RicaneliteBungie: Don't Worry About Halo 3's Graphics
If there’s been one issue with the Halo 3 beta (apart from it killing my 360), it’s been the game’s graphics. While they’re still quite yummy (considering it’s a beta and you’re playing on large multiplayer maps), for some of you ravenous, insatiable graphics whores they just haven’t met your astronomical standards. But don’t worry. Your frantic knicker-twisting has not gone unnoticed. Frankie O’Connor:
“Multiplayer is by necessity a more sterile iteration of our graphical style and will always be tuned for performance and elegance rather than jamming the screen full of pixels. We think that the final aesthetic look of our game will be judged at launch in September and in part based on the more intense single player spaces. We’re also focused on maintaining the Halo character and atmosphere in our visual design - we’re competing with ourselves, and not simply trying to match the aesthetic of other games. We think that folks will be happy with Halo 3’s graphical polish come September.”
That’s great Frankie, great. You hear that, you lot? Everything’s going to be OK.
“Multiplayer is by necessity a more sterile iteration of our graphical style and will always be tuned for performance and elegance rather than jamming the screen full of pixels. We think that the final aesthetic look of our game will be judged at launch in September and in part based on the more intense single player spaces. We’re also focused on maintaining the Halo character and atmosphere in our visual design - we’re competing with ourselves, and not simply trying to match the aesthetic of other games. We think that folks will be happy with Halo 3’s graphical polish come September.”
That’s great Frankie, great. You hear that, you lot? Everything’s going to be OK.
