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A nostalgic lookback at more retro graphics like the 3D low poly renders of the n64 ps1 era or pixel art for the snes era and even the cell shaded beauty of games like wind waker!



#gaming #graphics #retrogaming




the artist behind the pixel art background for the patrons - twitter.com/Holdsworthands
the low poly artist that made the mid bump - www.instagram.com/vicestrella.psd/






Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
1:32 - Old graphics matter
3:31 - Factor
4:37 - Pixel art
18:32 - Low Poly
33:46 - Mid Bump
34:17 - Cell Shading
41:40 - Losing personality
48:38 - Outro
49:27 - Thank you
49:45 - Patrons







Soundtrack:    • The Appeal of Older Graphics  









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@InternetPitstop

3 weeks ago

Here's the factor link straight from the time vortex! strms.net/factor75_internetpi...

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@JudgementNutter

3 weeks ago

Art direction > Hyper realism

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@pingpong5877

3 weeks ago

PS2 graphics is not an insult. It's an aesthetic.

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@kaylianneatorres-lopez9889

2 weeks ago

Just wanna say I LOVE the way you insert yourself into every scene, not just standing in front of the visuals but actually becoming a part of them, sitting and laying in seats, trunks, the ground, the editing must have taken forever but the end result is really fantastic visually. The part where you're showing us the low poly sky boxes and just lay next to the camera, pointing and the different scenery and even showing us a visual on your phone instead of cropping it into the vid. So immersive, beautiful, massive props for the effort you've put into this video. Love it!

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@StrongZeroPowerHour

3 weeks ago

I think it's important to note that older games had much smaller dev teams, working on much smaller time scales, which produces art unified by a singular vision. That's a much more challenging thing to do in a modern triple A title.

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@kirbythings

3 weeks ago

I love how your whole channel feels like a friend just nerding out over a random topic to you and I am just sitting here listening

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@mrlukesir486

3 weeks ago

Him sitting with Yoshi watching the sunset always gets me

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@something1558

3 weeks ago

As someone that does not understand the obesion with games having realistic graphics these days this video is a great breath of fresh air.

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@reaps_playground

3 weeks ago

Can we talk about how he learned those moves for the Jet Set Radio bits just to dance along with the characters, gotta love the dedication

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@limecrimes

3 weeks ago

The pixel graphics of gen 4 Pokémon and the DS in general makes me wanna cry

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@marche800

3 weeks ago

Something big about the low poly look is shape language. Shape language in character design refers to how shapes imply characteristic, a square is sturdy, a circle is cut and harmless, a Triangle is sharp and dangerous looking, these trains are combined in strategic way to tell a story about the characters through their looks. In modern games character models have so many polygons that they can look totally smooth as they would be in real life, so using that bloodborn example, those ghost guys are smoother which in spite of them being creepey is still send off that circular lack of threat vibes. In older games, no matter how hard you try to make something a circle, it will always be angular, which makes everything feel a little more dangerous and threatening.

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@jbaig1

3 weeks ago

Hands down most aesthetic YouTube channel out there. I could watch you gush about shit you like for an eternity.

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@TaleOfTheToaster

3 weeks ago

The first person POV while showing the audience pics on your phone… so immersive 👌🏻

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@zmonty07

3 weeks ago

Pokémon visually has embraced 3D, but hasn't moved out of the 2D mindset. When there are two sprites talking to each other, your brain can fill in the rest as to what each character might be doing while speaking. But if it's two fully-rendered 3D models, having them blankly stare at each other or do one animation that you've seen them do a hundred other times while text comes out of their mouths and then do a full 180 degree turn without their model actually moving... that's on the other side of the uncanny valley. It's the same concept, two characters looking at each other while talking, but you have to do more to convey what's happening in 3D otherwise it just looks bad. Pokémon has yet to figure out that they can't just replace sprites with 3D models and expect everything to be the same.

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@gamesndebunker

3 weeks ago

Hello PinternetItstop

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@arianrhod7442

3 weeks ago

This little pitstop on the internet has a big place in my heart. So comfy.

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@carlsportfolio9266

3 weeks ago

Old school graphics never fail to remind of being a child watching my cousins play wind waker on the gamecube. Thank u for this nostalgia trip.

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@michael_xcx

3 weeks ago

For me, nothing will ever beat the beautiful pixel artstyle of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. Like... Wigglytuff Guild, the beach at dusk and Sharpedo Bluff, Fogbound Lake and Crystal Lake, the Hidden Land with Temporal Tower, Sky Peak... Gosh I don't know a more beautiful fantasy world.

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@alexanderhdmi7704

3 weeks ago

I live for the way he inserts himself into different games and funny scenarios. As always, this channel still feels like an immersive little world. 9:26, like what other video essay channel would go the extra mile to do something like this.

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@Psykostatik

3 weeks ago

One of the reasons stuff like that holds up is this weird thing where when you're limited in you're creative space it seems to bring out the best in some people.

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