Zombie James
Banned
Finally!
Shard said:About time, I was beginning to think he had been sneak felled by NC or something.
M3wThr33 said:Nice.
Yeah, if Sega did the math like Atari did, the Saturn would be 96-bits. :lol
Each gen changed what those bits stood for, processor, bit-depth of sprites, memory, etc.
Red Scarlet said:About what number of bits would we be at now? Last one I can remember hearing about was the Dreamcast being 128 (probably wrong)?
He just released one thirty minutes ago.Arthrus said:Is there a set date for when his contract will be renewed so he can start releasing videos again? His other stuff never comes close to touching the AVGN reviews...
Sort of, I was really just a tease.nincompoop said:That video was stupid and pointless. I wanna see him trash some games, not give me a lecture on bits!
Segata Sanshiro said:Good to see the Nerd's back, hopefully the funny isn't too far behind him.
I remember Sam Tramiel flailing around like a litigious moron, lashing out at everything that moved. He was going to sue Sony for selling the PSX cheaper in the US than in Japan, he was trying to sue everyone that came even close to any of Atari's patents, and he even played the "OUR COMPETITION ISN'T AMERICAN BUT WE ARE, SO BUY JAGUAR AND SUPPORT AMERICA" card. Probably one of the biggest douchebags around at the time, and that's saying a lot cuz that was Trip Hawkins' hey-day as well.stressboy said:I remember when this thing was new. We would see it at places like Good Guys and Circuit City, and my friends and I would stare and say "there is no way that thing is 64 bits". I also remember the price dropping pretty quickly because no one was buying it.
They had 50 million to make and market the system and develop games for it. Hardly surprising they were trying to get money any way they could.Segata Sanshiro said:I remember Sam Tramiel flailing around like a litigious moron, lashing out at everything that moved. He was going to sue Sony for selling the PSX cheaper in the US than in Japan, he was trying to sue everyone that came even close to any of Atari's patents, and he even played the "OUR COMPETITION ISN'T AMERICAN BUT WE ARE, SO BUY JAGUAR AND SUPPORT AMERICA" card. Probably one of the biggest douchebags around at the time, and that's saying a lot cuz that was Trip Hawkins' hey-day as well.
Logic would dictate that if you don't have enough cash to ante up, you should just not play. You know, as opposed to trying to make allusions to Pearl Harbour in order to move more of your shitty fraud console.Freshmaker said:They had 50 million to make and market the system and develop games for it. Hardly surprising they were trying to get money any way they could.
_leech_ said:He missed that fact that Star Fox needed to have an extra co-processor on the cartridge to have visuals like that. It wasn't just the SNES itself doing it.
Wolf 3d vs Wolf 3d would be a better comparison.SpoonyBard said:He should have compared SNES version of Wolfenstein 3D to Aliens Vs. Predator. Cypermorph was a launch game, and not very impressive even then.
Segata Sanshiro said:I remember Sam Tramiel flailing around like a litigious moron, lashing out at everything that moved. He was going to sue Sony for selling the PSX cheaper in the US than in Japan, he was trying to sue everyone that came even close to any of Atari's patents, and he even played the "OUR COMPETITION ISN'T AMERICAN BUT WE ARE, SO BUY JAGUAR AND SUPPORT AMERICA" card. Probably one of the biggest douchebags around at the time, and that's saying a lot cuz that was Trip Hawkins' hey-day as well.
But after the preliminaries things start getting hairy, with Tramiel spouting preposterous statements with little basis in reality. "If Sony comes in at $249 or $299, we'll do whatever we can to have the ITC -- that's the International Trade Commission of the United States -- to go after them. That's called dumping." Sony did, but Atari did no such thing.
Freshmaker said:Wolf 3d vs Wolf 3d would be a better comparison.
It was funny enough that he ended the clip with music from Doom when the Jag version has no music.
Segata Sanshiro said:I remember Sam Tramiel flailing around like a litigious moron, lashing out at everything that moved. He was going to sue Sony for selling the PSX cheaper in the US than in Japan, he was trying to sue everyone that came even close to any of Atari's patents, and he even played the "OUR COMPETITION ISN'T AMERICAN BUT WE ARE, SO BUY JAGUAR AND SUPPORT AMERICA" card. Probably one of the biggest douchebags around at the time, and that's saying a lot cuz that was Trip Hawkins' hey-day as well.
Freshmaker said:Wolf 3d vs Wolf 3d would be a better comparison.
It was funny enough that he ended the clip with music from Doom when the Jag version has no music.
Maybe I should've been more specific. The ones that appear on this page:chubigans said:He just released one thirty minutes ago.
If you go to his homepage www.cinemassacre.com you'll find that he posts videos quite often (mostly movie related, but they're fun as well).metalmania4evr said:Hopefully he'll post a new video in the next week or so.
Y2Kev said:I think Cybermorph DOES look way better than Starfox, wtf is he on. First, it has a framerate. And second, it looks like it's not on rails. And, of course, the visuals are much better. The pop-in is bad, but it's bad in SF too, and SF is not using a native SNES.
Zool 2 looks worse than Sonic.
Lé Blade Runner said:The thing is, Starfox has 100 times the style of Cybermorph. The latter game might be technically superior, but it doesn't mean it's better looking ( in a way ).
Starfox wasn't incredibly boring. Cybermorph... The clip the Nerd showed pretty much summed up the game.Relaxed Muscle said:Really? both are a blocky mess of flat polygons, except that Cybermorph it's less blocky and dosn't run at 5 fps, I really can't see how Starfox has more style.
Freshmaker said:Starfox wasn't incredibly boring. Cybermorph... The clip the Nerd showed pretty much summed up the game.
Freshmaker said:Starfox wasn't incredibly boring. Cybermorph... The clip the Nerd showed pretty much summed up the game.