
A Short Visual History of Videogames
3 years ago
My website:
ultra-awesome.com
Blog post:
ultra-awesome.blogspot.com/2008/10/short-visual-history-of-videogames.html
Okay, so down here in Australia most people say "see-ga" rather than "say-ga". Plus; I totally think that voice at the start of the Megadrive games sounds a whole lot more like "see-ga" or "seh-gah", than "say-ga"
This is my major project for 3rd year BA(multimedia) at RMIT (which I graduate from this year), created over about 4 months.
Software used: Maya 8.5, After Effects, Premiere, Illustrator, Photoshop and Flash.
All modelling/texturing/lighting, animating and compositing done by me.
Voice over by Josh Molenkamp, who was kind enough to record for me while I was helping him with his 2nd year project.
Help thinking up some of the jokes by Emily Spehar (thanks!).
ultra-awesome.com
Blog post:
ultra-awesome.blogspot.com/2008/10/short-visual-history-of-videogames.html
Okay, so down here in Australia most people say "see-ga" rather than "say-ga". Plus; I totally think that voice at the start of the Megadrive games sounds a whole lot more like "see-ga" or "seh-gah", than "say-ga"
This is my major project for 3rd year BA(multimedia) at RMIT (which I graduate from this year), created over about 4 months.
Software used: Maya 8.5, After Effects, Premiere, Illustrator, Photoshop and Flash.
All modelling/texturing/lighting, animating and compositing done by me.
Voice over by Josh Molenkamp, who was kind enough to record for me while I was helping him with his 2nd year project.
Help thinking up some of the jokes by Emily Spehar (thanks!).
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i hope you got good marks
:)
I just didn't have enough time though; modelling all of the systems took most of the production time for this assignment anyway, so I decided to just stick to just the most popular consoles and leave out the computers and handhelds.
Maybe in my spare time in the future I will make one focussing on the handhelds, and one focussing on home computers.
about the video i didn't write anything but it's realllly amazing.. great work ;)
I think that in the future the "war" could be with DLC exclusives or something.
Good Job! I love this video.
Plus the grpahics are an example of excellence.
pixeleye.blogger.de/stories/1301817/
this is GREAT!
We loved this
watch my still untitled "evolution of video games"-animation, wich we finished last year! kind of another "solution" for this topic... ;)
Great animation, think the audio mix could be worked on - loosing the voice over a little...
I think that this has got to be one of the coolest recap pieces I've seen.
I f you do one on handhelds and stuff, just incorporate them into one gigantic overview!
Unless this was commissioned of course!
Great work!
btw RIP Dreamcast :'(
stuns...
my demo "I love Video Games": vimeo.com/7620678
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Best line: "It was ... purple."!
I remember the first time I saw a PONG arcade game ... hope that doesn't make me too old!
Great job!
congratulations!!