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"The Calisto Problem" ...Did he accidentally mess up the take?
"The Calisthenics Pronoun" Ah OK it's a bit, continue on then
“The Calisthenics Pronoun” Yahtzee would be proud, I’m sure. I love deliberate mispronunciation bits
My fave from him was probably Yahtzee calling Balan Wonderworld 'Balan Chunderlungs'
We need the next list to be: 5 Terrible Games with Amazing MUSIC
*turns out he's already made that list, how about video game composers?
Honestly you can fill almost all of the spots with Sonic games
soooo sonic 06?
Final Fantasy XIII
final fantasy mystic quest
YES pls
The Calisto Protocol bit was so funny, never change man. Lmao.
Do you mean, the Calico Prostate? Or Callisthenics Pronoun? Idk what this Callisto protocol is lmao
Metroid Other M receives a seemingly endless overabundance of flack from its narrative, but *HOLY SHIT* the graphics are on a completely different level that more people need to discuss. As well as the 3D animations in and outside of cutscenes. _Clearly_ the right people were hired for that job and it is amazing. Hire a better script writer and the game would be pretty ok if you ask me.
Fun Fact: Other M was the second best selling Metroid game in Japan, with the best being Fusion. Thats not saying much because Metroid usually doesn't sell well in Japan.
when you said ''it was released back in 2015'' i expected to hear; ''nothing has happened in the last 5 years'' but you said ''...9 years ago'' dang time is passing by fast
Right... it's scary
2:55
Big agree. The seond half of Calisto Protocol is where it started to lose me too
I feel like I'm in the minority in not caring about a game's graphics. In fact, when games are advertised as having the most realistic graphics to date, that usually tells me that less time was put into other aspects of the game in order to make it look the way it does. There's a reason I find myself playing more and more older titles and fewer modern games. I've been going through the Ultima games recently, and I find these titles (at least, starting with Quest of the Avatar) far more engaging than the high majority of modern games, despite their dated graphics and UI.
The one exception, though, is when games do something unique with their art style. The art design of games like Cuphead, Odin Sphere, and Yoshi's Island have such a timeless quality that will never age, but, even then, those games have plenty of other great aspects that make them into outstanding games. All in all, graphics are never the priority (or even a secondary consideration) for the games I buy.
I am kinda in the same boat. I kinda prefer my games to not go full realism because it just seems distracting.
Stylization over realism, basically.
I think there is a difference between "realistic" graphics and "good" graphics, though, and graphics that aren't good can severely hamper the experience of playing the game. Things like enemy projectiles being too indistinct to make make out against the background, poor telegraphing in an action platformer on what's a grab-able ledge and what's just pretty wall or a draw distance that actively hampers your ability to react to obstacles in a reasonable time are what would classify as "bad graphics". And it's worth noting that both retro and modern games alike can run afoul of these problems.
@@thecrispymaster For me, I don't really care whether or not the graphics are realistic. I do agree that it hampers a game when graphics are so terrible that I can't tell what I'm doing or if it messes with the player's depth perception. However, I'm not nearly as bothered by poorly aged graphics as a lot of people seem to be. For instance, Deus Ex is my all-time favorite game (no nostalgia bias for it, either, as I didn't play it until about five years ago), even though the graphics are definitely dated. This also applies to even older titles like the original System Shock from 1994, which is among my top 25 favorite games but would immediately turn most people off with its combination of old 3D graphics and less approachable controls and UI. What I'm trying to say is that graphics have never been a huge factor in my enjoyment of a game. The only exceptions are -- as I mentioned before -- games where the graphics hamper the gameplay or if the graphics are so unique that they stand out from the pack (in which case that's more of a bonus than the selling point for the game).
@@AoiLucine Theres a reason Rare didn't remake Banjo Kazooie, it may look like an 64 game, but it pushed the hardware to its limits. The cartoon art style also helps.
Rise of the Robots could be another one that fits this list even if it's from 1994. The Pre-Rendered CG Graphics STILL look impressive today, but the AI SUCKS HARD man... I'm not even good at fighting games and even I Can exploit these opponents. Maybe it can go on a list of Bad Games with Great MUSIC as that's about the only OTHER thing in Rise of the Robots that's good.
Also I know that this list is about games we should Avoid, but I kinda wanna try out that Deer game now. Even if it's BAD, it still looks up my alley, I can't help myself!
Man it's been so long I forgot that Rise of the Robots was legitimately considered a graphics showpiece back in the day. I feel like the environments were such grey and black generic nothings that it never really struck me. Pixelated fighting games at the time had such living areas, man even Mortal Kombat with IT'S digitized graphics could still have things going on in the background like the forest with the face-trees... but RotR just had the main robots looking all shiny. I get that a fighting games characters is the main draw, but they overdid them so much that the rest seemed bland. Goes to show that sometimes even when you go all in on what is technically the graphics, you still create something that can look like _nothing_.
