The Jaw Dropping Evolution of Graphics From PS1 To PS4

Remember your roots by going back to where it all began and into where we now are.

Posted By | On 28th, Nov. 2015

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PlayStation 2

Metal Gear Solid 2 [2001]

PlayStation 2 was a major success and went leaps and bounds over the its predecessor’s power. Now working in 128 bit graphics, it was time for video games to go even further. In 2001 Metal Gear Solid 2 emerged from it’s success on the PS1. Character outlines were less jagged along with the stages, overall. Like the original Metal Gear Solid, MGS2 continued with the dark colored scenes. This was also the first time it was possible to make out some facial expressions on some of the characters… slightly.


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