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globalisateur on 01 February 2014

I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?



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exdeath on 01 February 2014

320x240 I think

Xenogears

256x224

Final Fantasy IV



curl-6 on 01 February 2014
globalisateur said:
I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?


What is your favourite game of all time, and what resolution and framerate does it run at?



Proxy-Pie on 01 February 2014

Metroid Prime 480p 60fps



globalisateur on 01 February 2014
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?


What is your favourite game of all time, and what resolution and framerate does it run at?


Another World, around 256x160, with an estimated fluctuating framerate of 5fps-60fps (SNES version, yes 5fps, a real slideshow in one short gameplay scene, Nintendo hardware already had weak CPU even in those years sigh).



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Scoobes on 01 February 2014

Deus Ex (PC) with New Vision and HDTP mods.

1920 x 1080 (or whatever maximum my monitor will output at)
60+ fps




Get your Portable ID!

finalrpgfantasy on 01 February 2014

final fantasy X 480i/30 fps



curl-6 on 01 February 2014
globalisateur said:
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?


What is your favourite game of all time, and what resolution and framerate does it run at?


Another World, around 256x160, with an estimated fluctuating framerate of 5fps-60fps (SNES version, yes 5fps, a real slideshow in one short gameplay scene, Nintendo hardware already had weak CPU even in those years sigh).

You say that as if they always have; N64 and Gamecube had very strong CPUs for their time.



globalisateur on 01 February 2014
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?


What is your favourite game of all time, and what resolution and framerate does it run at?


Another World, around 256x160, with an estimated fluctuating framerate of 5fps-60fps (SNES version, yes 5fps, a real slideshow in one short gameplay scene, Nintendo hardware already had weak CPU even in those years sigh).

You say that as if they always have; N64 and Gamecube had very strong CPUs for their time.


Well N64 I am not so sure (lots of games running at 15-25fps on N64 including Zelda64) but Gamecube sure was an anomaly.

Gamecube was so powerful (for a Nintendo console at its time) that they just overclocked it for their next console: Wii.



curl-6 on 01 February 2014
globalisateur said:
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
curl-6 said:
globalisateur said:
I still don't understand the question.

Could you rephrase it please?


What is your favourite game of all time, and what resolution and framerate does it run at?


Another World, around 256x160, with an estimated fluctuating framerate of 5fps-60fps (SNES version, yes 5fps, a real slideshow in one short gameplay scene, Nintendo hardware already had weak CPU even in those years sigh).

You say that as if they always have; N64 and Gamecube had very strong CPUs for their time.


Well N64 I am not so sure (lots of games running at 15-25fps on N64 including Zelda64) but Gamecube sure was an anomaly.

Gamecube was so powerful (for a Nintendo console at its time) that they just overclocked it for their next console: Wii.

N64 was a bitch to code for, but it had a lot of raw power. 15-25fps wasn't unusual for 3D games on PS1 or the Saturn either.