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[Kuzen]

okay?

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by Alder613:

Seriously, I've played actual PS1 and N64 games, and this doesn't look like anything from that era.

This game is literally Floating Runner with a frog gun:
https://youtu.be/UQtxyscnmu8?si=eQ0wICw3LmKiIrSg

With elements from Jumping Flash:
https://youtu.be/rAONnDAYJOE?si=V2-8CJBf0mZXaFKM

And as for the N64 it's also reminiscent of Space Station Silicon Valley https://youtu.be/PX-GdHNoRRQ?si=eAKVp8_Q0C0ClRMS

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ok

[Scott]

I think using the elements of an era of gaming you liked (like low-poly models and aliased textures) while not using the elements you don't like (low framerates, not many entities, minimal details) is actually a really good thing and what you SHOULD do for a retro-style video game

[Ikagura]

Originally posted by Scott:

I think using the elements of an era of gaming you liked (like low-poly models and aliased textures) while not using the elements you don't like (low framerates, not many entities, minimal details) is actually a really good thing and what you SHOULD do for a retro-style video game

I don't mind if a retro-inspired game puts some options to "nerf" the game like low distance clipping, low framerate and less entity at the same time for the lol but I do agree that improving the genuine flaws is what most actually appreciate (besides some weird elitists that think that modern improvements ruin a game).