Philanthropist
Newcomer
My eyes tell me that there's a huge difference when I look at the gif I just posted
Remastered MGS4 trailer
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ManuVlad3.0
Regular
Thanks, I see I missed the debris from the wall debris, the smoke, and the cloth in ss row 4. Otherwise it's the same except color for image which can be due to different reasons (like how some videos of HS had dull colors whilst the ss had vivid and strong colors).
Oh the color in the new video is to strong, like a brightness/gamma/contrast tweak, perhaps!
Note: Could you be so kind and remove the GIF image, it really bogs down the loading of the page (my connection is slow today!
) and it is against the rules.It's a gif, you dont think that the '06 game demonstration ran that scene at 2-5fps?
Yes didn't I point out the parts I where wrong at, in the previous post? :smile:
Philanthropist
Newcomer
It fluctuated between at about 10-15 fps, and it shows in the gif. I actually counted the frames in a second of the original trailer where the frame rate stuttered. Now it's just perfectly smooth.
Thats good but I was not talking about the game demonstration speed. But I was wrong on the particle and smoke effect for a couple of scenes!
You see I was not checking the speed since I was running one HD video on my PC and the other one on my VPC, apart from that I had a third VPC doing work. That means 3 fully fledged WinXP systems in work!
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Thanks, I see I missed the debris from the wall debris, the smoke, and the cloth in ss row 4. Otherwise it's the same except color for image which can be due to different reasons (like how some videos of HS had dull colors whilst the ss had vivid and strong colors).
Oh the color in the new video is to strong, like a brightness/gamma/contrast tweak, perhaps!
Or just a new trailer with new assets and a new engine.
Naboomagnoli
Newcomer
I don't see how it would be possible to simply remaster the old trailer to give it new frames, and I'm sure this is what most needs appreciation in working out whether this is new or not. You can't make new frames to fit into a CGI trailer without re-recording the trailer (at least not with this level of improvement). To me this couldn't be anything other than a new version of the exact same cutscene running on a newer engine.
Gradthrawn
Veteran
Wow... you must have never, ever, played a Metal Gear before.
I played most of MGS2 and some of MGS3. I remember having a HUD, sneaking around and shooting people. I have no idea what the gameplay is like for MGS4, have they ever shown any? If I want a bad plot with sub-titles then I will rent a movie
I played most of MGS2 and some of MGS3. I remember having a HUD, sneaking around and shooting people. I have no idea what the gameplay is like for MGS4, have they ever shown any? If I want a bad plot with sub-titles then I will rent a movie
There have been quite a few gameplay sequences in MGS4 trailers already - just as their were in pre-existing MGS3 and MGS2 trailers that came out before the games shipped. Me thinks you're just not looking close enough.
scooby_dooby
Legend
Same trailer? Oh, yeah :
That's called contrast.
Some of you guys are on glue. It's not a new trailer, Konami said so themselves.
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Deleted member 7537
Guest
The trailers show at TGS didn't had the logo too.
I have to disagree. Some things really are different, most notable:
- the amount of particles on screen,
- one picture with a guy in a truck clearly has a different wardrobe.
(edit: the picture with the "ID-tagged blabla" subtitles)
Naboomagnoli
Newcomer
How would you propose that such a framerate improvement could have materialised from the original version? If there is a feasible way to produce something out of nothing then I'm sure it's a technique that should either be shared with everyone else, or used as a means to acquiring hefty sums of money.
Edit: that sarcasm isn't aimed exclusively at you, btw. Perhaps I should slot a
in there somewhere.