Those look like like awful upscaled backgrounds with vaseline filters.The Gamecube version is the best way to replay this game right now because of the ability to inject custom backgrounds using Dolphin. It's not exactly a remaster, but it's definitely a huge improvement.
Plus GC is the only version which lets you skip the in-engine cut scenes if you want to. No other version does that.
The Gamecube version is the best way to replay this game right now because of the ability to inject custom backgrounds using Dolphin. It's not exactly a remaster, but it's definitely a huge improvement.
Plus GC is the only version which lets you skip the in-engine cut scenes if you want to. No other version does that.
Eh, those backgrounds look way too clean. I prefer the originals.The Gamecube version is the best way to replay this game right now because of the ability to inject custom backgrounds using Dolphin. It's not exactly a remaster, but it's definitely a huge improvement.
Plus GC is the only version which lets you skip the in-engine cut scenes if you want to. No other version does that.
Nah, that's just the way Capcom's always been. Just look at all the ports and re-releases of Street Fighter II.
That's great! I was actually asking myself that question weeks ago.
Those assets weren't meant to be seen in high resolution. It sounds weird but that's just how it feels looking at this. The low resolution and less-clear image is what lets your brain fill-in the blanks. This just makes it look "not good" and "cheap."The Gamecube version is the best way to replay this game right now because of the ability to inject custom backgrounds using Dolphin. It's not exactly a remaster, but it's definitely a huge improvement.
Plus GC is the only version which lets you skip the in-engine cut scenes if you want to. No other version does that.
Wow... those BGs. It's kind of an improvement, but it's as close as we'll get to hi-res versions of the original ones, right?The Gamecube version is the best way to replay this game right now because of the ability to inject custom backgrounds using Dolphin. It's not exactly a remaster, but it's definitely a huge improvement.
Plus GC is the only version which lets you skip the in-engine cut scenes if you want to. No other version does that.
yea this is betterI completely understand. Not everyone will be a fan of these kind of extreme filters.
The dolphin fork Ishiruka also has 'standard' smoothing options that try their best to clean up the image as it is without adding any filters.
Look at the Hamburger sign or the cars in the bottom of the image.
Normal:
With smoothing applied:
When I first saw DC2 I was very impressed with its graphics. Really felt like it used the PSX's hardware to its fullest.
Best DF Retro yet.
I'm not biased even though I'm mid RE2 replay and finished off Claire A last night. Nope.
I knew I kept all this stuff around for a good reason.
The N64 Expansion pak does add to the systems ram. The included jumper pak has no ram at all.
