robbiekhan
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Oh yeah, forgot about that lol. Preload ready here too.
NES and SNES emulation are clock cycle accurate these days, so the only advantage to playing on original hardware is zero latency if it's paired with a CRT. Emulation is even better with a MisterFPGA. Mesen for NES and bsnes/Bizhawk for SNES are the best emulators out there.Emulator - my original hardware doesn't work too well anymore. The AC input is bent and requires a book to prop the plug to keep it turned on. But it's sensitive and a simple bump can turn it off. I was too young to experience the NES as it released but I did get to experience the SNES. NES games in comparison were very hard and confusing. I didn't begin to appreciate NES games until I've grown older. But I really do appreciate them now. There's something to be said for games with tight controls and punishing yet rewarding gameplay. Many modern games today lack these fundamental gameplay elements. The Dark Souls series might be the most modern series to capture that magical feeling, but even the Souls games feel clunky compared to the classic NES titles.
For me the main upside to emulation is that RetroArch has RetroAchievements. It tracks your progress and even lets other players know if you used cheats or savestates (which I try not to).
Excited to play this! Having said that, it's pretty weird that the only exciting title this year is an indie FPS. PC gaming feels so...dead. It still makes a bunch of money clearly but it's clearly a shadow of its former self.
Fired up Bioshock Remastered last night after creating the folder structure C:\userid\documents\BioshockHD\Bioshock\SaveGames\. (All my user profile folders are on a separate drive). Created a shortcut to the .exe instead of launching it through Steam and tried it running as Admin. I got ten minutes in and saved a game at least six times before my kiddo decided we needed to watch wheels on the bus instead. Hopefully later I can try to load a game.I binged through all the Crysis games.
Decided to install and play through Bioshock Remastered.
Cannot save or load games. I installed vanilla Bioshock and I'll be trying to give that a go this weekend. Sent a case to 2k and they replied back with a troubleshooting guide for consoles. Then said its my network and closed the case.
It's because Civvie just did a video on F.E.A.R., isn't it?FEAR and the DLCs, then FEAR 2. Not as good as the first one, but still has a ...FEAR element in it.
Division 1 cos I need to kill some LMBs in the Dark Zone
It's working sporadically. Had one crash which lost me about 30 minutes of play. I just spam the quick save button. If I get an error I play for ten more minutes and try again. No issues loading a game yet *fingers crossed*.Fired up Bioshock Remastered last night after creating the folder structure C:\userid\documents\BioshockHD\Bioshock\SaveGames\. (All my user profile folders are on a separate drive). Created a shortcut to the .exe instead of launching it through Steam and tried it running as Admin. I got ten minutes in and saved a game at least six times before my kiddo decided we needed to watch wheels on the bus instead. Hopefully later I can try to load a game.
Nice whiteboard!
Ghost of Tshushima's combat will ruin you for other games - it is so satisfying. Also check out the multiplayer if you get the chance, its pretty stellar (and was a free add-on after the base game)
Yeah I really like game already I paid big bucks for a used copy on ebay.Ghost of Tshushima's combat will ruin you for other games - it is so satisfying. Also check out the multiplayer if you get the chance, its pretty stellar (and was a free add-on after the base game)
Earlier this year I replayed 1 & 2, didn't enjoy the gameplay in 2 as much, though the spear gun was fun to use. Reminded me of FEAR.Completed Bioshock and started up Bioshock 2. After about an hour I realized I didn't recall anything about the game. No technical issues with Bioshock 2 so far.
After Dead Space 2, why not 3?Earlier this year I replayed 1 & 2, didn't enjoy the gameplay in 2 as much, though the spear gun was fun to use. Reminded me of FEAR.
I finished my Dead Space 2 revisit (as my halloween game) not sure what I'll play next.
I was thinking about it, watched a bit of a YT playthrough and the game play seems largely the same. But the game in general did not seem to be as positively reviewed as the first 2 games did.After Dead Space 2, why not 3?
I just replayed all 3, and it does progress the story if you care about that. If not then I'd pass, it turns more action than horror, though the expansion pack did bring the horror element back some.I was thinking about it, watched a bit of a YT playthrough and the game play seems largely the same. But the game in general did not seem to be as positively reviewed as the first 2 games did.
I just replayed all 3, and it does progress the story if you care about that. If not then I'd pass, it turns more action than horror, though the expansion pack did bring the horror element back some.
the sequel was initially planned as a horror-focused experience but demands from Electronic Arts resulted in the introduction of action elements, the de-emphasis of horror themes, and the introduction of microtransactions.
Infinite is next, I never played that one all the way through. I didn't feel like it was Bioshock. I'd like to say I'm going to replay Dead Space, but I'm pretty sure I never finished the first one.Earlier this year I replayed 1 & 2, didn't enjoy the gameplay in 2 as much, though the spear gun was fun to use. Reminded me of FEAR.
I finished my Dead Space 2 revisit (as my halloween game) not sure what I'll play next.
I actually enjoyed the game play in infinite the best, but liked the story the least. I'd wait for the DS1 remake, which is coming out in Jan., looks really good. The first game came out in the crap console port years and suffers from it.Infinite is next, I never played that one all the way through. I didn't feel like it was Bioshock. I'd like to say I'm going to replay Dead Space, but I'm pretty sure I never finished the first one.
Looking at my library I got an itch to play through the Jedi Knight series. Might be a bit better to play around my 2 year old who is starting to yell Staw Wass when we watch the movie or TV shows.