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Achieving Smooth Motion in Video Games at Lower Frame Rates

The choppy appearance of video games at 30 fps compared to the smooth animation of Pixar films at 24 fps is a notable issue. This disparity arises because video games struggle to replicate the motion blur effect that makes Pixar's animation appear smoother. The challenge involves finding a way to implement motion blur in video games without sacrificing graphic fidelity or increasing frame rates.

Computing & Technology, Computer Science, Game Development