The Red Knight
Erudite
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I'd say the one called CRT.D3D.br.fx included with the SVN Daum build of DOSBox is much better. For it to work correctly, in the CONF file use the desktop value for ‘fullresolution’, enable ‘doublescan’ (otherwise the shader emulates an old TV set with fewer vertical lines), and use the hardware scalers (perhaps only hardware_none will produce the right result, I'm not sure now). You might want to disable #define REF_LEVELS in the shader's file with // as it's also probably meant to compensate for colour profiles in old console games, as the shader was probably made for them. Lowering the output gamma a little to something like 2.45 might also be good (the non-‘br’ version of the shader is too dark on the other hand).Trying one of the CRT filters that comes with regular DOSBox. Improvement?
I'd say the one called CRT.D3D.fx included with the SVN Daum build of DOSBox is much better. For it to work correctly, in the CONF file use the desktop value for ‘fullresolution’, enable ‘doublescan’ (otherwise the shader emulates an old TV set with fewer vertical lines), and use the hardware scalers (perhaps only hardware_none will produce the right result, I'm not sure now).Trying one of the CRT filters that comes with regular DOSBox. Improvement?
It's not the best one available and there are probably other builds of DOSBox that support more elaborate shaders, but it should be fairly pleasant to the eyes.
Sorry, I edited the post to add a few details just now:I'm not crazy about the result myself, but I thought I'd try it. I'm not gonna change my DOSBox set-up, though, especially for FRUA which is a rather intricate set-up.
You might want to disable #define REF_LEVELS in the shader's file with // as it's also probably meant to compensate for colour profiles in old console games, as the shader was probably made for them. Lowering the output gamma a little to something like 2.45 might also be good (the non-‘br’ version of the shader is too dark on the other hand).
Metroid Prime - Upside Down Edition
Warcraft 4 looks so dope, dude.THEY THOUGHT KRILL WAS MERELY ANOTHER TRAVELLER. KRILL WAS NO ORDINARY MAN - HE WAS A NECROMANCER
I dunno if it's a "feature" of the game, or an emulation bug. But this shit simply doesn't work. And ALL later situations where I had to spider-jump to other track worked like a charm (without the d) part above). WTF?
I dunno if it's a "feature" of the game, or an emulation bug. But this shit simply doesn't work. And ALL later situations where I had to spider-jump to other track worked like a charm (without the d) part above). WTF?
Probably emulation issues. Tell us how MP3 works, since it requires using the 'Mote to move stuff and I dunno how it would translate to emulation (in may case I'll use my PS3 pad). The screen seems quite... Busy in some sections, maybe even overcrowded, but it still looks nice.
I don't remember this ever being an issue. You shouldn't have to touch the stick at all.But some things are really irritating. For example this shit:
You are supposed to learn how to jump between spider-ball tracks here, but somehow this shit doesn't work. To grab the opposite track, you need to:
a) have R pressed (attach to the track),
b) press and hold B (spin), then release it to "launch" from the track,
c) ...while still keeping R pressed (to attach to the second track),
d) ...and for some retarded reason, press left or right on the directional stick during the jump.
Without the d) Samus won't grab the other track.
#sadmorphballnoises
I dunno if it's a "feature" of the game, or an emulation bug. But this shit simply doesn't work. And ALL later situations where I had to spider-jump to other track worked like a charm (without the d) part above). WTF?
Still the best inXile game and one of the best kickstarter games to date.
Even the colours (partially) match.It really doesn't.
True.Still the best inXile game and one of the best kickstarter games to date.
It's the Jeff Easley cover art of the Council of Wyrms Adventures booklet, part of the Council of Wyrms box set, which depicts a red dragon:
That's a weird looking werewolf...