Ys VI keeps the overhead view from the older installments in the series, but the game's graphics have been massively improved over its NES and SNES days. Ys VI takes advantage of the current generation of graphic capabilities and runs with backgrounds that are rendered in real-time, high quality 3D, while also using a good number of colors to give a more natural look to the trees and other details in the game. Adol, the townspeople, and enemies are drawn in 2D, but they're well animated and move pretty smoothly, Runescape Gold so they match the towns and dungeons quite naturally. Some of the bosses are also rendered in 3D, which allows them to move dynamically despite their large sizes. The PC game offers a number of graphic options that help bring the world to life. For example, it's possible to animate the grasses and water, though this feature can be turned on or off depending on whether your graphics card can handle the extra weight. The hardware requirements of the Japanese PC edition of Ys VI aren't that high because the game was playable on a 32MB GeForce2 MX, albeit with frame-rate skipping in some areas.