SOUL is just nostal-
SOUL is just nostal-
Daniel James
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Nicholas Price
that is a pretty bad loading screen
game was great though
Colton Ramirez
The gems not floating from the top count to your chest was my only real complaint about the remake.
Oliver Mitchell
explain without using buzzwords then
Elijah Baker
>not the static camera angle
>not the black screen ruining the immersion of jumping into a portal
>not the lack of a saving message
Are you mental?
Dominic Gomez
Banjo Kazzoie's loading screens were better.
Anthony Campbell
Yeah its actually really fucking lazy of them to have replaced such a nice loading screen that could have *easily* been duplicated in just a couple of minutes with what might as well be a gif.
Thomas Moore
if it had a saving message you'd bitch about it ruining your immersion
Isaac Butler
Considering you posted the only bad part of the remaster, I think they did ok.
Ryder Martinez
Soul is synonymous with passion. When a person or a group of people are deeply passionate about making something, it is conveyed through the work itself when others interact with it. This sensation is described as "soul". Over time, as you become more jaded in life you slowly lose the ability to express passion and therefore cannot recognize it when you see it. You can no longer discern sincerity from careful corporate regurgitate.
Thus some people confuse praise for soul with "nostalgia", because they are a nostalgic for a time when they were not a bitter husk.
Soul is a certain quality inherent to a specific work or thing, that elicits an emotion deep inside. Soul is what makes you tear up when you hear a beautiful piece of musical orchestration. Soul is that feeling of raw emotion you get when you watch a movie you love. Everything before 2005 has soul of varying degrees.
Mass soullessness started around 2005 when you got stuff like Johnny Test and the Tim Burton Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movie.
Also, see pic related
William Wright
can you also move, do barrel rolls and breath fire in the original loading screen?
Brandon Nelson
clearly your parents didn't have enough passion
Caleb Russell
so...nostalgia because you believe it can't happen nowadays since all you talk is the past
Blake Perry
>NOOOOO YOU CAN'T TELL THE TRUTH THAT I CONVENIENTLY FORGOT TO SAY
David Martin
Soul is something that exists in the modern day, it's just that corporatism and postmodernism has become the zeitgeist of the 2010's and 2020's. We're basically living in the transitionary period towards the dystopian future that many artists of the 20th century feared, and that's reflected in modern art. '
"SOUL" still exists, but it's very rare and inconsistent.
Kayden Perry
Based and true. Zoomers and sois will seethe at this post
Hudson Cruz
woah... this says a lot about our society
Kevin Brown
Christian Bennett
very trivial thing.
I grew up with the original Spyro and I still love the remake trilogy
Brayden Turner
source?
Nathaniel Nelson
Ryan Peterson
Ok but what game has the most SOUL
Hunter Davis
It's a major failing point of shifting to a "realistic cartoonish" style, if that makes any sort of sense.
Adrian Baker
Now THIS was a kino loading screen.
Wyatt Jones
Dylan Jackson
nice, very good examples for these zoomers to witness
is there any for ratchet and clank? I played the remake/master and couldn't notice
Michael Martinez
>This exists
Which means they were fully capable of doing just THIS but actively chose not to because someone on the development team is an artisté.
Zachary Kelly
Jayden Long
Even aside from the ugliness, one of the things that bothers me is how the armor is dark grey and almost matte. Throughout the Spyro trilogy, shiny, reflective silver is unanimously used to signify something is immune to flame breath (and often lights up red-hot when you try it), whether it be enemy shields/armor or gem crates in the world.
Isaac James
Check this out, from that Art of Reignited book that came out a bit ago.
Camden Price
>text box wipes in the original
>just disappears in remake
>spyro follows the orb as it bounces in the original
>stares shellshocked into nothingness in the remake
Jaxson Powell
And there was this too.
Lucas Foster
Brayden Nelson
>composed like a painting (the LOD helps the effect)
>the distant gondola station is highlighted against the pastel skybox and the deep blue mountain
>the ice is clear and reflective and painted with the color of the sky
>the explosion looks like a magical spell
>the sky creates the feeling of being safe on a fantasy mountaintop during twilight
>no composition at all (and looks busy since everything has the same amount of detail regardless of distance)
>the gondola station is indiscernible against the sky, the distant mountains, the nearby mountain, and the ice, all of which are the same color
>the ice is rough and cracked and not reflective, looks like rock
>the explosion is realistic and dangerous looking, clashes with the aesthetic
>the sky creates the feeling of scaling a bleak rocky mountain during gloomy overcast weather
Cooper Cruz
Why were Spyro's skyboxes so soulful? There's just something incredibly comforting about the hues of the sky and the distant mountain peaks.
Michael Robinson
Fantastic choice of palette, stylization, and framing against the level geometry.
Nolan Wright
The gentle color palette was really easy on the eyes.
Evan Nelson