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Zelda Ocarina of Time: Kakariko Village - Unreal Engine 5 Fan Remake
- Thread starter stormfire
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lol same. had to stop watching.
Interesting video, always enjoy these updates of old games on new engines, even if just to imagine what could be done if nintendo cared to do something like this with an actual studio behind it.
Yeah, we don't need to have a player character physically run around in these environments. Unless you are an expert at model rigging while also being a good programmer (on top of being an expert environmental artist), it just takes away from what the showcase is supposed to be about because it always looks bad. These are all separate jobs in game dev studios for a reason.
Just put a floating camera you can move around. It's far easier that way, too.
I want a complete remake/remaster of OoT.
However, that's too "generic realistic". I want it to look amazing, but still hold that Zelda and Nintendo charm/design.
However, that's too "generic realistic". I want it to look amazing, but still hold that Zelda and Nintendo charm/design.
Looks as terrible as these videos normally look.
It's semi-technically impressive I guess, but nothing artistically that wows me. If anything it makes me hope we never get a Zelda with this sort of art direction. If you can even call throwing every effect in the UE pipeline at some assets an art direction.
It's semi-technically impressive I guess, but nothing artistically that wows me. If anything it makes me hope we never get a Zelda with this sort of art direction. If you can even call throwing every effect in the UE pipeline at some assets an art direction.
You aren't alone. Feels technically proficient but devoid of style. Plus that Link model... makes me shudder with its dead eyes.
Is it technically proficient? It runs at like 20 fps and has these awful sawtooth shadows
For a little personal hobby fan project that one inexperienced guy does it's pretty good, even through there is of course a lot of room to grow and improve. It would be unrealistic to expect any level of professional video game quality for an amateur to begin with and if he has fun doing that then I don't mind this.
Yeah, the assets and lighting even make it look like a Witcher 3 village-location with an imported high poly Link.
I actively dislike Nintendo's "graphics are not our priority" when it comes to IQ (resolution, etc.) but I truly appreciate their art style and aesthetics.
Imagine Zelda looking like this. Dear lord what a copy paste approach.
Nintendo will never give us high level graphics, we will play these 2009 looking games for the next 10 years and we will love spending money on them, it's ART!!!
