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It can't be you then.

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:It can't be you then.

wat

emshomar wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:It can't be you then.

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It can't be your computer if it is lagging!

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:

emshomar wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:It can't be you then.

wat

It can't be your computer if it is lagging!

Yes sure, but it surely can't be myself, since I'm not a computer o.O

Fifo wrote:Whatever… I know nobody’s perfect. I’m just trying to help!

Thanks. My entire life I had been spelling 'need' as 'neee'; gosh, I never knew!

Oh~. Good point. Woops.
RAM: 3.45 GB
That's what I know right now.

Fifo wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:

Fifo wrote:

Adsolution wrote:You do not neee

Looks like you made a mistake.

"Nobody's perfect"

Whatever… I know nobody’s perfect. I’m just trying to help!

You know the perfect that belongs to nobody.

emshomar wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:

emshomar wrote:

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:It can't be you then.

wat

It can't be your computer if it is lagging!

Yes sure, but it surely can't be myself, since I'm not a computer o.O

Emshomar was a cyborg all the time =-=

I found great quality gameplay from whole Rayman 2 at 60 FPS and 1080p, PC Version. Nothing stretched.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... OMIMn_mhSA
If somebody interested.

That is stretched…

And I don't think it's 60 fps either. The final render may have been converted like that, but the raw recording definitely isn't running with 60 fps.

It think the Dreamcast version supports high resolutions like 1920 x 1080.
(Full HD)

Actually, yes, it's stretched a little, I didn't notice, sorry, because quality is good.
And yes, DC supports widescreen, but gives always downscaled resolution. E.g. when you have 1080p, you'll get 720p (in Fraps e.g.), but downscaled looks better, in this case, in higher resolution, because you don't see lack of AA - smart, I'm curious why devs don't use this method in games.

There are two ways of achieving widescreen on DC:
1. Changing in-game options to 16:9 to stretch display, and you should have 4:3 resolution set to this. It's not perfect way, because game is usually and so stretched a little.

2. In options of emulator, you should set extra geom. in aspect ratio, when your resolution is panoramic, but this method cause even more glitches than already existed.

Looking at the manual for Rayman Revolution, I noticed that there's a Japanese language option, which isn't in the final game. Does this mean the the game was once planned to have Japanese in PAL regions, as opposed to only Japan?

deton24 wrote:And yes, DC supports widescreen, but gives always downscaled resolution. E.g. when you have 1080p, you'll get 720p (in Fraps e.g.), but downscaled looks better, in this case, in higher resolution, because you don't see lack of AA - smart, I'm curious why devs don't use this method in games.

That's literally the definition of the oldest form of AA. It's not very good, seeing as rendering at a higher resolution usually sucks up a lot more power than utilising something like FXAA.

Don't newer games do something similar, called supersampling, or something of like title?

RibShark wrote:I noticed that there's a Japanese language option, which isn't in the final game.

I already noticed that while reading my own RR manual.

For those who want to see it as quickly as possible, here’s a photo:

aww man, and it is writted in French !!!!

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:aww man, and it is writted in French !!!!

Lol true.

*written

So yeah, not something they intended to ship, since everything else is in English.