They could use the aim button. Press the aim button to aim, but you need to hit the action button to shoot. I tried to achieve similar with PCSX2 and RPCS3 but it didn't work since there's no real granularity in mapping for analog button presses, but I did pull it off in Dolphin for Twin Snakes.
They same way they did it over 10 years ago on xbox 360 (LS to raise and lower gun).
Even if you had the download version of PSN on PS3 they had the delay.
100% agree. I liked that they gave you a choice with the Shenmue rerelease, and it should be like that. That release even preserved the cutscenes in 4:3 regardless of mode, to preserve the original direction composition. It always bugs me when you got remasters that open up cutscenes with empty space to the sides, the area you were never meant to see. Throws off the original intent.
Many video game fans would probably think this is silly but I really agree with you two. Genuinely something that bothers me about modern video game re-releases. There's so much handwringing about releasing TV and movies cropped in the wrong aspect ratio, but because video games can have theirs "unlocked" it's OK. Preferred even, and I have scene people complain that cutscenes aren't always updated for this. Yet really the spirit of preserving the original intent should be the same across all media. The choice should be there (especially since it isn't too uncommon for the odd 4:3 effect to not be updated properly).
In the case of console games, the gameplay was designed with that FoV in mind, it's the original intent.
Also, it keeps heppening in the BC compatible Xbox version on a Series X/S.
No, the one on the right is the Xbox Substance, for what he says in the tweet.
Ok, does that mean that the codec delay issue originated from the og xbox version? I'm confused.
He's comparing the original version of Xbox without the codec lag (right) to the one posted by Konami on Twitter (left).
Ohh, i get it now lol
I was thrown off by the "press back button" in his Substance clip because it's the original Xbox version instead of PS2, and 95% of his minute and a half clip being the HD Collection on 360.
Pretty sure it's getting a physical release. I've seen it on online retailers.
There are, day and date and sold at traditional retailers.
The game will have a physical release on all three console platforms—though the Switch cart will require a download.
PC games can have hard resolution limits. The original Dark Souls PC port is limited to 720p/30fps without third-party tools to circumvent it (shoutouts to Durante and the other PC gaming folks driven away from this site). Ultra Street Fighter IV renders at a maximum resolution of 1080p no matter what display resolution you choose and there is no known way raise it.
I'm worried that sadly framerates higher than 60 FPS won't be possible, correct me somebody if I'm wrong but those games usually had their logic mapped to the framerate, so higher framerates would break the game sadly. :/
Well, we don't know that for sure, and it probably varies game by game. MGS3 was originally (sub) 30, but they got it running at 60FPS in the HD Collection, so it might be possible it push it further. I don't think 120PFS matters all that much here, but it would be certainly cool to have MGS1 at 60. Not expecting it to happen, but we'll see.
