Final Fantasy 8
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I’m acquire this meme, could be useful later in the feature
Thank you
I just did a “Paul F Tompkins off-mic on Comedy Bang Bang” laugh
Does the Final Fantasy 7 also suffered from the same issue since it also on Playstation and it was released much earlier than 8?
Yes
I see
Yeah, FF7 is the OG of cinematic/in-game disconnect. Advertised almost exclusively with FMV footage, to great effect, too.
Back4Blood
Age of Mythology
Also, here’s the original source of the image if anybody for some whatever reason ever need it. It’s hard to crawl back for the source link since the original is really old at this point of time
The one that can think off right now is Omori
Seen a teeny tiny bit of the hand drawn beginning cutscenes and it looks gorgeous, only to immediately discover later that the entire game was played in 16-bit 2D pixel
Welp
... I think the dialogue cutscenes and the RPG fights count as a big chunk of the games, and those use drawings.
Yakuza, older games especially. You have amazing looking fully motion captured cutscenes which sometimes makes you forget that it's a video game due to how realistic it looks, but then you're out of the cutscene and the difference hits like a truck.
Dramatic zoom in on Kazuma Kiryu's painstakingly rendered pores. "I guess we're all the same deep down after all..." Looks up, sidequest jingle plays. Two seconds later, a ps2 man appears shouting "I'll kill you!" for a random encounter.
gta 3 or 4 perhaps
Lotr the 2 towers