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Topic	PS1 vs N64 Survival: Dragon Quest VII vs Pokemon Snap
Zeus 05/20/18 5:04:07 PM #10:	TheOrangeMisfit posted... Zeus posted... TheOrangeMisfit posted... Misfit Opinion: Pokemon snap was fun, but ultimately a very short and lazy game. I think only 69ish of the original 151 were in the game and there was like 6 maps. Lazy? wtf? While I wish there had been more courses, I can understand why they couldn't do more at the time. And, generally speaking, on-rail games usually tend to be on the shorter side. Has a little over a third of the Pokmon Has 7 levels Levels are like 3 minutes each The main-game Pokemon are just sprites, which don't require much time or effort to render in-game. Snap's are fully-rendered models with complex animations. Even Stadium's models were far simpler. As for the levels and level length, again, that's typical for the on-rails genre. The games tend to be short, especially since they're using more developed assets in a more dynamic way rather than just reusing the same assets. Plus the courses are designed for replay, with alternate routes and hidden features. iirc, you'd have to replay the courses at least a few times to unlock other courses. EnvyFox posted... Wow. N64 hasn't been doing too good in these showdowns, has it? xD Forget it, Envy, this is Sonytown. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:901690057] in PS1 vs N64... [t:76625221]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrangeMisfit posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrangeMisfit posted...</cite> <quote>Misfit Opinion: Pokemon snap was fun, but ultimately a very short and lazy game. I think only 69ish of the original 151 were in the game and there was like 6 maps. </quote> Lazy? wtf? While I wish there had been more courses, I can understand why they couldn't do more at the time. And, generally speaking, on-rail games usually tend to be on the shorter side.</quote> Has a little over a third of the Pokmon Has 7 levels Levels are like 3 minutes each</quote> The main-game Pokemon are just sprites, which don't require much time or effort to render in-game. Snap's are fully-rendered models with complex animations. Even Stadium's models were far simpler. As for the levels and level length, again, that's typical for the on-rails genre. The games tend to be short, especially since they're using more developed assets in a more dynamic way rather than just reusing the same assets. Plus the courses are designed for replay, with alternate routes and hidden features. iirc, you'd have to replay the courses at least a few times to unlock other courses. <cite>EnvyFox posted...</cite> <quote>Wow. N64 hasn't been doing too good in these showdowns, has it? xD</quote> Forget it, Envy, this is Sonytown. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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