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Burnout Legends screens (PSP)
- Thread starter Wario64
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check out the burnout legends videos here if you havent seen them
http://ga-forum.com/showthread.php?t=59158&highlight=burnout+legends
they're pretty lenghty
http://ga-forum.com/showthread.php?t=59158&highlight=burnout+legends
they're pretty lenghty
Keyser Soze
Member
Hot Runnin' Shit!!
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GoutPatrol
Forgotten in his cell
Looking hot.
Drinky Crow
Banned
30, seriously? Fuck. I'll stick with Ridge Racers.
TTP said:
well this is what this guy said in this thread: http://ga-forum.com/showthread.php?t=59158&highlight=burnout+legends
fr4nz said:
Well either way new gameplay videos seem fine 
Anyway my question would be more how is the visibility in PSP version? I bitched a lot about this on PS2 already, at high speeds I could as well be driving blind at times, I'm just a bit worried what's the effect of PSP lower resolution coupled with screen ghosting on this?
Anyway my question would be more how is the visibility in PSP version? I bitched a lot about this on PS2 already, at high speeds I could as well be driving blind at times, I'm just a bit worried what's the effect of PSP lower resolution coupled with screen ghosting on this?
It didnt bother me. Color palette was very "bright" so that the bleeding was nowhere to be seen (bare in mind I did play it for just a couple of minutes - those gerky crashes were pissing me off too much ) and incoming traffic was easily spotted (also due to the flashlights). But I dont think the car playable in the demo was one of the fastest, so...
I think Marconelly played it more than me so he can tell you guys more.
) and incoming traffic was easily spotted (also due to the flashlights). But I dont think the car playable in the demo was one of the fastest, so...I think Marconelly played it more than me so he can tell you guys more.
FiRez said:
Oh please gimme a break. I can spot the difference just fine. You should really try E3 and see if your eyes work properly after day 1. Also, difference between 30 and 60 fps is not as apparent on a "tiny" LCD screen compared to a standard non progressive CRT TV. Size and lil ghosting make it all the more difficult in some circumstances (like when you cannot rotate the camera around but just go forward as in the case of Burnout).
So, it seemd 60fps to me. That's the bottom line.
I suppose I could see the difference, if I cared enough to pay attention. But seeing as how I've seen it said that many of the games I've really enjoyed playing over the 20 yrs or so that I've been gaming were 30 fps (or less), I fail to see how this would make me less of a gamer...?FiRez said:
FiRez said:
Look, let's put it this way. I can see the fps difference between Ridge Racers and Wipeout Pure (as well as I could see it in any game I played in my 25+ yrs of gaming). Burnout Legends looked closer to Ridge Racer fps-wise for the 2 minutes I dedicated to it. It should also be pointed out that a 30fps game looks to run smoother on the PSP LCD screen compared to a 30fps running on a normal TV. I dunno the technical reason behind this, but I'm pretty sure it's like that.
FiRez said:
You don't have a clue. The difference between 30 fps and 60 is not ALWAYS so apparent for everyone as you make it out to be. Some are deceived by slow moving scenery, others from a sound smoothness. Even seasoned gamers that can easily tell the difference between 30 VS 60 fps can SOMETIMES be deceived (moreso if one is looking at a tiny screen, with chaos all around and is in a hurry).
Also you contradict yourself by first pulling his leg assuming he can't easily spot the difference (making a cheap assumption based on just ONE game, lol), then state it's an obvious and most natural thing for everyone, which obviously cannot be by your first sentence. Blatant gamers are such a noxious beast.
Wax Free Vanilla
Member
Burnout has run it's course, seriously, what else can they do to freshen up the gameplay experience? I can't think of anything. And now that EA have them, Criterion will be pumping Burnout games out til the cows come home - same shit different tracks, with more crash junctions - whoopie! :lol
Where's the Black videos?
Where's the Black videos?
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
Seemed like 60FPS to me at E3, but as said above, it's harder to tell on PSP when you're not paying attention (and I didn't), especially because the game camera just moves forward, which makes it even more difficult. Seemed very smooth though, that's why I think it was 60FPS.
30FPS games appear to move smoother on a small screen because there's simply a shorter physical distance an object travels on the screen in the 1/30 second than it travels on big TV screens.
Nothing doctored about these screens. Native PSP res, aliasing visible.
This echoes my sentiment exactly.
30FPS games appear to move smoother on a small screen because there's simply a shorter physical distance an object travels on the screen in the 1/30 second than it travels on big TV screens.
truffleshuffle83
Banned
this game looks hot. i cant wait until sony lets developers unlock the 333. games are gonna look and run so much better
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
Keep in mind that game at E3 also looked worse than these new videos and screens. Perhaps they decided to lower the framerate and up the visuals.
Christoff Yurievich
Member
have they released any DS shots? or are they even still making it for the DS? I'm just curious what the series will look like on that hardware.
Die Squirrel Die
Member
I'm there with this game, whatever the framerate (not really, but if it's 30fps then so be it).
What I'm not liking is the whole having to play multiplayer to unlock all the cars. That's just stupid, especially if they the selection is random. What if you and a few friends buy it and end up with roughly the same selection of cars. At least with Pokemon (where they seem to have cribbed this idea from) they clearly mark each version.
What I'm not liking is the whole having to play multiplayer to unlock all the cars. That's just stupid, especially if they the selection is random. What if you and a few friends buy it and end up with roughly the same selection of cars. At least with Pokemon (where they seem to have cribbed this idea from) they clearly mark each version.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
What are the chances for this game to be playable online? PSP Madden and Fifa are announced as online games now, with two more announcements looming.
Then you just download saved games from gamefaqs.com and off you go.
Die Squirrel Die
Member
Marconelly said:
Is it easy enough to download save data to a PSP?
Still, it's a hoop-jumping price for a bad idea, poorly implemented.
Die Squirrel Die said:
Buy this:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=3650775
I bought mine in store for half the price.
Die Squirrel Die
Member
Aye, I figured the whole USB thing. What I meant more was, whether files have to be converted into different files to be uploaded/downloaded, then converted back to work as standard save files, etc. Or whether it's just download to Memory Stick and you're good to go.
SolidSnakex
Member
Izzy said:
And most of all, Pursuit Force.
Basically, that's the case. PSP game saves are stored in independent folders, so as long as the original person who uploads their game save uploads the entire folder, you can then download it intact and just stick it in the PSP\SAVEDATA folder path on your Memory Stick.Die Squirrel Die said: