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The one problem I have with games today is bad cameras in games and bad collision detection. EA releases Madden every year, without an apparent improvement in collision detection. Players walking threw each is very annoying in a game that is striving for realism. Playing a game where the enemy when shot is partially covered by the wall you shot them next to.
The camera just as big an issue possibilly more so because of its connections to gameplay. A cousin of mine was playing Namco's Dead to Rights and at one point the camera was inside the third person characters head and you could see his eyes. I have had the experience of finding the camera getting stuck behind a wall.
So here's a question for you all.
Could these problems be solved in the next-generation through the use of more powerful hardware or better coding. Could a processor be implemented on the board that would be dedicated to the camera and collision detection?
I get the idea that developers today are just not that concerned about collision detection or putting much focus on the movement of the camera in videogames.
Focus on detail like this could be beneficial to gameplay mainly sports, action, and adventure games.
The camera just as big an issue possibilly more so because of its connections to gameplay. A cousin of mine was playing Namco's Dead to Rights and at one point the camera was inside the third person characters head and you could see his eyes. I have had the experience of finding the camera getting stuck behind a wall.
So here's a question for you all.
Could these problems be solved in the next-generation through the use of more powerful hardware or better coding. Could a processor be implemented on the board that would be dedicated to the camera and collision detection?
I get the idea that developers today are just not that concerned about collision detection or putting much focus on the movement of the camera in videogames.
Focus on detail like this could be beneficial to gameplay mainly sports, action, and adventure games.