Each player in this title they have attached to, or can have good memories, despite not interacting with him for decades. One of the simplest ways to follow the progress of the industry is to look at the graphics and visual conceptions of each title on successive generations of consoles. Because there are always a few games that stand out above the others, to push things further with regard to what can be done with available technology. A large series of visuals can really help the gameplay to feel more polite and the story much more immersive. This is why players are so determined to decide what title, each era of the game platform, seems better than everything else. For these first days, it is a subject particularly difficult to cover.

In simple terms, many games of these first generations of console simply have not aged very well, of course, due to the technology of the period. But sometimes, what a game looks like can also be partly about how its mechanics flows and the visual palette progresses. Because, especially at the start of the industry, some games seemed superb because they were ambitious and shocked audiences that had had nothing like this before. Thus, visuals can be as much on breakthroughs as the artistic qualities are themselves. Will players agree with each title chosen here? Probably not, but it is a testimony to the beauty of this industry that there are always other games that can be asserted to take one of these spots.

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The prehistoric safari of Magnavox Odyssey was colorful and imaginative

The 1st generation made the good bases

Developed by Sanders Associates and manufactured by Magnavox, the retro Magnavox Odyssey is one of the many in the Odyssey series and a first console in platform wars. This generation of games is an era of technological experimentation and breakthroughs, and players will experience the impact that titles like Pong had on a wider audience. While driving towards the creation of large house consoles continued, the backdrop of the Arcade game dominating space, a series of titles made its debut which were not much to look at, but did the work mechanically. It was rare to see a touch of color or intriguing shapes brought to the screen, but Prehistoric safari did that exactly, opening a wider world.

There will be those who have other examples of consoles that could have been more promising, or titles that have rejected the borders. But, Prehistoric safari pushed the limits by Creation of a graphically rich image that had brilliant visuals and strong forms. It may not be the most inventive title, and the game mechanisms have not been up to the potential of the medium, but it is a beautiful game for the moment, if the players are looking for a good fact. There are obviously titles like the 1975s Moria Who also require attention, which jump this graphic approach on a large scale and create a more detailed and nuanced aesthetic. Maybe the neon lines of this title could be more for the player’s tastes.

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Pitfall II of Atari 5200: Lost Caverns pushed things forward

The 2nd generation has taken up new challenges

The Atari 2600 is often considered the best console of the 2nd generation, since it had a slightly more robust list of titles and was more accessible to players. However, the Atari 5200 used much more powerful visuals and was published after its predecessor, thus taking new technology. A range of titles is really distinguished, from Resition on Fractalus! and its 3D elements, at this choice, Pitre II: Lost caves. The best way to summarize this title is versatility. Because the level design varied, the visual palette was constantly evolving and the gameplay mechanisms themselves were very entertaining. The game could do everything, including having a great look.

PITFall II: Lost caves effectively captures naturerepresents water bodies, has fun characters and works very well for the period. He could have his limits, but what he does with his strength is unprecedented. It was an example of a game trying to work in advance on his time, and the developers working on future generations of consoles could absolutely consider this title as an evaluation of what is really possible. With interesting swimming mechanisms and animations of fluid characters, Pitre II: Lost caves seemed to understand the importance of personality in the development of a game.

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Batman de Nes: the return of the Joker looked almost new generation

The 3rd generation was defined by whisk titles

It is not often that a preexisting franchise ends up being one of the highest quality games on a platform, not to mention a console generation. But with the Nintendo entertainment system really stands out graphically, and series like Super Mario, Mega Man, And Kirby all providing great competition, it was Batman: return from the Joker In a way, it seemed to be part of the 4th generation of consoles. It may be the detail that is packed in the image. It is perhaps the contrast between the dark elements and the bright colors, giving a more authentic feeling of light. Or maybe it is how the developers, Sun Corporation and Ringler Studios were able to get out of the console.

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Whatever the answer, Batman: return from the Joker I had the impression that it was a step towards a more cinematographic narration. It was no longer an image that was barely visible, but that said in the story succinctly, through an aesthetic and a subtle animation. Perhaps what deserves the biggest mention is the effects that have been introduced into the game, with a major impact on the visuals. Not only were the history convincing, but the environment that Batman was also seemed to come to life. This is an excellent example of a developer using each arsenal tool to obtain a polished finished product.

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SNES’s Donkey Kong Country 3 is a classic for a reason

4th generation consoles have started to modernize

The SNES was yet another major springboard for Nintendo, and a signal that the company was always going to hold on among the competition. While other consoles at the time intensified their games, it is fair to say that the SNES had some of the best visuals. THE Kong donkey Saga, in particular, was always superb for his visual narration, but the third entry said that Nintendo was not finished by pushing the limits of what he was capable of.

Donkey Kong Country 3 Can be stylized, 3D-esque and slightly absurd in his imagery, but what is most important is that There is a vision and style specific to the graphics. These characters feel real and alive, despite the fact that they can resemble caricatures. Their animations certainly help, and the cutting scenes greatly contribute to adding to this depth. But from the environment to the continuous use of impressive techniques, including lighting and VFX, Donkey Kong Country 3 is still a favorite today.