Saw the video title and I just knew Order 1886 had to make the list. I still think about that Angry Joe Show video on it.
You know, the moment I saw the title of this...I knew EXACTLY what game would be mentioned at least somewhere...so it made me happy to see that not only was I correct, but it landed at the tippy-top of the list...very much deserved.
And now for the inverse, Top 5 Great Games with Bad Graphics
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.
@am Does Fire Emblem Three Hopes count
@@zaneheaston8254 I love the game as well but yeah I guess you could count it.
Cruelty Squad
I wish I had picked up The Order back when it came out. I didn't because literally everyone had only negative things to say about it. Now when I'm curious enough to pick it up, the price has skyrocketed from under $10 to north of $60 if I'm lucky.
The most important parts of any game are the controls and the gameplay. As long as both are good, then the game itself is good. Neither should be compromised just for the sake of graphics
3:09 Calico Prostate. XD
The Order 1886 is alway the first game I think of when it comes to this topic. Being that it’s basically a 5-hour tech demo that looks astonishingly pretty, but it feels like the devs focused more on the graphics than making an actual game.
Also, calling the Callisto Protocol something different every time was downright hilarious lmao
The Division deserves an honorable mention. It wasn't terrible, but it lost 90% of its playerbase within 2 weeks because it wasn't what people expected. It is also the most atmospheric snow setting I've ever experienced in a video game. Which is kind of a shame since I recently played Days Gone and you'd think that all the years of graphical improvements would've made that game's dynamic snow at least as atmospheric as The Division's, but that wasn't the case. In a world where Ubisoft wasn't allergic to taking risks, Massive Entertainment would've been working on a The Division reboot that got people the game they expected to get back in 2016 instead of making a second Avatar game about a second Avatar movie, neither of which anybody cares about. It's kinda like how Raven Software were relegated to the Call of Duty slave pits after Singularity turned out to be a commercial failure, which the second Division game was. I guess Todd Howard really saved Bethesda from becoming one such shovelware slave studio with Morrowind.
Oh you sly dog - I heard music from the Agony (Amiga) at #4 and chortled. Agony itself is a graphically impressive but shallow game.
And - funny. Lots of Doom maps could easily pants Agony (Modern).
Glad someone spotted that
When will game development companies learn the One Punch Man rule of art to story telling?
The sinking city had a bit of what The Order 1886 had. Not as bad, the gameplay segments had less striking graphics, but the trailer and a handful of the cutscenes were stellar, which makes the gameplay a crying shame, not to mention the ending(s).
At first I was like “how did I not see Anthem coming on this list?” and then I realised I probably deleted that whole episode from my mind 😂 Haven’t thought of that dumpster fire in so long that it took me by surprise!
Good video!
Wow, I didn't think anyone else ever played the Deer God. It had my focus for about 15 minutes then it was just traveling endlessly with nothing else as a caveat. Uninstalled so many years ago I don't even remember when I played it. Deer God it was so boring after those first 15 minutes
Scorn is best played as a work of art than a game
Oh, I've got a good one, The Juggler's Tale.
This was a platformer and puzzle game where the protagonist, Abby, is a living marionette, trying to escape the cruel Ringmaster and win her freedom, guided by an interactive narrator who talks in rhyme. Scenery and sprites were beautiful, and the plot could have been made into a great story. The gameplay, however, was far too easy, and the game was too short. Wasted potential, IMOHO.
Realistic graphics are so much harder to build a fun game around than stylized graphics.
Penny's Big Breakaway unfortunately seems to have quite a bit of issues with the controls and collision detection and the top Steam review atm also makes some quite damning accusations about invasive data collection
Inner Chains was oddly beautiful for a game nobody remembers
Another potential candidate for this list - at least according the franchise's fanbase - would be Gran Turismo 7.
The Gran Turismo games - particularly since the PS2 era - have consistently been at the forefront of pushing the graphical boundaries of what the console is capable of, and go above and beyond with the levels of detail on display. And GT7 is no exception. It's actually really bizarre how much detail everything has, and how every little detail is considered - especially in the designs of the cars. If you have a VR headset, just take a few moments to play the game in VR mode and explore your virtual cars in your virtual garage. It's incredible!
"I'm ugly and I'm pround" has a new meaning when watching this video.
I honestly don't even think Calisto Protocol looks good. lmao
I'll always take a game that has "shitty graphics" and good gameplay, over a game with "hyper realistic" graphics and shitty gameplay any day.
