The Saturn is more powerful than the PS1, so it wouldn't suffer as many FPS drops and if they uncapped the framerate on both, it would constantly be a higher framerate. As I said though they're capped at 30FPS (NTSC) and 25FPS (PAL) where as the Dreamcast is 60FPS.
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Re: Rayman 2
As I said, "hypothetically" the game would run better on Saturn than the PS1 version did, but the game was released for Dreamcast instead. I think that basically explains exactly what you asked :roll:
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Re: Rayman 2
I know. Unfortunately, the premature disappearance of the Sega Saturn leaves only room for hypothesis.
Re: Rayman 2
............................ :boon:
Now i'm absolutely certain.
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Well Rayman 2 was released the exact same time as the Dreamcast (except for Japan where it came out a year before that), so my assumption would be just that they had been ...
Now i'm absolutely certain.
Ok I'm going to requote this to answer your question.
Well Rayman 2 was released the exact same time as the Dreamcast (except for Japan where it came out a year before that), so my assumption would be just that they had been ...
Re: Rayman 2
Hi guys, it was a while since I was asking myself a question...
Suppose that Sega did not take the "longest step of his leg" with the consequences that we all know by now, and kept the Sega Saturn for the same amount of time that lasted PlayStation and Nintendo 64 (until 2000 and 2001 respectively ...
Suppose that Sega did not take the "longest step of his leg" with the consequences that we all know by now, and kept the Sega Saturn for the same amount of time that lasted PlayStation and Nintendo 64 (until 2000 and 2001 respectively ...