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Playstation crash bandicoot broke the mold

The 5th generation marked a transition

There are many big games on the 5th generation of consoles that target a more realistic visual palette. And although there are suggesting that other consoles offer better graphic potential, this entry goes to Bandicoot On the original PlayStation, for the launch of a franchise full of visual creativity and ingenuity. Although this could be another stylized game, Bandicoot Having aged superblySpeaking of the quality of the quality of behind the scenes behind the scenes here.

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Although titles love Tekken 3 could have advanced the technology used, the timeless quality of Bandicoot guarantees that it continues to be relevant today today. The title has a high-speed action, and it takes real skills to be able to create characters and landscapes which are still instantly readable, even when they treat chaos of the gameplay itself. Everything here is very well considered and fans of Bandicoot will have good memories of this title and models of incredible characters that have reappeared on the road.

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The half-life of Xbox 2 establishes the standard

The 6th generation took risks

The original Half-wire The game looked stellar, and it is difficult to see how it could have been overcome. But, being executed on the original Xbox, Half-life 2 I went above, to make sure that the players were always surprised by the final experience. As we will see on the line, this is where the real cinematographic qualities are starting to be brought into the gameplay, the developers mastering shadows, lighting, VFX and other elements of this type that bring together the world. Valve are brains when it comes to pushing technologyAnd the source game engine used in the development of this title has a lot to respond.

Of course, there are still faults to find, in part because the game was still not where it must be that the developers of Valve are completely satisfied. It is a team that always puts pressure for more, even past perfection. But with a valve finding unique responses to conventional problems, Half-life 2 The visuals seem to evolve as the game progresses. The more the game is more spent, the easier it is to realize that it is unrivaled, although there will be PC players who will maintain that the best way to live this title is via Windows.

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Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3’s Grand Theft Auto V has shaped an open world

The enlarged ideas of the 7th generation

Grand Theft Auto V is culturally infamous. He had such a significant impact on today’s pop culture and remains one of the best -selling games of all time. That it was played on the PlayStation 3 or the Xbox 360, Grand Theft Auto V just looks incredibleAnd that is at this point, taking into account its significant scale. Because Grand Theft Auto V is not a typical level game, where developers could dive into the environment of each scene, or perfect a few major NPCs that would continue to present themselves. Because Rockstar Games did it at an even larger level.

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As the open world games take place, it is something really special. The players are immersed in this underground world of violence and crime like never before, with realistic parameters, credible characters and an endless range of characters. There is such freedom in this game, and the visuals never fall as the players explore, run or fight. The cut scenes can be spectacular, but it is this option to release from the order that distinguishes this title as an innovation center. It is simply not easy to make a game as well on this scale, but the Rockstar games make it work.

Grand Theft Auto 5

Systems

Released

September 17, 2013

ESRB

M for mature 17+ due to blood and gore, intense violence, mature humor, nudity, strong language, strong sexual content, drug and alcohol consumption

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Red Dead Redemption II of PlayStation 4 is so in detail

This 8th generation defined the current game

It may be a shock for anyone who Red Dead Redemption II Get a mention here, for several of the same reasons Grand Theft Auto V is included. It is the head and shoulders above the competition, focuses on all the tiny details that give life to a world, and is the richest open world that has ever been created. Western cities with a magnificent environment and amazing bedtime, Everything about this game has the impression that players watch a classic film Of the golden age of Hollywood which takes place in front of them.

Red Dead Redemption II probably seems better on PlayStation 4, but if the PlayStation Games are mentioned, then Horizon Zero Dawn must also get a cry. Although it is an original game, with convincing visuals and interesting artistic concepts, there is something so present and nuanced on the choices made throughout Red Dead Redemption II. It is fair to say that it could even be considered a 9th generation game in advance on his time, because of the progress he has made for gender, both mechanically and graphically.

Red Dead Redemption 2

Systems

Released

October 26, 2018

ESRB

M for mature: blood and gore, intense violence, nudity, sexual content, strong language, drug and alcohol consumption

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PlayStation 5’s Ghost of Tsushima: The director’s cup is unrivaled in his images

The 9th generation has such depth

Tsushima ghost was an amazing game on PlayStation 4 and a testimony to what Sony and Suckerpunch Productions were able to achieve together. But the players really wanted to see what this game looked like on PlayStation 5, with new generation technology that leads to its visuals. THE Ghost of Tsushima: Cut of the director was eagerly awaited and did not disappoint. Because these beautiful landscapes, detailed costumes and breathtaking combinations of colors have really jumped in this new format. The PlayStation 5 undoubtedly has some of the best titles of the current generation of consoles, with regard to these visuals, and other games are sure to compete with this entry.

However, something that should not be underestimated is the narration power of Ghost of Tsushima: Cut of the director, Because he has the impression that each film photo of this title has been chosen for a narrative purpose. It’s not just a game that looks good to show up. It is an immersive experience that honors Japanese history and culture and pays tribute to the classic stories of the samurai of the past. Games are so often raised by their complex details, and Ghost of Tsushima: the director’s cuts The visuals are certainly boasting of many of these small elements. But it is perhaps the natural beauty of the landscape that really distinguishes this game. It is rare that the quality of imaging is a reason to continue to explore an open world, but this is the case here.

Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut

Systems

Released

August 20, 2021

ESRB

M for mature 17+ due to blood and gore, intense violence, language, partial nudity

Developer (s)

Suction cup

Publisher (s)

Sony Interactive Entertainment