http://www.binarycreativity.com/2006/05/04/geometry-wars-vs-assassins-creed-what-do-people-really-want-for-next-gen-gameplay/ Matt Gilgenbach's blog on game development and creativity through this nascent medium of self expression. Mon, 19 Sep 2011 05:22:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.binarycreativity.com/2006/05/04/geometry-wars-vs-assassins-creed-what-do-people-really-want-for-next-gen-gameplay/#comment-53 Binary Creativity - Licensed Games I’d Want to Work On – Part 1: Panzer Dragoon Sun, 24 Dec 2006 00:08:02 +0000 http://www.binarycreativity.com/2006/05/04/geometry-wars-vs-assassins-creed-what-do-people-really-want-for-next-gen-gameplay/#comment-53 [...] At any rate, I love Panzer Dragoon. Panzer Dragoon Saga is one of my very favorite games, if not my favorite. If you couldn’t tell, you might want to read my glowing praise in an earlier post. The Panzer Dragoon games take place in such a unique world that is both beautiful and fascinating. The art direction has always been superb even on the early Saturn games even though due to hardware limitations, it was difficult to tell what the collection of polygons were supposed to be. Panzer Dragoon Saga had amazing cutscenes and is by far the best looking Saturn game technically. It’s graphics are so good, one might even mistake it for a Playstation game! (Although, the video codec leaves much to be desired, which is unfortunate since there’s a lot of pre-rendered video in Panzer Dragoon Saga) I paid over $100 for Panzer Dragoon Saga, and after playing it, I would have paid twice that. The post-apocalyptic world blends all the best things from science fiction and fantasy together to create one of the most immersive worlds out of any video game. (Microsoft, why haven’t you made Panzer Dragoon Orta backwards compatible yet?!?! The last update did include Psychonauts, which is good) [...] [...] At any rate, I love Panzer Dragoon. Panzer Dragoon Saga is one of my very favorite games, if not my favorite. If you couldn’t tell, you might want to read my glowing praise in an earlier post. The Panzer Dragoon games take place in such a unique world that is both beautiful and fascinating. The art direction has always been superb even on the early Saturn games even though due to hardware limitations, it was difficult to tell what the collection of polygons were supposed to be. Panzer Dragoon Saga had amazing cutscenes and is by far the best looking Saturn game technically. It’s graphics are so good, one might even mistake it for a Playstation game! (Although, the video codec leaves much to be desired, which is unfortunate since there’s a lot of pre-rendered video in Panzer Dragoon Saga) I paid over $100 for Panzer Dragoon Saga, and after playing it, I would have paid twice that. The post-apocalyptic world blends all the best things from science fiction and fantasy together to create one of the most immersive worlds out of any video game. (Microsoft, why haven’t you made Panzer Dragoon Orta backwards compatible yet?!?! The last update did include Psychonauts, which is good) [...]

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