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Kameo: Elements of Power

Published 8 August, 2002

About Kameo: Elements of Power
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- Release date 2/12/2005
- Publisher Microsoft
- Developer Rare
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Blerk #1 10 years ago

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Why do so many of these shots look like they're taken from a dancing game? :-)
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bionutz #2 10 years ago

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it looks really good. I thought from the beginning that games on GC will look better in some ways than the ones on Xbox, since the graphics hardware (ATI) has some functions better implemented than nVidia.
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Pirotic #3 10 years ago

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These look suspiciously like the old E3 2001 press-release pictures, i know the top right one is anyway, wonder why Rareware decided to re-issue old screenshots.
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Super Stu #4 10 years ago

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...since the graphics hardware (ATI) has some functions better implemented than nVidia

You mean "since the graphics hardware (ArtX) has some functions better implemented than nVidia". :)
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Gestalt #5 10 years ago

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Woah, trippy.
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Alastair #6 10 years ago

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'wonder why Rareware decided to re-issue old screenshots.'

Maybe to reassure people that it is still an ongoing concern. Haven't heard anything about it for aaaaaages.
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bionutz #7 10 years ago

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To be politically correct the graphics hardware of GC is ATI... ArtX has been bought by them, isn't it?
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Super Stu #8 10 years ago

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In most contexts, yes. ArtX was bought by ATI, but the only ATI technology in the Gamecube per se is the ATI logo on the Flipper itself and the box.

If we are comparing hardware, though, I would have called it ArtX, otherwise it makes it look like a ATI vs nVidia graphics card argument ;)

Anyway, anyone seen the new preview of the Radeon 9700 (r300 core) over at Toms Hardware? Sweet.
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reto #9 10 years ago

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Anyway, anyone seen the new preview of the Radeon 9700 (r300 core) over at Toms Hardware? Sweet.

Geek alert!
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mouse Verified Graphic designer, Eurogamer Network #10 10 years ago

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Oh, what, and I suppose you're *not* a geek? ;)
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otto #11 10 years ago

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We're all geeks here, let's be honest. The geekiest are the ones who won't admit it. A non-geek would run screaming from these boards.
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#12 10 years ago

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i'll gladly admit being a geek... and btw. all those shots are old.

edit: *cough*

Edited by 1 at 09/08/02 @ 00:24
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Pirotic #13 10 years ago

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im not a geek, im a jock just without the motivation to play sports and a 5 hour a day warcraft addiction... who am i kidding :(
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