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IDaCocoBrova said:Some of you are obviously unaware of the fact that element used to be employed by Monolith...

IDaCocoBrova said:Some of you are obviously unaware of the fact that element used to be employed by Monolith...
DaCocoBrova said:Some of you are obviously unaware of the fact that element used to be employed by Monolith...
element said:Ishogo![]()
Rahul said:ok, the movie was pretty cool, admittedly. nice smoke effects. It's still totally the Ring though.
dark10x said:In what way? Don't tell me that you are basing that comment entirely on the fact that there is a little girl with long, black hair present in the game? Come on Rahul, there really aren't many similarities here...
Shogo was balls beyond words.element said:I [heart] shogo
Blood ran perfect on a 200 MHz rig @ 640x480 when a 200 MHz computer was considered near high-end hardware, and I was perfectly playable with a 133 MHz machine at lower resolutions.ArcadeStickMonk said:And every game has had framerate problems almost two years after release. It would not be wise to get your hopes up.
Funky Papa said:Blood ran perfect on a 200 MHz rig @ 640x480 when a 200 MHz computer was considered near high-end hardware, and I was perfectly playable with a 133 MHz machine at lower resolutions.
That is when Touchdown was Lithtech, and there were closer ties between the companies. Lots of people would love to see a new Shogo game, me included.I'm still slightly mad at Monolith (or was it Touchdown Entertainment?) who pimped a new Lith engine with Shogo material and nothing materialized from it. That was awhile back, though.
Shogo was very enjoyable on a P200+64MB+voodoo system, Blood 2 was certainly playable but had some MAJOR issues (well, the game was a total mess to begin with)dark10x said:Blood 1? That ran very well on those machines. I played Blood on a 486!
Blood 2 and Shogo? HELL NO!!!!
I played those two games on a P2-233 with dual Voodoo 2's and a TNT. The games ran like open ass most of the time and were just felt awful. I also tested it on a P-200, K6-233, and another slower machine. In all cases, the games ran poorly.
Perhaps your idea of perfect performance is different?
Funky Papa said:Blood ran perfect on a 200 MHz rig @ 640x480 when a 200 MHz computer was considered near high-end hardware, and I was perfectly playable with a 133 MHz machine at lower resolutions.
Error Macro said:WHAT THE HELL IS WITH THE BLOOD 2 HATE??? GET OUT OF THIS THREAD
You're taking this too literally - it's not the storyline per se. It's the use of classical J-horror style (not so much the Ring specifically, the supposed scary scenes are very typical of Japanese horror movie cinematography - though lately with all the western remakes the style is becoming international).Dark1x said:Yeah, but the girl in the Ring doesn't just go walking around a building kicking the crap out of anything and everything in the way as shown here. Only her image is remotely similar. There is nothing about the actual storyline here that seems to follow The Ring.