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I remember reading of one the team silent guys taught himself how to do 3D CGI for I think SH2? Amazing to think about.
It was the first one. He insisted on taking charge of the FMV cutscenes but his boss wouldn't let him because he was new. He then went above his head and showed off his skills to Konami bigwigs who agreed to let him have the job, but he had to do everything himself or his boss would get credit due to how seniority works in Japanese companies or something. He moved to the office and slept under the desk for the duration of the project
IIRC he also said he found the project difficult because every character in the game was white and he had no white people to work off of
Game still looks good today, same with 2+3+4, the graphics have aged well.
SH3 and SH4 more than the others. SH1 looks great for a PS1 title, but it is still very much a PS1 title. SH2 looks decent but it has some rather awkward looking character models. SH3 looks fantastic throughout, and while SH4 also has incredible character models the actual levels you play on are pretty barren and not that great to look at
I was floored by the faces in SH3 and couldn't believe they were rendered in game at the time.