> We don't need photorealism in games, but it does help with immersion. This is a blanket statement I would disagree with. > Many people, like me, feel like t

> We don't need photorealism in games, but it does help with immersion. This is a blanket statement I would disagree with. > Many people, like me, feel like they are inside the game world, rather than playing a game with a TV/monitor in front of them I can't disagree with a statement about personal preference. So which is it?