What sets it apart is its realistic portrayal of what it means to choose to be vulnerable with someone for the first time in your life.
While Backbreaker was praised for its realistic physics, it was also criticized for weak online play, lack of single-player gameplay depth, and poor passing play.
The book was immediately popular, and its realistic descriptions made it an American classic.
However, some results in it have been derived under simplifying assumptions, and the complexity of a deployable MH MIMO system makes it difficult to predict its realistic performance.
While it's not as scary as you'd expect from the trailer, what The Babadook lacks in brutality it makes up for in its realistic depiction of psychological breakdown.
Although some critics considered the work overly graphic and profane, it was widely heralded for its realistic portrayal of war and unique writing style.
Early games in the series were especially noted for its realistic digitized sprites (which differentiated it from its contemporaries' hand-drawn sprites) and an extensive use of palette swapping to create new characters.
But, although it has a slow-burning emotional power, its realistic base is not sturdy enough to support its huge metaphorical overload.
Although PetMan is undoubtedly the most disturbingly life like of Boston Dynamic's bots in terms of its realistic walking gait and flexing movements, it's actually more of an elaborate mannequin than a functional robot.
For a series known for its realistic and unflinching portrayal of poverty and crime in Baltimore it would be easy to overlook the fact that Gregg's queerness came without any sense of internal conflict and external antagonism.
