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Originally Posted by KanedA
Sorry to hurt your feelings dude... I didn't want that... but I can't see any RE4 pics here can you post them??  |
The first 4 pics are taken from the tv tuner source. It's regular analogy over-the-air tv signal running at the default 720x480 resolution set by the media center software.
I posted the advent children shots to show what a similar resolution the resident evil four was running at. It was around 500x300.
The last 3 shots are from the lord of the ring dvd source running at 720x480.
Kazuya Mishima, why don't you post some shots to prove your point.
Yes I'm aware of the Tekken 5 shots by kaned. But I believe that game is an exception because it was designed to run at a higher resolution than most PS2 game. Tekken 3 for arcades back in the days had a vga mode from what I remember playing on mame.
But overall the majority games for Playstation2 don't look good outside of a regular TV. Things like shimmering and alias are really obvious when not "covered up" by scanline and other tv like effects. If you've played PS2 games and their PC ports, you'd see that most games use a technique where the close part of a scene is clean while the far off part is all jumbo up. Games like Chaos Legion, Devil May Cry 3, and probably Resident evil 4 when it hits the PC.
Here's a shot of what I mean. Imagine this, add 2 times the blur, and you get an idea of what RE4 look like when I tried it. Unless someone can prove me wrong and take some shots of RE4 through a capture card and make it look nice.