While you can upres and apply filters and stuff in emulators, it's not the same unadulterated experience, and sometimes causes glitches here and there, specially input lag. Research a bit: CRT televisions and Professional Video Monitors are THE BEST way to play and enjoy classic retro games, since those games were natively made for that tech, and use their resolution. I dunno why people won't let him make his hack HD. That's the only change that should be done, the rest is pretty great! Yeah, my personal suggestion is to revert the lifebars back to the original locations, and then keep everything else the way you have it, and it would be pretty perfect. And really play on it - it's generally pointless. Would developers use all available screen space, knowing that part of the image can be clipped? In addition, you need to try very hard to find such an old TV, on which there may be problems with overscan. I will repeat once again - the fighting games from Capcom used the identical resolution horizontally. Extending the stage is fine, but putting the energy bars so close to the edge is risky. I think the point is that although this patch would look great on an emulator or a modern HDTV, an older CRT would have overscan which would cut off the sides, so even if you can use the whole resolution then you don't want anything essential to be right on the edge.
#Mortal kombat trilogy rom hack how to
Together with these files there is readme.txt, where it is written what and how to do. I'm supposed to insert them into the iso? Is it possible you can make xdelta patches for MKT and UMK3? I don't know what to do with those files.
0 kommentar(er)
