Lets see some in-game scenes you consider being well achieved from a cinematographic point of view. I'll start with a video from GHOSTBUSTERS. The scene I liked a lot is the one that begins at

#t=3m22s.">2:22. They are fighting Big Daddy from the top of a building...

Can you hear the tears of the artists who put more than 500 quarts of sweat and blood into every detail of a scene,

">only to have the player blaze past everything in two minutes? I didn't like the gameplay of the game much, but the visuals are quite amazing indeed! The heavy motion blur, the Doppler effect, the lighting, and the style of the scene makes me believe that I'm running at the speed of sound! [grin]

Recent, but in Left 4 Dead 2 the campaign Hard Rain blew me away, especially this part @ 1:30 ->

">Vid.

**** SPOILERS **** (I don't know if people who play L4D care, haha)

You go through the area (very little rain) to get gas cans, and while returning the rain gets heavier and heavier and the areas that were once dry are now flooded and the rain continues to pour. It has some cool effects such as making you walk slower, as well as drowning out the mics of other players.

In the game Battlefield 1942 due to the odd physics certain

">plane tricks were

">pretty epic. Not exactly cinematographic but interesting.

">Old but classic video.

">cheesy but great