The Beauty of Graphics Video Series

[TruthLies]

Hey guys.

I've decided to start another series - this one will be much shorter than my others.

It will be a look into some snippets of gameplay that showcase the incredible graphics of various games. I'll only feature games that i think are either unquestionably beautiful or strikingly unique. There will be no commentary, just 20-30 second clips faded together to show off the beauty of the games. I hope you enjoy!

Episode 1 - Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Episode 2 - RAGE
Episode 3 - Trine 2

[IRELAND NO 1]

Just my 2 cents but here are a few extra games that stand out in my mind, they had some amazing visuals in certain points of the game. Most of these games made me just stop playing and look around at the jaw dropping scenery!

In no particular order!

Gears of war 3
Dead Space 2
Forza 4
Alan Wake
Bioshock 2
Borderlands
Final Fantasy XIII
Battlefield 3
Halo Reach

[TruthLies]

Definitely doing Dead Space 2, Alan Wake and Bioshock 2.

Other games i want to cover are LA Noire, Mass Effect 2, and Dead Island maybe. But we'll see, haha. If anyone watches the videos i'll keep making them. Gears definitely had good visuals but i didn't like the game, so i don't have it anymore, same with FF13.

[IRELAND NO 1]

Wow how did I forget Dead Island that game had some of the best scenery from beaches to jungle and of course L.A Noire

Looking forward to them Jeff.

[TruthLies]

Thanks. Working on lots of other videos though, too, so it might be a little while before the next.

[Slam Da Brakes]

Thanks TruthLies. Nice series. Added as a front page article

[TruthLies]

Wow. Thanks man.

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[Master AO]

Great post, I found myself doing the same thing in Skyrim, just kinda watching.

I still can't believe Bethesda did that with just 3.8 GB's of install on the 360, that's just amazing.

[TruthLies]

Yeah, it's nuts. And my install was actually only 2.9.

In addition to the games you mentioned, the first Shenmue looks a little crude now if you break out your Dreamcast, but that game is full of fascinating sociological detail, weather effects, and day and night. To someone who has never been there, it was just so interesting to visit a town in 1980's Japan.