why do games struggle so much with aura? movies can do it, but most games lack it. whats the game with the most aura?
>>735950839
I don't know what this gay zalphaism actually means, but the answer is probably DMC3.
>>735950839frognigger
>>735950839Start playing this.
>>735950839Stupid fucking frog
>>735951212fuck off tranny
Honestly in terms of raw Hollywood style "coolness" GTA IV, Red Dead Redemption 1, and the Hotline Miami duology are the only ones that come to mind. Other games like RDR2 prioritize acting and emotional impact over choreography, or they're aesthetically cool but get bogged down by autistic Japanese writing like Persona and MGS.
>>735951325faster
>>735951369FASTER!!!!
>>735951325>>735951369frognigger
>>735950839This is true honestly. Games usually feel disjointed, poorly paced, weird acting and editing. Bad mise en scene. I think games with very limited cutscenes have a better chance at having good aura, because of how hard it is to pull them off without looking like a bunch of awkward mannequins pretending to be a movie
>>735950839Games were made by/for nerds. That’s really all there is to it