4:00 -411 it doesn't need to be anymore than that
Edith Finch is the fucking penicle of this.
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What a great way to show how graphics don't make a game no matter how much someone bitches and moans about it.
I don’t think the Calisto Protocol was as bad as everyone says. If we didn’t have dead space it wouldn’t be as bad as we feel it is
Just curious but do you plan to do the opposite in the future?
Good games with bad graphics?
when you said the order 1886 came out 9 years ago i had to do a double take. times a thief
Weird to see a gaming channel sponsored by an actual real videogame.
5 is not going to cover it. A lot of games seems to focus on the graphics only and fuck everything else.
Bad games with amazing graphics? I'd argue Balan Wonderworld is one of the prettiest games ever made, which makes it all the more upsetting with how monotonous the gameplay is and how it *requires* you to get collectibles in order to progress in the damn game!!!
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero is Wonderworld done right because the transformations are kept at 10. Wonderworld goes extremely overboard.
@@orangeslash1667 What does that mean for it to be "kept at 10?"
@@ThisIsCSDX The transformations in Shantae stand out because theirs about 10.
Wonderworld has too many transformations, causing some forms to be too similar to others.
@@orangeslash1667 Ahh ok, thank you for explaining ^^
Anthem is so beautiful, but was such a drag to play. I hate that those talented environmental artists went to waste like that.
Graphics don't mean everything in a game. Yes, they're great to look at, but if the gameplay for a game is terrible, then is the trouble really worth it? Not to me.
If a game has a compelling story and fun gameplay then it could be made out of circles and squares for all it matters to me. Too much work is being put into looks and not enough in story/gameplay.
What about games that had amazing graphics in their time but awful gameplay? I would argue that Dragon's Lair belongs on this list. I might get a considerable amount of hate for this, but even the good looking laser disc games still had simplistic gameplay that could be done on a DVD remote. Dragon's Lair in particular has an unforgiving vertical learning curve with it not being clear most of the time what you're supposed to do. Thank god Don Bluth did the visuals or the game would have no value at all.
Fun Fact: Don Bluth was involved in I-Ninja.
It is amazing how gorgeous The Order 1886 looks, but this game is so boring.
Another shitty game with great graphics is The Last Of Us 2
Every fi-fa game: "my time has come"
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Anthem's five years old now and still one of the best looking games around. Impressive. Shame about the game part.
Suicide squad game has some impressive facial animations, what a waste
Everyone like this comment gets I will do 10 push-ups
GET THOSE ARMS BURNING
Exercise of any kind is good for your heath.
You forgot the “who”
For every dislike, you have to do one minute of planks
Damn you gotta do 1150 push ups good luck king
These games are perfect examples of graphics dont make a game good
Not exactly a game I’d call terrible but god of war ascension
Looks can only get you so far.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star. One of the best looking 3DS games, but one of the worst playing.
Damn... The Deer God is something I bought ages ago on Steam but have been meaning to get around to. Sorry to hear it's shit.
More common then not these days.
Poor forspoken... couldn't make the cut even to a top 5 like this.
Your missing death stranding.
So basically modern games that think looking good equals a good game?
Aw, I'm disappointed Final Fantasy XIII didn't make it here. It's a work of art to look at, but it's a pretty bad JRPG, and a terrible Final Fantasy. Beating this dead horse never gets stale either.
ngl I think that deer god game looks pretty meh?
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paragon
looks aren't everything.
Not top but in the top ten would be TLOUP2, gorgeous game with average gameplay and shitty writing
Anthem is an impressive disappointment.
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Penny's Big Breakaway looks so good and I'm excited to play it, once I have the time.
Next list. Great games with bad graphics. So many games like Mario 64 fire emblem etc that know gameplay is what people want for in games
Yeah, the charcter supports in Three Houses had backgrounds looking like paintings with how flat they were... And that was my biggest problem with that game.
@@FlyingFocs my problem was probably how lazy the gameplay was with the repeating maps for the routes. At least put us in a different spot to show our alliance to a specific group and shake thing up slightly. Some maps get much harder when you gotta play from a different side. The engage skirmishes show this funny enough
The supports were honestly funny with the backgrounds.
Also the hub world is pretty back. The idea is there but it's a drag while engage makes it smaller but more basic stuff.
@@FlyingFocs I recommend Unicorn Overlord, its strategy RPG published by Sega.
Honestly, is awesome to see Evening Star getting sponsor deals. Great Game!
The calisto protocol is so fucking overhated like calm damn wtf
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The Calisto Protocol really was a case of the exact wrong kind of gameplay for a game that seemed to be the spiritual successor to Dead Space. It looked even worse when the 2023 remake came out and it turns out what made people like Dead Space back then, still makes people like it now!
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