Compare This! (Quickie) The Need For Speed
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024
- All footage was capture from the actual hardware using the actual game with the exception of the DOS version which was played through the amazing DOS Box Emulator.
This is a video that I've had in my archive for over 3 years now. It was supposed to be a part of a much bigger project that I was making in 2016 before Digital Foundry released their comparison video. After I saw that Digital Foundry had come out with theirs I didn't see much of a point at the time of continuing to make mine since it was going to be a lot of work. Still I have all the footage that I captured for the project and this small video that was meant to just be a speed comparison in the big video I was making, but it turns out that it also makes for a really good quick comparison overall. So I decided to give this an upload. I may make the full video that I planned to do some years back because there are distinct differences among all versions that make them unique and worth playing on their own.
Great comparison format. Thanks for the upload.
Hey, I've seen a video of yours , which was made 9 years ago . About the Logitech Driving Force EX Force Feedback Wheel . I don't really know how to mount it can you help me or do a video on it ?
Lol I didn't know people are still looking that wheel up! That's fine, it's a great wheel for PS2 and PC. I have a link to someone else's video that's not in English but you can see how the mounting system works.
ruclips.net/video/4FtxNh6RIJw/видео.html
For me it's tied between PS1 and Saturn. I like 3DO's speedometres the best. The framerate, however, kills it for me. The PC version has the best graphics by far, but it looks so stale with no movement in the cockpit. The range and movement of the steering wheel seems pretty small. PS1 and Saturn both have a lot of clutter on the screen which I don't like, but they both have a great sense of speed, and there is not much else to point out, so I decide to give them a tie.
The PC version is actually pretty great despite the missing cockpit movement. It's the only version that has analog steering and runs in a full 60 frames. The PS1 version has the best sound quality and lighting effects but the worst graphics and frame rate. It also has the worst play control. The Saturn version is is without a doubt better than the PS1 version with better graphics and way better play control. The 3DO original is not only the slowest but plays completely differently from every other version and is an extremely short game with not much replay value.
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I've come to find out a specific analog ~protocol of certain PS1 controllers provide quite good analog steering and accelerator feel over other controllers. Compatible steering protocol from a controller can make all the difference for making a corner at the highest speed with some lift-off oversteer to make some corners as well as avoiding the annoying veering off induced by other analog controllers, making tracking the vehicle near impossible, otherwise. I don't recall whether the braking for the PS1 release had much analog feel nor whether it had Dualshock vibration.
Though the PS1 version has Serial I/O system linking for a pair of PS1s with the port on the back, do the other releases have a form of system link or PC ~LAN? I'd be curious to give that a go of their's if so equipped with a linking/LAN play option.
Keep it up
Can you please make a new video
I usually make videos when the mood strikes these days and they're usually reviews of gaming products that I've personally used that have very little representation on You Tube. What would you want to see?