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[Axel089]

Дошли наконец-то руки до этого шедевра. Не знаю, буду ли проходить или так, побаловаться и все... в общем, вопрос такой - не раз натыкался в Интернете (даже на этом форуме) на хвалебный оды сатурновской версии.

Вчера записал ее и американку для Соньки - пока что в глаза бросились тормоза и возможность играть за Рихтера без прохождения основной игры. Собственно, этот момент меня и склонил в сторону Сатурна, но все же хочется узнать, в чем тамошняя версия лучше/хуже PS1-варианта и можно ли пройти игру на японском без солюшна?

Сообщение отредактировал Axel089 - Вторник, 07 мая 2013, 08:43

[F1ReB4LL]

http://www.vgmuseum.com/mrp/cv-sotn/docume...cturne-port.htm

While the Saturn has distinct hardware for displaying and processing 2D sprites and other 2D elements, the Playstation does not. In order to represent a 2D game, the PSX must have a 3D engine that creates a polygon, textures one side of it, and then keeps that side facing the same direction and manipulates that polygon as if it was a sprite. This means that doing 2D on the PSX is really just doing flat 3D. The specs you've seen in FAQs and on the net, then, are an estimation of the ability of the PSX to pretend to be doing 2D. This is unlike the Saturn, which has separate 2D and 3D capabilities that can be mixed when needed or utilized separately. In order to create Dracula X on the Playstation, the incredible 2D-looking game that it is, the programmers had to create a custom 3D engine. The theory, then, is that the Saturn Dracula X is a port of the PSX's 3D engine with modifications rather than a game reprogrammed to properly utilize the Saturn's 2D and 3D capabilities. While the Saturn version of the game has extra content and some reprogrammed or changed special effects, the engine itself was a direct port and the graphics were not effectively modified or touched up as a result.