ive been hearing a lot of people saying recently that "we have all this hardware but our games are crap" and "games havent advanced that much in the last ten years" and a few other comments...
i thought i would make this to emphasize the graphical jumps that have been made in the past 10 years and hopefully proove to the doubters that it has all been and continues to be worth it
my theory is that the reason a lot of people are moaning about the lack of advances is because they have gotten so used to these advances that they dont even notice when they are happening right in front of their eyes, so this threads a little Visual refresher course to show the differences and why all that money youve spent on graphics cards has been worth it (apart from Ageia of course, even God himself couldnt make that a good value product)
lets begin ...
1996: Quake
1998: Half Life
i thought i would make this to emphasize the graphical jumps that have been made in the past 10 years and hopefully proove to the doubters that it has all been and continues to be worth it

my theory is that the reason a lot of people are moaning about the lack of advances is because they have gotten so used to these advances that they dont even notice when they are happening right in front of their eyes, so this threads a little Visual refresher course to show the differences and why all that money youve spent on graphics cards has been worth it (apart from Ageia of course, even God himself couldnt make that a good value product)
lets begin ...
1996: Quake

1998: Half Life



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