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I watched it and I felt like I was playing Mortal Kombat 3 technology really repeats itself
by sarasasa28 6y ago
I watched it and I felt like I was playing Mortal Kombat 3
technology really repeats itself
- someperson 6y agoYour comment does not warrant downvotes. The results do resemble the video capture (rotoscoping?) technique used in the 1992 videogame Mortal Kombat, and it's worth pointing that out: https://youtu.be/Tj3_0AmiJbg?t=5 https://youtu.be/Tj3_0AmiJbg?t=5 But of course Mortal Kombat's sprites were not being generated in real-time through a flexible machine learning model.
- ekianjo 6y agoMortal Kombat 3 (and previous ones) was just digitized sprites with no logic in between animations, certainly nothing comparable to that.
- reificator 6y agoI can very clearly see the sudden swap between (some) animations in this example as well. The MK analogy seems spot on.
- deepstack 6y agotekken is more impressive
- jansan 6y agoBut in Mortal Combat the players were casting shadows. The lack of shadows below the tennis players' feet makes it look like a green screen was used.
- AuryGlenz 6y agoThe tech is different but the end result is largely the same. I immediately thought of Mortal Kombat as well when I saw the video.