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That'll require anything we want to texture to... have textures. FF7 doesnt do that very much...dun worry. We could all use TEXMOD and make our own HD textures.
That'll require anything we want to texture to... have textures. FF7 doesnt do that very much...dun worry. We could all use TEXMOD and make our own HD textures.
Nono, At very best, we can expect 60fps animations and 'reoptimised' characters (IE/ Original models rather than ones that were poly-reduced for PS2 optimisation) - This would exceed expectations for everyone.It still looks nothing like FF13 which is what people are going to expect when they see "HD" rerelease.
You do realize the backgrounds are the same res as the PS1 version right?I'm kind of a purist, I don't really care for the mods as much as fixing what was broken... Actually to me nothing beats an old CRT and the PS3 combo.
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Don't get me wrong, some of the mods are pretty neat! But some bugs in the PC version just is a deal breaker. Even with heavy mod/s the game has some glaring flaws, such as the minigames, and the already mentioned pixelation. =/
Resolution aside, the models were 'enhanced' on the PC version. The images are interlaced on the psx version (i'm sure it's the same for PC) therefore look smooth and even crisp on my old CRT. However, plugging the same PS3 into my 28" monitor makes it look terrible.You do realize the backgrounds are the same res as the PS1 version right?
...so if you were to run it on a monitor that uses the same native resolution that FF7 was designed on, it would look just as clear as the PS1 version.
And if you ever noticed the PS1 version always had pixelation issues. You can't even see that the characters have mouths on the PSX
Purism is exactly that, loving an original concept because of the purity of the memories you recall with it.Purism is insanity. It can lead to preferring an inferior product for reasons of nostalgia alone...
One thing we all want, is a good completed HD mod for FFVII complete that doesn't otherwise tamper with that nostalgia, but no offense to the modding community here but that is not going to happen soon, the logistics are too much for any size of fan project. Therefor, rather than getting nostalgic with patchy improvements that are open to criticism from individuals with different tastes/memories, a 100% consistent lower quality original can be much better for some people to become immersed in the world they want again - hence the existence of the purists you look down upon.
If Square truly cared for their fans rather than generating quick cashflow they could support and engage the community more rather than milking it, maybe put some of the profits from the re-release into helping to organize and bring support to modding efforts. Just think at what a devoted and loyal fanbase can do for a company when they are embraced, Minecraft, Steam and League of Legends are HUGELY creative, and supportive (and we throw money at them too).
The sooner Square learn this, and stop trying to follow the EA and Blizzard/Activision demons the better - for purists, for modders, for the franchise and the company.
The images are not interlaced... the TV interlaces everything since that's what it works by. By the same logic, watching a progressive movie on your tv means the movie data is interlaced.Resolution aside, the models were 'enhanced' on the PC version. The images are interlaced on the psx version (i'm sure it's the same for PC) therefore look smooth and even crisp on my old CRT. However, plugging the same PS3 into my 28" monitor makes it look terrible.
they got the letters backwards. and forgot another S at the endThis isn't coming to Steam. The website says it's exclusive to the S-E store (which is awful and makes Origin look fantastic, BTW).
Well cause the 'data' is meaningless in this issue. Does a CRT look sharper/crisper then a LCD, yes. Question is: Why would you trade a buggy game, broken minigames, and super pixelated backgrounds to have a slightly sharper character?You do not suddenly get a "better" image with CRT's... it is the same data in both.