I'm 70 Shines into the 3D All Stars version and besides some bullshit level mechanics, I don't really feel like I've had any problems with the game.
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The 3D All-Stars version of Mario Sunshine feels like absolute dogshit to play
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Honestly feels way more responsive than Galaxy. Trying to side flip in Galaxy takes way way way too long and Mario is so much less snappy
The thing that makes Goopy Inferno infuriating is that it has to take a solid three minutes to go from the death jingle to starting the section over again.
From what Ive read you can achieve this with a gecko code on dolphin:
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Interesting.
I played a bit of Sunshine in the collection and find it interesting that it has the most modern camera of the three games.
Dolphin is absolutely the way to play now, lower input latency than real hardware, 60FPS widescreen, optional HD texture packs for a real makeover of the games visuals and you can use a real GameCube controller with it so it feels like it should, since the controls in the Switch version are kind of compromised from the lack of analogue triggers
The split water spraying buttons and reversed water aiming both seriously drive me nuts but it otherwise feels exactly how I remember from who knows how many hundreds of hours on the GameCube
It sounds to me like the problem is you directly tried the 60fps game first and then compared them. I'd bet you feel the same if you try Mario 64 after Galaxy. A 30fps game will always feel sluggish with more latency than a 60fps game.
I do agree that this version is horrible, for one reason: they inverted the FLUDD controls, opposite from how they were in the original game. To me this makes the game unplayable.
I do agree that this version is horrible, for one reason: they inverted the FLUDD controls, opposite from how they were in the original game. To me this makes the game unplayable.
Same. It took me a bit to get back in the swing of things but I was able to pretty easily get 120 stars over the weekend.
64 has aged like a can of your favorite soda that is a little bit past the expiration date, so it may be little flatter but it's still delicious.
Galaxy has aged like wine and has only gotten better with age.
Sunshine aged like milk left outside in mid July.
Galaxy has aged like wine and has only gotten better with age.
Sunshine aged like milk left outside in mid July.
Finished 100% in both games back to back. 64 controls and camera feel worse than Sunshine.
wow, now that you say this, yes, there is some bad input lag. I am constantly just running off ledges because the jump input lags so much. This is coming from someone that beat it 100% on GC back in the day and I don't remember anything like that happening.
don't let 'em dogpile on ya, OP, I didnt even realize it was happening until you pointed it out.
The Sunshine hate is really getting ridiculous. I'm at almost 70 Shines and it's been smooth to play. Did pachinko, lilypads, the watermelon festival, and the controls are fine.
I played it like that some years back and quite enjoyed it. The video cutscenes are stuttering for some reason though if you enable the 60fps mod. And the times I had to struggle with the camera were a bit much, but overall it was night and day and I would not have pushed through at 30fps.
I've played a lot of Sunshine and the 3D All Stars version does feel remarkably less smooth to me.
I found the frame drops in Delfino Plaza quite noticeable and distracting but control and movement wise I didn't really have any issue with the game, no issues with responsiveness either - if anything I found it better to play than 64 but maybe that's just me.
I don't think it's the emulation, it always felt kinda crappy like that. I don't know if it's input lag or just the physics not giving you a last second chance to jump when you're about to run off the edge of a platform.
Not being able to invert the right stick is a travesty. It's actively keeping me from picking up the game seriously.
absolutely dreadful? Can this site give up hyperbole for one day?
I literally 120-shined it in less than a week, it was WAY easier than I remembered. So many levels I was dreading I was able to do with only a few deaths. Game played REALLY well, Mario moves amazingly.
I literally 120-shined it in less than a week, it was WAY easier than I remembered. So many levels I was dreading I was able to do with only a few deaths. Game played REALLY well, Mario moves amazingly.
This is how I felt after playing 100% for both SM64 and Sunshine in the collection.
Like SM64 is still a better game, but Sunshine just controls far better. Sunshine's primary sin in controls is the lack of long jump.
Sunshine was always very heavy and sluggish.
Did you mean to link this two hour long video without making a point of your own? Where does it help regarding input lag?
Did you mean to link this two hour long video without making a point of your own? Where does it help regarding input lag?