u bet this is a pre-order item for me when its announced!
refuses to believe it will just stay a rumor! la la la la
refuses to believe it will just stay a rumor! la la la la
I've never had that much of a problem with the frame rate of atleast SoTC. I can remeber that with Ico the frame rate could be a bit choppy, but with SoTC they must've programed something to smoothen it out, so that eventhough the frame rate was still low, it was easy on the eyes.Treblaine said:But another thing the emulator (or possible HD re-release) would solve is the atrocious framerate in both games.
Now even if you are of the opinion that high fidelity graphics don't matter and gameplay is paramount, well a low framerate UTTERLY CRIPPLES gameplay, as even though 15-20 frames/sec may give the illusion of motion it is incredibly laggy, stiff and unresponsive, you basically have to plan each action a second in advance. Even simple platforming becomes a chore.
Playing games at 60fps vs sub-30 fps is like the difference between driving an F1 Racer and driving a bulldozer.
Right after Duke Nukem ForeverPatrick_and_the_ricks said:(Yes this is real and coming out)
Exactly the PCx2 team did all the work, DF is just stealing the praise.vf501 said:I call bullshit on Digital Foundry making ICO and SotC running in HD, they did squat except load up PCSX2 and the game DVD. The team over at PCSX2.net is responsible for the PC emulation that does the upped resolution videos and images you see there. Even FFX, Metal Gear Solid2/3, and Kingdom Hearts look much better in Higher resolutions.
Read both the Eurogamer articles John linked, all DF did was use PCSX2.
A good 3.0Ghz Dual or Quad Core + a 9800GT/ATI 4770 or better and you can run PCSX2 at full speeds.
Trust me... 60fps is something so many console gamers are denied but when you experience it You will know the difference. Before i got into PC gaming I have to admit I had no idea what I was missing out on.Casual Shinji said:I've never had that much of a problem with the frame rate of atleast SoTC. I can remeber that with Ico the frame rate could be a bit choppy, but with SoTC they must've programed something to smoothen it out, so that eventhough the frame rate was still low, it was easy on the eyes.Treblaine said:But another thing the emulator (or possible HD re-release) would solve is the atrocious framerate in both games.
Now even if you are of the opinion that high fidelity graphics don't matter and gameplay is paramount, well a low framerate UTTERLY CRIPPLES gameplay, as even though 15-20 frames/sec may give the illusion of motion it is incredibly laggy, stiff and unresponsive, you basically have to plan each action a second in advance. Even simple platforming becomes a chore.
Playing games at 60fps vs sub-30 fps is like the difference between driving an F1 Racer and driving a bulldozer.
But after having played SoTC on my PS3 with progressive scan, there's no way I'm ever playing it on the PS2 again...unless my 60gig breaks down. *prays to God* It looks 5 times crisper and the frame rate got a little boost aswell. I just wouldn't want the visual style to suffer if they are remasterd them. Point in case; MGS Twin Snakes.
err, I'm pretty sure the article EXPLICITLY mentioned they were using their own emulation software, they said SEVERAL TIMES how they were hanging off developments made by PSx2GiantRedButton said:Exactly the PCx2 team did all the work, DF is just stealing the praise.vf501 said:I call bullshit on Digital Foundry making ICO and SotC running in HD, they did squat except load up PCSX2 and the game DVD. The team over at PCSX2.net is responsible for the PC emulation that does the upped resolution videos and images you see there. Even FFX, Metal Gear Solid2/3, and Kingdom Hearts look much better in Higher resolutions.
Read both the Eurogamer articles John linked, all DF did was use PCSX2.
A good 3.0Ghz Dual or Quad Core + a 9800GT/ATI 4770 or better and you can run PCSX2 at full speeds.
I should try some other ps2 games i got on the pc, to bad you can't port ps2 savegames from memorycard to pc without new hardware^^
Err. No. Read the ICO article, they never mention any changes they made at all. The changes they talk about are what the Dev Team behind ICO did between ICO and SotC. And even if they did tweak a few DX9/10 code strings in the PCSX gfx plugin or made adjustments to the PCSX2 core code, the main work was still done by the PCSX2 team who should be mentioned in John's article. At least the DF article mentions the creators and how close they are to perfect PS2 emultation.Treblaine said:err, I'm pretty sure the article EXPLICITLY mentioned they were using their own emulation software, they said SEVERAL TIMES how they were hanging off developments made by PSx2GiantRedButton said:Exactly the PCx2 team did all the work, DF is just stealing the praise.vf501 said:I call bullshit on Digital Foundry making ICO and SotC running in HD, they did squat except load up PCSX2 and the game DVD. The team over at PCSX2.net is responsible for the PC emulation that does the upped resolution videos and images you see there. Even FFX, Metal Gear Solid2/3, and Kingdom Hearts look much better in Higher resolutions.
Read both the Eurogamer articles John linked, all DF did was use PCSX2.
A good 3.0Ghz Dual or Quad Core + a 9800GT/ATI 4770 or better and you can run PCSX2 at full speeds.
I should try some other ps2 games i got on the pc, to bad you can't port ps2 savegames from memorycard to pc without new hardware^^
Oh you're talking about John funks article? Oh, well that's completely different, we all know Our John. He's always played fast and loose with the facts of the matter as all journalists do to make a snappy story. To be honest I've thought him a bit funny since he defended Activation's exclusion of Dedicated Servers in Modern Warfare 2.vf501 said:Err. No. Read the ICO article, they never mention any changes they made at all. The changes they talk about are what the Dev Team behind ICO did between ICO and SotC. And even if they did tweak a few DX9/10 code strings in the PCSX gfx plugin or made adjustments to the PCSX2 core code, the main work was still done by the PCSX2 team who should be mentioned in John's article. At least the DF article mentions the creators and how close they are to perfect PS2 emultation.Treblaine said:err, I'm pretty sure the article EXPLICITLY mentioned they were using their own emulation software, they said SEVERAL TIMES how they were hanging off developments made by PSx2GiantRedButton said:Exactly the PCx2 team did all the work, DF is just stealing the praise.vf501 said:I call bullshit on Digital Foundry making ICO and SotC running in HD, they did squat except load up PCSX2 and the game DVD. The team over at PCSX2.net is responsible for the PC emulation that does the upped resolution videos and images you see there. Even FFX, Metal Gear Solid2/3, and Kingdom Hearts look much better in Higher resolutions.
Read both the Eurogamer articles John linked, all DF did was use PCSX2.
A good 3.0Ghz Dual or Quad Core + a 9800GT/ATI 4770 or better and you can run PCSX2 at full speeds.
I should try some other ps2 games i got on the pc, to bad you can't port ps2 savegames from memorycard to pc without new hardware^^
Its a fan made mod and should be out in several months. Look on the site its real.thenumberthirteen said:Has anyone played these on a PS3. The launch PS3's up-scaled and smoothed the graphics on old PS2 games.
Right after Duke Nukem ForeverPatrick_and_the_ricks said:(Yes this is real and coming out)
I know, but they've been at it for ages, and they said it would be done last year.Patrick_and_the_ricks said:Its a fan made mod and should be out in several months. Look on the site its real.thenumberthirteen said:Has anyone played these on a PS3. The launch PS3's up-scaled and smoothed the graphics on old PS2 games.
Right after Duke Nukem ForeverPatrick_and_the_ricks said:(Yes this is real and coming out)
I think they're having a munny problem.thenumberthirteen said:I know, but they've been at it for ages, and they said it would be done last year.
Hubilub said:Oh god I want Shadow of the Colossus for the PS3.
Although I'd probably just spend the time running around on the platform for the third colossus admiring the view.
Man I love that fight.