VIDEO of NEXT-GEN MADDEN Commercial

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NEXT-GEN Madden Commercial video - CGI - not real-time, not in-game

http://www.hardwired.hu/dl.php?id=2969&dl=1
http://xboxmovies.teamxbox.com/xbox/1854/Madden-NFL-NextGen-Commercial/
http://movies.teamxbox.com/madden_nfl/madden_nfl_nextgen_1.wmv

the actual NEXT-GEN Madden game (of which there are NO pictures or video of)
is not for a specific platform. Xbox360 and PlayStation for certain.
probably for Nintendo Revolution and IBM PC as well.





Unlike previous reports, as well as what I said in previous posts, the
Next-Gen Madden Commercial was pre-rendered CGI, not real-time. part of it
(Sack Cam) was older- an in-motion version of what we saw as a rendered CGI
concept picture.

most of it was newer CGI footage, from the screenshots seen this last week
that were *thought* to be realtime
(but are not) So, the commercial was basicly ALL CGI. however the
main part of it looked badly animated. and I expect the real nextgen Madden
games on Xbox360, PlayStation3 and Revolution to animated much, much better.
but will they be able to keep the graphics detail and quality up? my guess
is, Yes and NO. better textures, better pixel shading, but worse image
quality, less anti-aliasing and filtering, and motion blurring. well, E3
isnt far away now.

another possibility to keep in mind, the main portion of the commercial
(minus the amazing Sack Cam sequence) *might* have been using assets from
the actual game, (player models) but beefed up with extra anti-alasing and
other effects. much like the part realtime-part CGI endings in Tekken 4.
which used in-game (replay) models but were done up with FSAA and such.


ultimately though, I do expect next-gen ATI and Nvidia graphics processors
(console and PC) to be able to handle this level of graphics (the Madden
Commercial)
 
"the actual NEXT-GEN Madden game (of which there are NO pictures or video
of) is not for a specific platform. Xbox360 and PlayStation for
certain. probably for Nintendo Revolution and IBM PC as well."
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opps!. when I said PlayStation, of course I meant *PS3* and not PS1 or
PS2. that should be obvious, but no doubt some dumbasses would inturpret
it wrong.
 
a link to the past wrote:
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Another ****ing Madden game with updated graphics? I don't know whether
to laugh or cry at the "news". What next, Tekken 6 to have "updated
character models"? Halo 3 to "look a bit better"? Bear "shits in
woods"? Can't wait to hear it. Apologies for propogating the
crosspost, but I don't know where it originated from. FU set to
anywhere except ugvgc.
 
Unlike previous reports, as well as what I said in previous posts, the
Next-Gen Madden Commercial was pre-rendered CGI, not real-time. part
of it (Sack Cam) was older- an in-motion version of what we saw as a
rendered CGI concept picture.
Click to expand...

What is the point of a pre-rendered CGI commercial?

"Hey, check out these graphics. No, the game won't look anything like this,
we just wanted to pull your chain."
 
a link to the past said:
opps!. when I said PlayStation, of course I meant *PS3* and not PS1 or
PS2. that should be obvious, but no doubt some dumbasses would inturpret
it wrong.
Click to expand...

Yeah, we know how dumb asses "inturpret" stuff.
 
a link to the past said:
NEXT-GEN Madden Commercial video - CGI - not real-time, not in-game

http://www.hardwired.hu/dl.php?id=2969&dl=1
http://xboxmovies.teamxbox.com/xbox/1854/Madden-NFL-NextGen-Commercial/
http://movies.teamxbox.com/madden_nfl/madden_nfl_nextgen_1.wmv

the actual NEXT-GEN Madden game (of which there are NO pictures or video of)
is not for a specific platform. Xbox360 and PlayStation for certain.
probably for Nintendo Revolution and IBM PC as well.
Click to expand...


Well, I'd be more excited if it was actual game footage. CGI does little for
me (and I think most people) when it comes to judging a future games quality
;)

Bring on the REAL next gen videos - then we can talk :)
 
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