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This thread has been linked to the game 'Grand Theft Auto: Vice City'.
Can't understand it I have been reliably informed that only the Nintendo can do water effects on the Camera lens. You can imagine my surprise when I saw the same effects on PS2 Gta VC and then there is the blood splattering on the lens as well.
I must be wrong though because the PS2 is old and not capable of producing graphical effects like this (that is according to some Ninty fanboys).
I must be wrong though because the PS2 is old and not capable of producing graphical effects like this (that is according to some Ninty fanboys).
What is the point for a gta:vice city forum if you're writting your gta stuff here. That's pretty wierd. That is like is someone had 7 toilets in their house yet he felt it necessary to do his business in the backyard.
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Does anyone no where the Garages are on GTA VC? as i need to stash some hot wheels.
... and I've always said, games make the console, nothing else.
I was under the impression that there was a dedicated forum for this toss.
Get a life you philistine.
Get a life you philistine.
I could be wrong, but personally I feel the consoles are at a stage where they can't really get any better.
cjh wrote:
> I wouldn't call the PS2 old, just older than the Cube and Box.
>
> Thing is though, a console is a console, no matter who makes it, and
> with the Box, Cube and PS2 nowadays, whatever one can produce,
> graphics wise, it's almost certain the other two can do it too.
>
> So, no, effects on the screen like this arn't Gamecube only it
> appears.
This just goes to prove a point, what is the advantage of owning the other two none and that is precisely why people have not flocked to by the newer machines because they aren't any better.
> I wouldn't call the PS2 old, just older than the Cube and Box.
>
> Thing is though, a console is a console, no matter who makes it, and
> with the Box, Cube and PS2 nowadays, whatever one can produce,
> graphics wise, it's almost certain the other two can do it too.
>
> So, no, effects on the screen like this arn't Gamecube only it
> appears.
This just goes to prove a point, what is the advantage of owning the other two none and that is precisely why people have not flocked to by the newer machines because they aren't any better.
I wouldn't call the PS2 old, just older than the Cube and Box.
Thing is though, a console is a console, no matter who makes it, and with the Box, Cube and PS2 nowadays, whatever one can produce, graphics wise, it's almost certain the other two can do it too.
So, no, effects on the screen like this arn't Gamecube only it appears.
Thing is though, a console is a console, no matter who makes it, and with the Box, Cube and PS2 nowadays, whatever one can produce, graphics wise, it's almost certain the other two can do it too.
So, no, effects on the screen like this arn't Gamecube only it appears.
Actually, the water on the camera lens graphical effect was first introduced/pioneered in Metal Gear Solid 2 (I think), all good Nintendo fans know this, so they don't make any silly claims that "only the Gamecube can do this".
Can't understand it I have been reliably informed that only the Nintendo can do water effects on the Camera lens. You can imagine my surprise when I saw the same effects on PS2 Gta VC and then there is the blood splattering on the lens as well.
I must be wrong though because the PS2 is old and not capable of producing graphical effects like this (that is according to some Ninty fanboys).
I must be wrong though because the PS2 is old and not capable of producing graphical effects like this (that is according to some Ninty fanboys).