@cawley1 So, I checked out the X360 version on YouTube, and it definitely looks like a higher-res / polished version of the Saturn version. I'd definitely play it if it was ported to the PS5, as something's better than nothing, lol. But it just drives me nuts that the model 2 version isn't available for modern platforms. Being such an iconic game, it'd surely sell a lot.
@cawley1 Oh yeah, forgot about those. Were those proper 60 fps model 2 versions, though? If so, wish they could be made available for PS4/5, etc., too.
Great article. Enjoying reading it. I used to read mostly PCG and PCZ after I started gaming on the PC in the late 90s. Edge somehow missed my radar, and I discovered it sometime during the past decade.
It's a travesty that there weren't more NOLF sequels. The first game was simply perfect, I feel. The art and animation style, and the background score were so sixties and camp, and the hilarious dialogs were award-worthy. The only complaint I had were the stealth mechanics and the whole base being alerted with sirens blaring every time you got detected. But the shooting, the gadgets, and everything else good about it was just soo good.
The second game felt a bit more serious and a bit less humorous overall. But never did I imagine that that would be it for NOLF. So, so sad.
These Lightgun games would be wonderful in VR too — I don't mean the games being VR but played on a virtual CRT TV in a VR room, like in Sega Genesis & Mega Drive Classics.
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Re: Random: Fan-Made 'Star Fox CD' Adds The Hornet From Daytona USA, Because Why Not
@cawley1 So, I checked out the X360 version on YouTube, and it definitely looks like a higher-res / polished version of the Saturn version. I'd definitely play it if it was ported to the PS5, as something's better than nothing, lol. But it just drives me nuts that the model 2 version isn't available for modern platforms. Being such an iconic game, it'd surely sell a lot.
Re: Random: Fan-Made 'Star Fox CD' Adds The Hornet From Daytona USA, Because Why Not
@cawley1 Oh yeah, forgot about those. Were those proper 60 fps model 2 versions, though? If so, wish they could be made available for PS4/5, etc., too.
Re: Random: Fan-Made 'Star Fox CD' Adds The Hornet From Daytona USA, Because Why Not
Every time I see anything Daytona USA-related, I lament the fact that the original arcade versions have still not been ported to modern platforms.
Re: "Yes, It Was Elitist, And No, That Wasn't A Bad Thing" - EDGE Alumni On Why The Mag Is Still Going Strong, Over 30 Years On
Great article. Enjoying reading it. I used to read mostly PCG and PCZ after I started gaming on the PC in the late 90s. Edge somehow missed my radar, and I discovered it sometime during the past decade.
Re: The Making Of: The Operative - No One Lives Forever, Monolith's Classic Spy-Themed FPS Trapped In Licensing Hell
It's a travesty that there weren't more NOLF sequels. The first game was simply perfect, I feel. The art and animation style, and the background score were so sixties and camp, and the hilarious dialogs were award-worthy. The only complaint I had were the stealth mechanics and the whole base being alerted with sirens blaring every time you got detected. But the shooting, the gadgets, and everything else good about it was just soo good.
The second game felt a bit more serious and a bit less humorous overall. But never did I imagine that that would be it for NOLF. So, so sad.
Re: Bandai Namco Wants To "Preserve" Its History And Bring "Forgotten Games" Back To Life
These Lightgun games would be wonderful in VR too — I don't mean the games being VR but played on a virtual CRT TV in a VR room, like in Sega Genesis & Mega Drive Classics.