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| byzantine, capcom, recipes, alida, forever, ice cream, id, pilgrim, lucas, gothos, portal, forums, reporter, hardy, mirror, ion storm, igi, savegame, try, quiet, | I felt the graphic artists museum did the best they could with the tools available to them; the end result is just not attractive to me. You know museum what they say, though, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder." Interface/Gameplay/Puzzles GK3's interface is fantastic—although I have seen a lot of complaining about it, I found it very easy to use. Left-clicking on an item brings up your verb choices, and you can control movement and camera angles with holding down the left mouse button museum and swooping around. The inventory is a little awkward—you must right-click to bring up the "options" screen, then click on the inventory icon, and then choose the item you want to pick up, and then exit the inventory screen, but then the inventory item you chose stays as one of your verbs. |
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| GK3 allows you the choice of using hardware or alida software rendering for the 3D graphics, so those without a alida 3D card can still play the game. I don't have a 3D card, but there is an older, underpowered ATI Rage 3D Pro (?—I think I got that right) chip soldered onto my computer's motherboard. If I chose that for the 3D rendering, the textures and fills all looked alida great, but for some reason plants and fences showed as solid green rectangles. You can see what I mean in some of the screenshots. If I switched to software 3D rendering, the plants and fences looked fine, but the pixels were gigantic. However, hardware/software rendering can be switched on the fly, so I switched to software rendering in those rare instances when I needed to see through a plant or fence. |
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