I’d heard the reason for the Xbox One was that some marketing genius noticed people were calling Xbox 360 “the 360”, and thought they would call that one… well, the One.
And then everyone laughed and went ex-bone instead.
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I only use “PS1” when naming a ROM folder so it sorts correctly.
The PSX was always called the PSX. It always shared a suspicious name similarity with the Microsoft MSX computer device family, which Sony manyfactured some of them.
PSX was actually the codename and the abbreviation is PS. PS One was the smaller redesigned version Sony released in 2000. The PS One is very charming with its small form factor, probably my favorite console of all time. I own both to this day.
I’ve thought about doing this every once and a while when i reach a milestone, but i still can’t make up my mind. I’m thinking about it if i reach 1 year here this july-ish, but i’ll have to see if i can finally make up my mind lol
Arkham City is great! Plays well, sounds dope, looks still pretty darn good. The artstyle is still a nice balance between realistic and stylistic, which doesn’t age as hard as realistic, imo.
Got to ask, FSR really needed? Shouldn’t this run at 4k even at fairly modest/toaster-ish pc now? Or does FSR provide better antialiasing results than whatever the game does without it?
Once upon a time I did 100%'d Arkham Asylum, but bailed out of that plan on Arkham City - the amount of collectibles, challenges and secrets was just too much. (And then Arkham Knight came along and turned it way past 11, didn’t bother to finish the game because screw those Joker races.)
I used the benchmark at 4K and was getting around 30 FPS average. I’m fine with 30 FPS to be honest, but if i have the option of scaling down to 1440p and getting 60 i’d much rather take that. The FSR was honestly just personal preference though. I looked at it compared to Steam OS’s linear scaling and went “I like how this looks more” and that was my rationale.
I was planning on 100% City, it’s my favorite, and i had fun 100% Asylum, but i saw the number of collectibles and decided maybe that’s better saved for when i can allot time to it
oh I wasn’t going to go on a rampage about fake pixels or anything, honest question about performance. Kinda wild it tanks that hard beyond 1440p. There’s few games where I run DLSS even if performance-wise it isn’t neede - just because it does better job with antialiasing than whatever TXAA/TAA/FXAA/whatever postprocess AA there usually is. A lot less crawling pixel edges in fine details etc.
Also, just heads up if you ever intend to go for Arkham Knight - IIRC the good ending requires finishing all joker stuff (incl. the collectible trophies). I got no time for that nonsense so just watched the ending on youtube after getting bad ending. :D
You’re fine lol. I will say i do use FSR to upscale UI specifically on old games where the UI wasn’t made with 1440p or higher in mind so it’s fuzzy and jagged (Assassin’s Creed Black Flag and Rogue are the two main examples). I’m not really sure what the performance is all about though. My GPU is a RX 7600 XT 16 GB at 2.47 GHz clock speed, so i feel like that should be enough for City at 4k, maybe not though.
I wasn’t aware there was a good ending in Knight though. I knew about the Nightmare difficulty changes but i had always assumed the ending was the exact same regardless of 100% status due to the older games
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