I'm playing Once Upon a Katamari. Weird rolling game where you roll everything around you into a ball.
Devil May Cry 4....been doing this a lot lately, playing legacy games, since the release window for major titles that i look forward to has been getting longer and longer between...the last "new" game I played was probably GOW: Ragnarok...
thinking about going back to play FF9...also have an SNES emulator and you know what? many of those games are still fun to play....it's not necessarily about how pretty a game is, it's about the fun factor...the prettiest game in the world is pointless if it's not fun, it's what Nuno Bettencourt once called
"Chocolate Covered Sh*t...it might look appetizing, but do you want to taste it?"
thinking about going back to play FF9...also have an SNES emulator and you know what? many of those games are still fun to play....it's not necessarily about how pretty a game is, it's about the fun factor...the prettiest game in the world is pointless if it's not fun, it's what Nuno Bettencourt once called
"Chocolate Covered Sh*t...it might look appetizing, but do you want to taste it?"
Has anyone play Star Wars Outlaws, or Star Wars Jedi Survivor on steam?
I played Jedi Survivor but found it to boring
I've played them both on my PS5 and I enjoyed the both. Based on online information (from sources like Digital Foundry) Survivor is quite the stutter fest on PC. Outlwars runs well OTOH.
I'm currently playing Hogwarts Legacy. Good game, but I'm rather surprised at how washed out it looks at times, which I hear is a known issue. Seems like it's a renderer issue tied to HDR. Only problem is I only have a simple HDTV with no HDR, so I can't really adjust those things, so the effect is not only really washed out, but flat looking visuals as well, making it look like a PS3 game at times.
Star Wars Outlaws was a lot of fun. I have to get back into it one day though as I haven't finished it
Figured out my issue with Hogwarts Legacy. Apparently the developers stripped out any form of shaders and color mapping when using any mode other than Fidelity with Raytracing. Switching it to Fidelity with Raytracing made the game look normal, like it should have in the first place. Honestly, I'm quite surprised the developers managed to mess up something so basic. The minute I switched to Fidelity with Ray Tracing, the game looked much better. The colours popped, the faces looked better and the world didn't look washed out most of the time, and I don't even have a TV that does HDR.
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