A Graphic Matter

[Nicknclank]

While it is true that graphics are important aspects in a game, sometimes, the simplest ones can be the best ones.

Best example? Minecraft. You have to agree that the first time you played it, you were like "Arg, this game is so ugly! Why did I buy this?" But after a while, you get used to the graphics, and you grow to love the simplicity of them. Plus, with the texture packs, you can change how everything looks to your liking while keeping those pixels.

But, that doesn't man graphics aren't important. The new Ghost Recon game is a good example: there were a lot of people anticipating the release (I was), and I'm sure a lot of people were happy when it did. But, a lot of us were kind of sad that the graphics looked almost exactly like the last game! And the gamers weren't the only people who thought of that, game magazines as well: Game Informer (a REALLY reliable game magazine) gave it a 7.5 because "noticeably dated graphics break the sense of immersion".

So, in conclusion, we can agree that graphics do have importance in a game. Depending on what type of game it is though, you don't need the same kind of graphic detail.