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And They Say Games Are More Realistic…

Yeah, right! Better graphics are the only ingredient to make games more realistic. This video proves that if realism is the point, then developers have a lot more to improve on. But while (2) companies argue over who’s more realistic, who said reality is fun? As for me, I’ll take fiction over reality any day. […]

Yeah, right! Better graphics are the only ingredient to make games more realistic. This video proves that if realism is the point, then developers have a lot more to improve on. But while (2) companies argue over who’s more realistic, who said reality is fun?

As for me, I’ll take fiction over reality any day. Warp pipes and stiff FPS anyone?

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  1. Lol, yeah and if games were that real, I dont think I could play a Mario game ever again, I mean, how could I jump and pop those little turtles out of their shells! And, and crushing Goombas?!

  2. What the hell?! Why does it say xx–jfp–xx, hmm, I'll have to fix this.

  3. i think the goal is to get AI to develop alongside graphics… i don't think they'd be so stupid that they'd keep goldeneye's AI with pure realism… although it could be funny to watch and play…

  4. Well, Jack Thompson wants you to believe that video games are realistic representations of the physical world and that basically they teach children how to kill other people… as seen on this video.

  5. its not hard to figure out how to kill somebody all on your own… just hit them till they never move again…

  6. Dear Youtube users,Please stop making movies with introductions that are over a minute long. Thank you

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