I'd like to quote one of the commenters on the article: "K5ING > Casey Chan [...] 'CGI is the same as makeup on a woman. If you can see it or tell it’s there, it’s too much.'"
I think that's definitely the case. You want CGI to enhance the experience...not totally replace it.
I'd like to quote one of the commenters on the article: "K5ING > Casey Chan [...] 'CGI is the same as makeup on a woman. If you can see it or tell it’s there, it’s too much.'"
I think that's definitely the case. You want CGI to enhance the experience...not totally replace it.