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(02-16-2012, 12:49 PM)
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#101
Originally Posted by Xellos:
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(02-16-2012, 12:51 PM)
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#102
Originally Posted by Solid warrior:
And also some bad feedbacks from the Japanese 3ds owners that downloaded the demo... So, let's say that I hope the western demo will be better, so the final game! :) |
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(02-16-2012, 12:59 PM)
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#106
Originally Posted by ultron87:
It really fucks with your eyes when I've loaded up photos like that on the 3DS. I'm sure Nintendo would be thrilled. |
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(02-16-2012, 01:18 PM)
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#127
Originally Posted by Solid warrior:
MGS2 had an incredible framerate on PS2 holding 60 fps the 99% of the time. Bouts of slowdown can occur in areas saturated with particles, but in general, it holds its 60 fps target very well. It's an incredibly smooth game. MGS3, on the other hand, generally ran at 30 fps. Cutscenes could chop up a bit in some of the more demanding scenes (not present in this 3DS demo) but it managed to hold 30 fps during gameplay most of the time. Some of the more demanding scenes dropped but it wasn't that significant. The 3DS version runs MUCH slower overall and features a lower level of detail on top of that. The average framerate on 3DS appears to be 20 fps rather than 30 (though this demo is smoother than some of the older footage that had been floating around). I'm also surprised at the reduction in texture quality. The 3DS has MUCH more memory than the PS2 did so I can't figure that one out.
Last edited by dark10x; 02-16-2012 at 01:22 PM.
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(02-16-2012, 01:31 PM)
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#136
Mmm it's Snake Eater alright. Trying it now and I feel that this is the last game in the universe I want to play on 3DS... well maybe after Starcraft. The 3D effect is nice and gives you a good sense on the enviroment, but the jaggies on every leaf of grass is a killer.
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(02-16-2012, 01:37 PM)
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#142
Originally Posted by Mr Swine:
This is a game released for a console from 2000 and it looks and runs slower. The 3DS is capable hardware (as Resident Evil Revelations proves) so I find this port to be unacceptable. Also keep in mind that the HD collection was just released for $40 which includes MGS2, 3, and Peace Walker all running at 60 fps. They're charging the same price for just MGS3 on 3DS and it looks and runs worse than any previous version. That's not cool. If you want MGS3 on the go it's better to wait for the MGS Collection on Vita, I think.
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(02-16-2012, 01:43 PM)
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#145
It's just so... ungainly? You need like 3 hands to play it well.
I wonder why they didn't take a leaf out of RE:R's book. This game would feel a lot better if you could use the face buttons for shooting, reloading and switching from FPS to TPS. That doesn't even cover D-pad controls.. They probably should've gone with pre-Subsistence MGS3's camera. |
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(02-16-2012, 01:45 PM)
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#147
Hmm, the insanely huge crosshair is bringing this into Twin Snakes territory. Proning makes it easy to avoid enemies while shooting homing tranquilizers. I guess that's why they took out the garish uniforms from PW, so that the challenge is more in actually spotting the enemies.
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