It's interesting that Virtua Fighter 3 TB has motion blur. It only appears during rush down attacks and looks even better on dreamcast. I never noticed it back in the day. Just noticed it yesterday for the first time when I played vf3tb on dreamcast again after many years. I don't remember any other dreamcast game with motion blur. I think I don't even remember any other game in that generation with this type of motion blur. I know the ps2 always had motion blur over everything all the time. But vf3tbs motion blur is only on the character doing the rush attack. Which means the character is drawn on a different layer just for this character. The ps2 blur is really simple to archive by drawing the new frame transparent over the last frame. This way this echo like motion blur is created. It's really simple and happens automaticly even on old systems like ms dos except for the transparency because not refreshing pixels is the fastest thing you can do when processing an image. The dreamcast effect does impress me much more. I really didn't know it could do that. I never noticed post processing on the dreamcast until now.
Virtua Fighter 3 was extremely impressive. It it such a gorgeous game. I love the dreamcast port too and will most likely be doing a run as well. It might not have the same graphical fidelity as the arcade version, but it was still a technical marvel. I am so excited for the VF3TB Online to make a comeback after it was teased last year.
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It's interesting that Virtua Fighter 3 TB has motion blur. It only appears during rush down attacks and looks even better on dreamcast. I never noticed it back in the day. Just noticed it yesterday for the first time when I played vf3tb on dreamcast again after many years. I don't remember any other dreamcast game with motion blur. I think I don't even remember any other game in that generation with this type of motion blur.
I know the ps2 always had motion blur over everything all the time. But vf3tbs motion blur is only on the character doing the rush attack. Which means the character is drawn on a different layer just for this character. The ps2 blur is really simple to archive by drawing the new frame transparent over the last frame. This way this echo like motion blur is created. It's really simple and happens automaticly even on old systems like ms dos except for the transparency because not refreshing pixels is the fastest thing you can do when processing an image. The dreamcast effect does impress me much more. I really didn't know it could do that. I never noticed post processing on the dreamcast until now.
Virtua Fighter 3 was extremely impressive. It it such a gorgeous game. I love the dreamcast port too and will most likely be doing a run as well. It might not have the same graphical fidelity as the arcade version, but it was still a technical marvel. I am so excited for the VF3TB Online to make a comeback after it was teased last year.