| sc94597 said: Are you playing them at their native resolutions/framerates on their native platforms? (VC games are rendered at 480p 30fps, for example.) Many N64/PS1 games are unplayeable due to their 20 fps alone, but if you add in a poor image quality (riddled with jaggies) then it becomes so bad that it affects how you can control the characters, which is a gameplay deficit. You might find it easy to deal with if you only play games you've already played before, but there have been countless times I played a PS1 game in its original resolution and couldn't continue because I actually couldn't see a lever or button pad device that I needed to press in order to continue. For atmospheric games jaggies and other graphical artifacts remind you that it is a video game and limit immersion. I'm not even talking about graphics. Just the quality of the image itself. The graphics are find, its the image quality hampering what you can actually se. |
PS Classics are rendered exactly the same on PS3 as on PS1, and these are all games I recently experienced for the first time...
Its just not a huge problem for everyone
