...Well that was a super-neat way to walk through video-game history.
jesus christ it was like playing a level of Rez
this video is fucking sweet
that was actually really good
This is brilliant.
I'm kind of disappointed that [sp]the QR code just goes to their channel[/sp].
[QUOTE=Foxtrot200;43804309]I'm kind of disappointed that [sp]the QR code just goes to their channel[/sp].[/QUOTE]
Goatse would've been much more appropriate.
so.. 12 triangles?
I recognize a few of the games shown. Mirror's Edge and Amnesia are two that were well done.
Some kinda commentary on how the graphics are a fancy wrapping on the same thing?
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And limbo
For some reason I was expecting
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aGDCE6Nrz0[/media]
Is anyone else getting an Unreal Tournament vibe from 1:38?
Interesting that they added games like the black swan, antichamber, and thomas was alone.
Really loved the attention to detail, like the old TV/VHS effects on the first bit, the dead pixel on the gameboy, and the higher field-of-view for the Unreal Tournament bit.
I love how it said [sp]OH GOD MY EYES[/sp] at the virtual boy part.
[QUOTE=latin_geek;43804935]Really loved the attention to detail, like the old TV/VHS effects on the first bit, the dead pixel on the gameboy, and the higher field-of-view for the Unreal Tournament bit.[/QUOTE]
Tempest 2000 spot was dead on as well as the KI one.
No crash bandicoot crates?
[QUOTE=Skerion;43804842]Is anyone else getting an Unreal Tournament vibe from 1:38?[/QUOTE]
It is a pretty obvious reference.
[sp]I'm so sorry.[/sp]
Thanks, duders. :3
[QUOTE=bliptec;43804910]Interesting that they added games like the black swan, antichamber, and thomas was alone.[/QUOTE]
And Super Hexagon of all things
The Silent Hill part caught me way off-guard
Badass video, man
[QUOTE=Hamst3r;43805686]Thanks, duders. :3[/QUOTE]
yyyooooooo, if you don't mind a couple questions
What did you use to make this? How many effects did you have to pile up for the Pong segments? I was really surprised with how realistic the scanlines and chroma aberration looked.
[QUOTE=latin_geek;43806039]yyyooooooo, if you don't mind a couple questions
What did you use to make this? How many effects did you have to pile up for the Pong segments? I was really surprised with how realistic the scanlines and chroma aberration looked.[/QUOTE]
This was made primarily in Adobe After Effects with the TV look being the following:
[img]http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/837649/Crap/tvfx.png[/img]
Basically doing the chroma abberation first, shifting the reds to the right and the blues to the left, before adding some noise, blur, and scanlines (made with the grid effect); then two different wobble effects that make the screen look unstable, like a bit of signal interference without overdoing it. On the Pong segments specifically there's also an echo effect that occurs before all of this that adds a blurry square lingering behind the Pong square - the idea being that it's like really bad CRT ghosting. :)
Wow, this is amazing.
[QUOTE=Hamst3r;43805686]Thanks, duders. :3[/QUOTE]
I love how you put Silent Hill right after the NIN ammo box, couldn't have been better
[QUOTE=Hamst3r;43806199]This was made primarily in Adobe After Effects with the TV look being the following:
[img]http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/837649/Crap/tvfx.png[/img]
Basically doing the chroma abberation first, shifting the reds to the right and the blues to the left, before adding some noise, blur, and scanlines (made with the grid effect); then two different wobble effects that make the screen look unstable, like a bit of signal interference without overdoing it. On the Pong segments specifically there's also an echo effect that occurs before all of this that adds a blurry square lingering behind the Pong square - the idea being that it's like really bad CRT ghosting. :)[/QUOTE]
Thank you so much for this! I was looking for a way to do this in photoshop, but man I didn't think after effects lol.
[QUOTE=Binladen34;43806322]Thank you so much for this! I was looking for a way to do this in photoshop, but man I didn't think after effects lol.[/QUOTE]
After Effects is great for still image editing. In a way it's a better Photoshop than Photoshop, as you can use videos, 3D models and procedurally-generated elements for layers and all of the effects are non-destructive.
I used it to put this wallpaper together, for instance: [url=http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/14982/2525392-bombandcrosschainsawsdoveexplosion.jpg]THA-bombandcrosschainsawsdoveexplosion.png[/url]
[QUOTE=Hamst3r;43806406]After Effects is great for still image editing. In a way it's a better Photoshop than Photoshop, as you can use videos, 3D models and procedurally-generated elements for layers and all of the effects are non-destructive.
I used it to put this wallpaper together, for instance: [url=http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/1/14982/2525392-bombandcrosschainsawsdoveexplosion.jpg]THA-bombandcrosschainsawsdoveexplosion.png[/url][/QUOTE]
Well then, lets see what I can cook up :D
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I'm using a trial for after effects, are they not in the trial version?
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