Depends how the commercial game is. If you want performance even on low end machines, forget about c or at least about using only C libraries. Using C libraries for physics and such and C to handle the game logic could be a good solution. I still think using a ...
Weapon creation seems like a direct tribute to Diablo 2, and the weapons shooting feels like CoD, although the actual damage system is more reminisce of Halo again I'm pretty sure that weapons shooting in CoD feels a bit like a previous fps and the damage system of Halo is ...
xbox 360 hardware is from 2005, ps3 is even worse, If you happen to have a good pc you will only have better graphics physics compared to the xbox ps3 version, supposed they're not lazy with the code
as an attorney I always have considered your technical articles cutting-edge for gamer's law. shhhh Jay Moffitt, don't use that word We could be all sued
Interesting article, but I think that yes, graphics are important, as sound is, as gameplay is. A good game needs to play, look and sound good. Graphics helps the gameplay a lot too, both in immersion both in visual feedback while playing subtle particle effects, smooth animations, good looking environments ...
