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Post subject: Re: Video Game Tournament Draft: Platy's Pick!
Posted: Tue October 23, 2018 7:15 pm
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My biggest issue with Mass Effect on PC was that it didn't offer 1980x1024 screen resolution, but apparently that can be edited in the config file. I might have to give it another spin in light of this...
Post subject: Re: Video Game Tournament Draft: Platy's Pick!
Posted: Tue October 23, 2018 7:33 pm
The Master
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Ello Sailor wrote:
My biggest issue with Mass Effect on PC was that it didn't offer 1980x1024 screen resolution, but apparently that can be edited in the config file. I might have to give it another spin in light of this...
Post subject: Re: Video Game Tournament Draft: Platy's Pick!
Posted: Tue October 23, 2018 7:37 pm
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:
Ello Sailor wrote:
My biggest issue with Mass Effect on PC was that it didn't offer 1980x1024 screen resolution, but apparently that can be edited in the config file. I might have to give it another spin in light of this...
Wait, have you never played it through?
Got about 4 hours in and wasn't feeling it. This was after ME2 had come out, which I had played the demo of. All I could think about was how much better ME2 looked and felt.
Post subject: Re: Video Game Tournament Draft: Platy's Pick!
Posted: Tue October 23, 2018 7:39 pm
The Master
Joined: Sun May 25, 2014 9:32 pm Posts: 31614 Location: Garbage Dump
Ello Sailor wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:
Ello Sailor wrote:
My biggest issue with Mass Effect on PC was that it didn't offer 1980x1024 screen resolution, but apparently that can be edited in the config file. I might have to give it another spin in light of this...
Wait, have you never played it through?
Got about 4 hours in and wasn't feeling it. This was after ME2 had come out, which I had played the demo of. All I could think about was how much better ME2 looked and felt.
Ohhhhh mannnnn you gotta try again. You’re missing out. I play through the full trilogy at least once per year.
My biggest issue with Mass Effect on PC was that it didn't offer 1980x1024 screen resolution, but apparently that can be edited in the config file. I might have to give it another spin in light of this...
Wait, have you never played it through?
Got about 4 hours in and wasn't feeling it. This was after ME2 had come out, which I had played the demo of. All I could think about was how much better ME2 looked and felt.
Ohhhhh mannnnn you gotta try again. You’re missing out. I play through the full trilogy at least once per year.
Seriously?
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emanon wrote:
I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
I think people kinda overstate the “aging poorly” thing with old games. They’re just different.
Do you feel the same about other old technologies? Like the original television models? Cause it's basically the same concept.
Games are more than just tech. A more apt comparison would be to music or movies, in which case my answer would be yes. It’s art created under the technological constraints of its time.
This is absolutely correct.
Super Mario 64's worlds look empty and blocky now but they were a revelation at the time. Very few pieces of art gave me the same amount of joy as running around as Mario in a 3D plane for the first time.
Post subject: Re: Video Game Tournament Draft: Platy's Pick!
Posted: Tue October 23, 2018 8:10 pm
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:
tree_ wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:
I think people kinda overstate the “aging poorly” thing with old games. They’re just different.
Do you feel the same about other old technologies? Like the original television models? Cause it's basically the same concept.
Games are more than just tech. A more apt comparison would be to music or movies, in which case my answer would be yes. It’s art created under the technological constraints of its time.
This is absolutely correct.
Super Mario 64's worlds look empty and blocky now but they were a revelation at the time. Very few pieces of art gave me the same amount of joy as running around as Mario in a 3D plane for the first time.
I agree that AT THE TIME it was amazing. But it hasn't aged well. I'd play Mario Odyssey over Mario 64 every time. But I'd play Mario 3 over Mario Odyssey at least half the time.
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