> Of course graphics should not obscure the game's goals. Indeed, you might say in that case the graphics are of high quality! Low quality graphics can easily

> Of course graphics should not obscure the game's goals. Indeed, you might say in that case the graphics are of high quality! Low quality graphics can easily detract from gameplay. I think there are two definitions for "graphics quality" commonly used. - Realism, as used in this article. - Aesthetics, an example of which would be Team Fortress 2. By any definition it is not a very realistic game, but it still has very well-made/high quality graphics (before hats, anyway.)