V VNZ Member Dec 28, 2005 #2 Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are?
Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are?
C capslock Is jealous of Matlock's emoticon Dec 29, 2005 #4 VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... LAM
VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... LAM
Shogmaster Sloppy seconds Dec 29, 2005 #5 VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... 12? It's a trick question right?
VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... 12? It's a trick question right?
C Cold-Steel Member Dec 29, 2005 #6 VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... Blast Processing.
VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... Blast Processing.
F Fatghost Gas Guzzler Dec 29, 2005 #7 VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... I think 258 has a bit more RAM and is overclocked a bit. Same architecture but a bit faster and more capable. But Tekken 5 was started on 248 and I think wasn't really upgraded for 258.
VNZ said: Early shots of the PS2 version suggested that it used lower resolution shadows compared to the arcade version. Anyone know for sure what the differences between System 246 and 258 are? Click to expand... I think 258 has a bit more RAM and is overclocked a bit. Same architecture but a bit faster and more capable. But Tekken 5 was started on 248 and I think wasn't really upgraded for 258.
MarkMan loves Arcade Sticks Dec 29, 2005 #8 System 258 runs 35% faster than the system 256 which was basically a PS2.
A Anyanka Member Dec 29, 2005 #9 I play both almost every day. They look nearly identical. Poor System 246, everyone is always calling it something else. 256 and 248 in this thread.
I play both almost every day. They look nearly identical. Poor System 246, everyone is always calling it something else. 256 and 248 in this thread.
C choplifter Banned Dec 29, 2005 #10 as for the games (not speaking about the boards) there seems to be very little difference between the two - i cant really even tell. it's not like VERY noticable difference between Tekken 3 Arcade and Tekken 3 PS1
as for the games (not speaking about the boards) there seems to be very little difference between the two - i cant really even tell. it's not like VERY noticable difference between Tekken 3 Arcade and Tekken 3 PS1
A Anyanka Member Dec 29, 2005 #11 I thought the first 3 Tekkens on arcade always looked noticably better than PSX and never understood why everyone said they were arcade perfect.
I thought the first 3 Tekkens on arcade always looked noticably better than PSX and never understood why everyone said they were arcade perfect.