Real-life sprites for next gen consoles
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Real-life sprites for next gen consoles
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posted02/24/2013 11:10 PM (UTC)byMember Since
12/15/2009 06:55 AM (UTC)
It is highly unlikely but I was wondering if it is even possible to have actors portray the characters ala MK1, 2, 3
What would it look like? Having actors in a 3D environment with a PS3-4 game engine? With today's technology it SHOULD be possible...
What would it look like? Having actors in a 3D environment with a PS3-4 game engine? With today's technology it SHOULD be possible...
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New actors?
Yes of course. I just like the old actors like John Parish(Jax); Sal Davita(Scorpion in MK:M); John Turk(subbie in MK:M and all ninjas in MK3-T); I forgot the guy who plays kano and kabal but he is funny. Man how could I forget his name. These are just a few actors though and I think they were great in helping to make the early MKs.
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What I think would work instead is to incorporate the type of motion capturing used in Heavy Rain where you really have the likeness of the actor in the character. Now THAT would be awesome!
Subcytor Wrote:
Rich Divizio plays kano kabal and baraka

Rich Divizio plays kano kabal and baraka
YES! That's that guy!
Idea: If nobody has done this before, we should play a game of who am I with the cast of the early MK's.
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Sub-Zero_7th Wrote:
What I think would work instead is to incorporate the type of motion capturing used in Heavy Rain where you really have the likeness of the actor in the character. Now THAT would be awesome!
What I think would work instead is to incorporate the type of motion capturing used in Heavy Rain where you really have the likeness of the actor in the character. Now THAT would be awesome!
Yes!

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I've been wondering what the whole real life sprites thing would look like nowadays, considering the huge advancements that have happened in video game technology over the years.
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