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Nekofrog

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  1. Strange that I don't remember being bothered by the resolution/graphics at any point while I was playing the game. I definitely don't think it looks that ugly on my 42". Weird.

    What kind of tv is that, Nek? I wouldn't be surprised to see that kind of quality on a crt tv but not a plasma, as I seem to recall you are using.

    Panasonic Viera Plasma. 50 inch with official component cables.

    Yeah. Total ass.

    I actually played through to the first dungeon with it on my Wii before I just could NOT take it anymore and forced myself to set up Dolphin. And you know what? It took all of 30 seconds and bam.

    Also, the Galaxy games are NOWHERE NEAR this bad looking on my Wii. They don't look GOOD, but they aren't a jaggy jumbled blurry mess like SS is.

  2. yeah nintendo those dumbdumbs why didn't they just be like sony and make an expensive system that nobody could afford to make games for

    I don't know, Microsoft seems to be doing pretty well for themselves in the console front. Not to mention that they had a chance with the WiiU to upscale and chose not to.

  3. there is

    it's called 480p, 720p, and 1080p

    I'm ripping someone else's post, but Nintendo went with 480p max resolution for the Wii not only because it was cheaper, but also because it was more reliable in 2006.

    And they fail at forward thinking.

    These shots were taken with a camera. Here's what Zelda looks like on my TV when played on a Wii:

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    And here's what Zelda looks like emulated on Dolphin, the only real difference being the increased resolution:

    linkdolphinw145n.jpg

    Nintendo sure done fucked up.

  4. Out of curiosity (since I likely won't be able to get the game for a while and I have a Wii to play it on), do you think it would play well on a Quad-core 2.83 GHz with a GeForce 9800 GTX? I know next to nothing about Dolphin and I'm not sure where to look to get a straight answer (main project page doesn't say much). :???:

    Mmm... might be pushing it. If you can get it up to 3.2GHz, or even 3, you might be able to run it at 2x native res @ 30FPS.

    Fuck, even running it at 720p would be like a million times better than SD so it might be worth a shot.

  5. Yeah... but do you need a $450 video card for it to work at a proper framerate?

    Dolphin?

    No. It isn't GPU reliant very much at all. If anything, it's CPU reliant. A modern CPU clocked at around 3.5GHz will get you a maxed out 30FPS in Skyward Sword, maybe a dip or two here. 4GHz intel processor? forget about it, 60FPS Mario Galaxy @ 1080p glory.

    The only reason Zelda only gets 30 FPS is because that's what Nintendo hardcoded it for. Galaxy 1&2 are a beautiful 60fps the entire time.

  6. Running with Scissors: Neko on a bad day is most other people on a good day. A lot of filler in here (I'm hearing a lot of MM3 select your robot master theme, in particular), arrangement-wise, and it more-or-less presents everything in a slideshow 'Wily-then-Cutman' manner, but all of the stuff that is there is awesome. Some of the ways the themes are altered are pretty sweet (Cut Man, in particular), and the guitar work is awesome. I really liked this one, actually.

    Yeah, about that stage select... I was just jamming to the song trying to come up with a suitable backing riff. I played that and thought "hey this sounds badass, I wonder what it's from". It wasn't until later that I even realized it was another MM song.

  7. Is the game linear? Yes. WARNINGL POSSIBLE MINOR SPOILERS IN THIS POST (none story related, all gameplay related)

    There's no real "overworld"; you get your town of Skyloft (this game's Kakariko) and you get to fly around there in a very very VERY miniature version of Wind Waker's ocean sailing. There are small islands with treasure chests but again, it's very small.

    Skyloft acts as a hub point from which you choose which area of the game you want to go to. So you don't "Travel" in the traditional Zelda sense. From Skyloft there are several teleport points within the land below that you can simply warp to.

    Each outside "area" of the game is in and of itself "dungeon" like. It may be a large outer area but there's usually always a point A and a point B that you will go to. You can explore this area, and some are bigger than others, but there's nothing remotely class to traveling from say, Lake Hylia to Death Mountain or from the Goron Village to Kakariko.

    There are no other towns in the game as far as I know other than Skyloft.

    The game also almost never stops prompting you with hints and telling you outright exactly what to do before you know (and even when you DO know) what to do. You thought it was bad in previous Zelda games? They turned it up to 11 here.

    Edit: in regards to the linearity, it's not to the literal corridor fest of FF13, but when you get down to it it's similar. Just instead of corridors you have slightly open areas.

  8. Lol, overreacting much? This is a very minor nuisance, not nearly as bad as you put it. IMHO.

    Have you played it yet?

    It is EXACTLY as bad as I described it. There is no longer a permanent flag that says "they already got this message", so now you get it every single time you turn your system back on. That's a LOT of messages repeated.

  9. "HEY LOOK YOU GOT A RUPEE. IT IS WORHT WGJSFGSDFGHDSFH"

    "HEY LOOK YOU GOT A HEART THIS WILL REFILL YOUR DSTWGHEFGE"

    "HEY LOOK YOU GOT A BEETLE IT SGDFGD"

    "HEY LOOK YOU GOT SLIME IT SGNDFGDFGHDJH"

    this shit has got to stop. holy shit it was bad in zelda games before, but now it happens EVERY.TIME.YOU.TURN.THE.GAME.ON

    it acts like you never picked up anything before. holy SHIT is this awful.

  10. Look at yourselves guys, did you ever believe you could ever make music yourself when you were at a younger age?

    when i look at myself i see a lot of sexy but that's besides the point

    I didn't need to rely on 1. a corporation that has since thrown all interest in said property (Megaman) away for approval and official license to produce works of fiction. 2. a publisher to publish said officially licensed works of fiction. 3. a niche genre of literature (video game readers)

    all I do is plug in a guitar and click stuff on a computer and voila music. a lot less complicated.

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