A remake of Shining Force 3 (all 3 scenarios into one game) would be a good place to start.
But this is Sega, so good ideas aren't allowed.
Sega has always forced crunch culture on their developers. Hope they got some decent sleep during that time, but most likely not.
I really enjoyed GUN back in the day, but the developers who made it, NeverSoft, have either left Activision, left the game industry entirely, or were forced to give up their souls to endlessly work on Collar Duty.
Such a sad state Activision turned into once they found their cash cow, nearly everything else fell by the wayside.
MGS 4 runs unlocked on PS3, use night vision to permanently increase the framerate and get closer to 60 FPS. The trade off of course is that the game now looks horrible covered in green.
If it ever gets ported, the third-rate dev team that Konami hires to do the porting job would have intentionally lock the framerate down to 30. I can imagine their PR excuse now:
"We locked the framerate to 30 FPS in order to authentically re-create the original MGS ...
If anyone still owns the original hardware these games released on, I highly recommend playing these great titles on those platforms, especially if you still own a CRT TV, but if not, that's okay too.
The original releases have less bugs, better textures, better framerates, better special effects, better controls, there is also no voice acting replacement for Campbell that sounds completely off like in the HD re-releases. They can be easily emulated as well on both PC, ...
Play it on original hardware if you still own a PS1 (best method), or play it on PSP, PS Vita, PS TV, PS2, PS3. Another option is to use DuckStation PC emulator and you can even play the game in 16:9 widescreen without it being stretched, it actually adds geometry from both sides. I want to re-play the game this way soon!
It's because of the new site update. He was likely attempting to comment on France 9:1 sales article, and scrolled down too far and entered this different article, then commented on it accidentally.
No please. If Sony replaces Jim with someone similar to Spencer, I'll be left with only Nintendo and PC gaming going forward.
I get second-hand embarrassment from this idiot. 🫣
MGS 3 is also one of my favorite games. I've already bought it three times for PS2, twice for PS3, and yet again for PS Vita.
PS2 Subsistence will always be the best version, there's nothing Konami can do to take that version away from us.
This will be a medium budget graphical overhaul of the PS2 game with modernized controls and crouch walking.
Konami has done nothing to earn our trust over the past 8 years. No Ape Escape cros...
I bought a Fenrir, which is less than half the price of a Satiator and it's fantastic.
Sega Saturn also had a small online gaming community as well, Virtual On, and Saturn Bomberman online is still fun in 2023!
Nope, won't work.
This explains why, so I understand now. But it still sucks. Hopefully homebrew will be able to bypass it in the future.
Wrong! The original games were made with hard work and passion.
This is Konami cashing in on that hard work and passion.
This series has been bundled into collections many times already, The Essentials Collection on PS2, the HD collection on PS3 / 360 / Vita. The Legacy Collection on PS3. And each time, content is missing, from skateboarding, to online play, to the Ape Escape crossover, to Guy Savage. And each time, new bugs or flaws are introduced.
Xbox 2001 - 2011 was it's golden age, from Halo: CE to Gears of War 3, and plenty in between, there were many good times to be had by millions around the world.
But they lost their way afterwards with Kinect 1, then DRM, then Kinect 2, then slacking off on first party game quality, then a subscription service instead of new games, then buying up companies. Microsoft did the literal opposite of what I wanted them to do which was release high quality (and sometimes goofy ...
Spider-Man Remastered and Miles Morales look good, but are developed with PS4 hardware in mind and it shows that clearly in the video. There is a huge leap with Spider-Man 2 when its not held back by last generation hardware. Insomniac have done an amazing job with this one.
Now I'm thinking about how they further optimize their game engine for their upcoming Wolverine game. Sheesh, I'm excited to see some gameplay of it in the future!
The person who wrote the review and the person who wrote this article happen to be two different people.
Erik simply wanted to share his thoughts outside of the review which he didn't write, and he is allowed to add a second opinion. Even if it's from the same website.
I actually read the article and it brought up a good point. Ubisoft game design is infecting (this is the correct term) all games from nearly every developer at this point.
Spiderman 1 was fun, but the side content was very much a boring checklist and the games weakest aspect. This article is bringing up how the sequel doubles down on this repetitive checklist filler game design, which is a worthwhile complaint.
If it's worth mentioning regarding tras...
Every MCU movie has had a crap story and I stopped watching them for good, so yeah, its not hard to be better. That said, I wasn't impressed with the first game's story, but this one is supposed to be better. Looking forward to playing it.
SECOND movie.