When it comes to the 5th generation of consoles, which are your favorites? Are you a normalfag who only cares about Zelda, Final Fantasy and Mario? Or are you more interested in the experimental games that may have only gotten a game or two before being quietly left with games like Tomba and Panzer Dragoon? Have you given all main consoles a good chance and explored their libraries well?
When it comes to the 5th generation of consoles, which are your favorites...
Xavier Fisher
Ryan Walker
PS1 games had better textures, music, and cutscenes the N64 ones. But worse everything else.
Brody Carter
My favorite is the Sega Saturn because it has the most arcade style games with very high replayability, which I've found to be the most important trait a game can have. I like N64 and PSX about the same, so both are 6/10s.
Gavin Walker
PS1 games usually ran a lot better too. Give me something like the adventures of little ralph or gunner's heaven over kirby 64 or chameleon twist.
Adam Long
>ran better
No way
Kevin Price
>Tomba and Panzer Dragoon
>Experimental
In what way? OG Star Fox was actually experimental considering what they pulled off on the SNES and Tomba is just a sidescroller which actually looks worse than a lot of SNES games.
You also seem to imply that Mario and Zelda wern't experimental when they were really experimental for the time and quite a few mainstream games were back then.
Landon Russell
Absolutely. N64 games frequently ran at 20-30FPS. The number of 60FPS games is in the single digits. That's the biggest upgrade to the 3DS ports of zelda for example, 30fps instead of 20. PS1 games has framerate issues once in a while, often resulting in slow down, but 30fps was common and there's a ton of 60fps games, even fighters. The N64 gets crippled when you go split screen. That's when it gets into the single digits.
Angel White
the nintendo games were experimental, defining even. Defining to the point that there's now hundreds of games that play a lot like them and the novelty of uniqueness has faded.
Jacob Gomez
Many of the well known PS1 games ran at a stable 25/30 FPS with the rare slowdown here or there. A lot of the well known N64 games suffered from very ugly frame-drops or locked to 20fps.
>inb4 some chucklefuck post that webm of mdk for ps1 chugging along at 9fps
Jayden Price
>PS1 games usually ran a lot better too
Yeah, when you compare N64 actually running real 3D games to PS1 doing a few models on a prerendered background or a sidescroller.