On the bright side, you can change the difficulty in very specific ways if you are beating your head against a section. I resorted to that eventually where i would slow down the time to about 0.7 speed(normal is 1.0 speed) and it gave me enough time to make a the difficult jumps a lot more consistently. I'd revert back to normal once I finished the really rough bit.
Are you talking about that fucking stealth mission at the beginning of WW? Because that was very irritating. I know it's not very long but by god it feels long.
You mean the big dungeon crawl DLC? Or do you mean the kingdom management stuff, which to me sounds really interesting and one of the reasons I want to play it.
I need to just start in Ireland and focus on that, but yeah, it sounds like it's more fun if you RP then try to optimize.
Surely it is more of an issue of render resolution rather than artstyle? HDMI cable or not, stretching a 480p image over a 4K 60" screen is going to look like garbage, regardless of if it is Crazy Taxi or Metal Gear Solid.
I don't have a 4K flatscreen, but the games I do have look good or great through the HDMI converter. Max Dood has been able to show multiple times, these old consoles through a converter and most of them end up looking good. Not every game is one to one, but if the visuals look bad, it's usually because was already like that to begin with. He's ran many old consoles through these converters. A lot of reviewers who are into older games have a set up that works. Emulation can make things better, but not by much (from what I hear depends), and you can run into similar issues visual issues depending on the game.
Wind waker had a trouble development, toward the end they kinda stretch time by having you do some menial fetch quest that just involve sailing all over the map, which is pretty slow.
Still better than Skyward Sword, though.
Oh, that's right. I never touch stuff like that. I haven't finished the final level yet, though.
I do actually have an emulator somewhere on my hard drive, but it's also about having a small DVD player in the living room, the PC just wouldn't fit. Plus, you know, old school playing video games on the sofa with your mates.
Bad game have their place, so long as they're bad in interesting ways.
I am very tempted to do this with a PS3 on my 75" Samsung! Just for fun. I already have a PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X on it. But it would be interesting to see it on there. I currently have it on a 55" Visio LED in the basement, where I also already have an Xbox 1 OG and that looks fine, but requires an update nearly monthly!
I uh...I mean...it's an ok game...Shit!Well that’s already spoiled. My dawg, my dawg, why have you Forspoken me?
I'm probably not the right person to ask this, but what makes Hollow Knight hard? I'm trying to understand since I found it kinda easy, aside from the dream boss fights. I'm not trying to epeen measure or something, I'm trying to figure it out.
The backtracking, the lack of clear guide of where to go, and the punishing combat. Combine them all and every time I try to play this game, I get stuck somewhere.
Ahh, yeah, then metroidvania's might not be for you, outside of a few. Symphony of the Night really comes to mind since you can power level yourself and there are some that give objective markers so you know where to go besides just trying to find parts of the map that aren't mapped.
Well we are 2 for 3 in the year so far with Dead Space, Forspoken, and Hogwarts. Which isn't terrible so far.Well that’s already spoiled. My dawg, my dawg, why have you Forspoken me?