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Gaming Luminaries Discuss The Philosophy Of Video Game Graphics
Have you ever wondered what video game legends like Nolan Bushnell, Will Wright, and Hideo Kojima think about video games? A new documentary series pins such talent to a chair and asks them to spill their guts on games.
The Critical Path Project is a is a new online documentary series that tries to capture a panoramic view of the industry through the words of the people that make games. In the first episode of the series, gaming icons talk about their philosophy on the importance of life-like graphics, and why some of them think old games provide a purer experience.
[Source: Polygon]
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