PAX 2011 Jurassic Park: The Game "Action Montage" Trailer

Graphics on this look shit, that ps2 art style can pass for point and click, but everyone wants dinosaurs to look at realistic as possible

So where' the theme song?

You didn't say the magic word (:

@NTM said:

So where' the theme song?

While not there in this trailer, it's been around in their previous trailers and previews, so don't worry, the license seems to include the music :-)

@WinterSnowblind said:

@Bucketdeth said:

This looks.....low budget.

It is low budget, it's a $30 episodic digital release.

Does that make it a bad game? All of Telltale's work so far has been excellent and has really helped revive a dying genre.

If all you want is graphics, go back and play some shallow FPS tech demo.

Couldn't have said it better. 30 bucks for all the episodes and looking at their previous games, there's been great value from them.

@RXSideEffect said:

You didn't say the magic word (:

yes lolololol

Must go faster! Must go faster! Must go faster!

That's right.  But they never attack the same place twice.  They were testing the fences for weaknesses.  Systematically.  They remembered.

@WinterSnowblind said:

@Bucketdeth said:

This looks.....low budget.

It is low budget, it's a $30 episodic digital release.

Does that make it a bad game? All of Telltale's work so far has been excellent and has really helped revive a dying genre.

If all you want is graphics, go back and play some shallow FPS tech demo.

Well I can tell I struck a certain nerve with you, I never said the game looked 'bad' but it sure does look 'low budget'. I have seen many downloadable titles that look great, this simply does not and looks like a B-list movie in every aspect.

Also, what exactly is a "shallow FPS tech demo"?

@Bucketdeth: You didn' stirke a nerve, I was just responding to a lot of the ignorant posts being made about the graphics. Yes, a lot of indie games manage to look great on small budgets, but they typically achieve this by being very artistic or using pixel art. I can't think of many that have achieved anything close to this, without being backed by the likes of Sony.

Telltale aren't the best when it comes to graphics and animation, I was just pointing out that it doesn't mean their games are bad.

And by shallow FPS tech demo's, I meant games like Crysis. We see too many titles released these days, particularly on the PC that focus so much on looking great, there's barley a game behind them.

@WinterSnowblind said:

@Bucketdeth: You didn' stirke a nerve, I was just responding to a lot of the ignorant posts being made about the graphics. Yes, a lot of indie games manage to look great on small budgets, but they typically achieve this by being very artistic or using pixel art. I can't think of many that have achieved anything close to this, without being backed by the likes of Sony.

Telltale aren't the best when it comes to graphics and animation, I was just pointing out that it doesn't mean their games are bad.

And by shallow FPS tech demo's, I meant games like Crysis. We see too many titles released these days, particularly on the PC that focus so much on looking great, there's barley a game behind them.

I think I may have come off as an ass in my last post, I really do see what your saying. I love all types of games but this one just didn't strike me as something I would play, now I am very interested their Walking Dead adventure game and will definitely give it a shot.

Of course the guy with the lumberjack beard is going to fight a Raptor with a knife.

I read that dinosaurs couldnt have roared as they lack vocal chords