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| More commonly games described as such will use [[wp>oblique projection]], but 'isometric' is an effective term for discussing games with a skewed, three-dimensional perspective. Most typically characters in these games will be restricted to diagonal movements, and the awkwardness of these being an important mechanic in some action/adventure games. | More commonly games described as such will use [[wp>oblique projection]], but 'isometric' is an effective term for discussing games with a skewed, three-dimensional perspective. Most typically characters in these games will be restricted to diagonal movements, and the awkwardness of these being an important mechanic in some action/adventure games. | ||
| - | =====Isometric===== | + | =====Games categorised by their projection type===== |
| + | {{ http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/41/Graphical_projection_comparison.png?300}} | ||
| + | ====Isometric==== | ||
| - | =====Dimetric===== | + | ====Dimetric==== |
| - | =====Oblique===== | + | ====Oblique==== |
| - | =====Bastards===== | + | ====Bastards==== |
| For games using their own perspectives, of where parts are rendered in conflicting types. | For games using their own perspectives, of where parts are rendered in conflicting types. | ||
| * //Mother// series | * //Mother// series | ||