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The only 'bad' thing I can say is that the easily abused air slam maneuver wouldn't be found in a Devil May Cry game. You might need a bit of obsessiveness to get the most out of them - if you don't care about hunting down destructible geometry the play length is much shorter - but still the core concept and execution are brilliant and the physics chaos element puts it on a different plane from most other action games. See note above about video this is one of the affected games. Panzer Dragoon Orta also gets some good reviews. RIP nextgen Phantom Dust project (for now?) Phantom Dust is quite fun but I'm at a point in the game where it feels quite grindy - I don't think there is any way to play this online. Punching, somersaulting, and cracking open cans of soda in first-person never gets old, though - if only Morrowind had this level of visceral feedback! The only games I've played which do well on the concept are the Condemned games from the following gen. I never got far enough into it to enjoy the time-bending areas much I just passed one of the earliest 'dreamscape' sequences and went back into relatively standard gunplay.

#Phantom dust pc neogaf 480p#

I still have hopes for upcoming TVs' 480p support, and we'll probably get to 4K before I feel we have displays capable of rivaling the classic CRT for Xbox titles.Īs for the games in this thread so far: Some of these got howls of protest in the West Murakumo's review on the big sites seemed pretty unambiguous that all you were doing was following something around, but perhaps the core concept isn't really so far off Night Striker or Space Harrier and it's worth another shot.īreakdown is indeed quite fun, except where it turns into a standard-for-the-era shooter. To get the best out of the system you really need 480p support, although for the majority of games I find 480i is really just fine and don't worry about the loss of resolution (I really ought to snap the PVM-20L5 back together for this, though).

Wiki says (for whatever that's worth) the JP release is Airforce Delta II. This was most definitely released for the NA region I played and enjoyed it quite a bit back in the day (I really ought to revisit my save file or make a new one). I believe Racketboy's forums have the go-to thread on this. They are rare titles, but they also all are ones considered very good, like GunValkyrie.

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One thing worth mentioning in particular is that the Xbox got a scattering of improved ports of PS2 games, but occasionally you might get one that's not improved (though I don't know of one that actually has problems, like Silent Hill 4: The Room's apparent PC puroburems).Īdditionally, some games (Smilebit mainly) have versions with the last (generally superior) model of Xbox with the last video encoder.

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My crystal Blue Xbox doesn't hold time for terribly long, though, and I probably should crack it open sometime to do this.There's a lot of good stuff that would take a while to think up and mention. I would like to make a note on this: I looked at a 2005 unit (with a dysfunctional Samsung drive, the 'good' one seems to have the motor burn out) and it used a recognizable name brand for the supercapacitor, and that wasn't leaking. If you do get one, you'll probably want to remove the clock capacitor.