SEGA's last attempt at a Shellhead title was a mess. Convoluted, poorly explained objectives, a laughable attempt at mirroring the events of he film, and the list of errors went on. To paraphrase IGN's review subhead, it was games like Iron Man that drive Tony Stark to drink.
But much like Downey's acting career, there's always another shot at redemption. This May, Iron Man 2 flies into theaters along with a videogame copilot. The game's still being published by SEGA, but now there's a new development team on the project.
John GodGames Emus has shared more videos showing various Playstation 3 games running on the latest version of the RPCS3 emulator. The games that are being showcased below are The Last of Us, Resistance 2, Resistance 3, Iron Man 1, Iron Man 2, Rogue Warrior and Blades of Time.
A year ago persona 5 crawled too you know. Now it runs at almost 20 to 60 fps just like ps3 version but with the added option of 4k as well as 60 fps in palaces.
Why waste time with Resistance 2 & 3 when Sony shut down the online portions to both in 2014?
Not to mention 3 required an online pass.
They're not wasting time with resistance 2 or 3 specifically. Emulators don't target specific games. They offer general improvement across the whole library. Some games break other times they might improve performance. Some games may not even work due to certain limitation just like you mentioned.
MyGaming: "After years and years of heartache and disappointment with underwhelming superhero video games, we’re finally getting some quality titles featuring our favourite spandex-clad heroes.
That said, it’s time to look back at the worst of the worst to see how far we’ve come. The painful, painful memories."
Digitally Downloaded writes: "There was a time when superheroes and comic book games were the stuff of legend for how amazingly, spectacularly, incredibly bad they were. I remember buying many a game with my favorite heroes plastered on the front only to be met with the bitter disappointment of how awfully terrible they all were."
i know everyone is going to disagree, but batman arkham city. asylum was astounding though imo
I'm not everyone but i disagree. Although i agree that Asylum was better. :D
I'll probably get tossed out of a moving train for saying this but i liked Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the imperfects. I also liked Superman 64 lol. I was 6 when i played it and i loved anything Superman so i was just happy to get the chance to play as him >_< I remember saying "One day they'll make an awesome Superman game",,,, still waiting.
They will never make a good Superman game because the guy is practically invincible. It's kinda like using an infinite health code in another game. It's fun for a while but then you become bored. Superman games are pretty much like that but you can never turn off the code. They could dumb down his powers but then it wouldn't feel like Superman.
SuperMan 64. I got it cheap at a local video store when I was 13 where I used to live. It was only 25 cents. I got it only because of how bad I heard it was. YES, it really IS that bad.
Also: Anyone remember that terrible Spawn: The Eternal game for PS1? Wow I remember giving my big sister all of my allowance so she could go buy it for me (since I was under-aged), and then when I played it I damned near ripped my hair out. Trash game.
Once you understand that the "fog" is actually kryptonite fog, then you start to realize that it is actually one of the greatest games ever created.
Lol that was just a dumb excuse used to justify the horrible draw distance. Awful game, and im ashamed to say me and my roommate beat the whole game. Couldn't have done it alone tho.
I can tell this isnt an American article, cuz if it was it would include the xbox Burger King games
The King and Ronald are pretty much super heroes here in America. We love our burgers
As a kid I actually thought Superman 64 was good. Man what was I smoking back then?
I was actually fairly critical of games when i was younger. First game i ever played and beat was mario 64, so the bar was set pretty high.
