Navigation section
facial animation
About this tag
This tag covers discussions about facial animation technology in video games, particularly the use of facial-scanning to create realistic, emotionally expressive characters. A highlighted example is the game "L.A. Noire," which uses advanced facial animation to deliver nuanced human performances, moving beyond the plastic-looking faces typical of earlier games. The tag focuses on how this technology enhances storytelling and player immersion by enabling characters to convey emotions and even deception. It is relevant for gamers and developers interested in the intersection of animation, realism, and narrative in interactive entertainment.
-
Video Game With Characters So Real They Can Lie
Video games aren't known for their emotional depth. In recent years, games have gotten bigger, the graphics have gotten sharper, stories have gotten fancier and Hollywood actors have begun lending their voices to leading characters. But there has always been something missing -- despite all the...- cybercore
- Thread
- 3d modeling actors character design detective emotional depth facial animation game development gameplay gaming community gaming industry graphics hollywood interrogation la noire motionscan performance rockstar games storytelling technology video games
- Replies: 1
- Forum: The Water Cooler