But Hexen and System Shock did that earlier.
But there are separated levels, right? Older metroidvanias are annoying regarding backtracking and lack of teleport mechanic (Shadow Man I think has that issue?).
But is it an unholy mix, separated versions, or a remixed saturn mechanic with some psx assets?
The content is combined together and levels adapted to take the best of whichever either console. So level areas are either from the Saturn, PS1, or a mix of the two, as PSX was notably more cramped yet detailed, while Saturn was more open but sometimes sparse. Numerous graphical settings are provided so you can make the game visual style look like either the Saturn or PS1 as well, or a mix of both. There's even CRT shader options. I expect Digital Foundry to be messing with them for hours. :V
PC might as well be a different game. It's in a different engine to start off with (BUILD), and has an entirely different (linear) level structure.
Nice, then I'll get it and just have a map handy. Considering age and length can't be much more complex than Control, albeit with less visual identity to help…right?
So actually it was blue scorpions (PS1) and red spiders (Saturn). No need for an option, both spawn. :P
Shadowman might be around 12 hours if you don't run into navigation issues. I honestly also used help this time around.
I should play the PC version as well then. Thank you!
Nah PS1 and Saturn were 90% the same game, but the PS1 version had some levels reduced in visual complexity alongside other small changes. The PC version was a different game.
