In my humble opinion, a remastered port of a 1995 SNES game should not be running in 30fps while its original counterpart most likely will run at 60fps in an emulator.
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If you want to use CPU cooler, especially air cooling with fuckhuge heatsink, better build it from the beginning. Adding those CPU cooler after putting you motherboard inside the case can be a huge pain in the ass.
Nah, the outlets will blindly praise it
If we consider the fact that they're releasing the game on all modern console platforms including mobile, I wouldn't be surprised if they're targetting 30fps on purpose to avoid spending precious man hours targetting 60fps. It needs to run on Switch after all, where 30fps is the norm.
Uh, what does Switch being weaker than other systems have to do with a SNES level JRPG's framerate?
I'm merely taking a pot shot at the Switch. Of course Nintendo games are capable of running in 60fps. Other third party games won't be so lucky.
I've not been keeping up with the nonsense around this Pokémon title, is all the fuss just because some Pokémon aren't in it?
At the end of the day the general public doesnt care. They will buy their Pokemon and probably break a record or two.
It just reminds me of people claiming Monster Hunter World was going to bomb because it wasnt going to be on 3DS / Switch. And ended up buying it anyway.
Sorry for pointing out how silly the pot shot was. Same for the third party separation. It's a SNES level game, what does it matter who made it, how would it be the hardware's fault if it's not 60 fps? But yes most HD 2D games on Switch from third parties, indies included, are 60 still. This doesn't utilize HD art, nor does it have fast action or physics or anything modern. It's true 3D games are commonly 30 (from Nintendo also), but they kind of do a lot more than any SNES game too, lol. Developers always tend to push visuals over framerates on all systems. Yes 16bit games were commonly 60fps but not really designed for 50 with dumb conversions at the time making them run slower, not just at lower framerates, with distorted sound and gameplay speed. There may also be some exceptions. Sadly this behavior continued to later generations. These days it's thankfully a thing of the past, even PAL retro releases often use US copies.
Who cares about pokemons though
Regional pricing is ACTUALLY DECENT, holy shit!
Capitalist Amerikanski sheep.Who cares about pokemons though
Japanese on image says temporary. So something secret.Don't know what Capcom is touching what RE 2 added a new achievement:
Resident Evil 2 · AppID: 883710
A deadly virus engulfs the residents of Raccoon City in September of 1998, plunging the city into chaos as flesh eating zombies roam the streets for survivors. An unparalleled adrenaline rush, gripping storyline, and unimaginable horrors await you. Witness the return of Resident Evil 2. Resident...steamdb.info
The way i understood it they want to predict when you're going to press buttons and precalculate those branches. If a 60fps game has say 4 frames delay built in (just calculations, not peripherals/monitor) and the prediction is correct and cuts the delay by 3 frames (4 down to 1) they've just reduced input delay by 50ms which could make up for the streaming delay or in some edge cases (slow ass games) be more responsive than the normal console version.
Oh, definitely. I have no idea whats the point of this cap, I thought my PC was lagging for a sec when the game started.
Was it hard to setup the RPCS3? I have the game laying collecting dust, since I won't probably ever boot the PS3 againI guess this might be a better fit in the emulation or screenshots thread, but I thought this was worth talking about - "hidden" super high quality assets in games that are hidden behind lower res base hardware.
I just finished Demon's Souls on RPCS3, and I was honestly shocked with how detailed the enemy designs were. Like, if someone were to make an HD texture pack for the game, they probably wouldn't need to touch the enemies.
It's fascinating stuff! This slug is just, honestly if you'd told me it was from a PS4 game or something I'd probably believe you. That's some surprising detail!
It wasn't too hard, no. There's a wiki and everything to help you get setup.Was it hard to setup the RPCS3? I have the game laying collecting dust, since I won't probably ever boot the PS3 again
There's a few Blu-ray drives you can buy that support ripping PS3 games natively on PC. Personally, I just dump from my CFW PS3.
Does your city have a computer/console centre(s)?
Probably still a terrible movie, but at least now Sonic doesn't look like a nightmare. Nice that they put in the extra work.
Thumper is great change to prove that fast paced games with high amount of visual action on screen work.
Japanese version also got a new achievement so it doesnt seem like an accidentDon't know what Capcom is touching but RE 2 added a new achievement:
Resident Evil 2 · AppID: 883710
A deadly virus engulfs the residents of Raccoon City in September of 1998, plunging the city into chaos as flesh eating zombies roam the streets for survivors. An unparalleled adrenaline rush, gripping storyline, and unimaginable horrors await you. Witness the return of Resident Evil 2. Resident...
