Legendary Capcom artist says Elden Ring's visuals hold up against higher fidelity games like Crimson Desert because "the viewer's imagination is constantly stimulated to the fullest"
Veteran Capcom artist Akira Yasuda believes Elden Ring's visuals remain appealing due to a controlled level of fidelity that stimulates the viewer's imagination. He contrasts this with games like Crimson Desert, suggesting that higher fidelity can leave less room for imagination.
- Entities
- Company: Pearl Abyss
- Game: Crimson Desert
- Person: Akira Yasui
- Game: Elden Ring
- Company: FromSoftware
- Topic: Game Design
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Visual Fidelity
- Company: Capcom
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