Starting tomorrow, all new games created will be made exclusively for one of these three consoles, forever. The choice of which is up to you. Which would you choose, and why?
Starting tomorrow, all new games created will be made exclusively for one of these three consoles, forever...
Logan Stewart
Joseph Smith
Saturn
4MB RAM cart
Christian Morgan
Everything on the N64 if that's the case. There's no way I'm going back to the PS1 or the Saturn.
Jack Turner
A whole 4MB? fuck, I guess I'll have no choice.
Dylan Collins
This.
Developers will eventually learn to squeeze the potential out of the Saturn's weird architecture.
Kevin Diaz
64 has the cartridges
PS1 has the controller
saturn is ok
none of them
Aaron Kelly
Enjoy your smeared textures. The objective choice is PSX but I think I would choose Saturn just to make it interesting.
Liam Brooks
Saturn. Fun fact, the Saturn sold roughly 7.5 million of its confirmed 10 million sold units in Japan.
Jose Miller
My man
Jace Gray
N64. The Saturn is good but that controller.
Jaxon Jackson
Source
Brandon Parker
I think he means the MKI.
The MKII, pictured here, is widely regarded as having one of the best pad designs (d-pad + button layout) for fighting games especially, ever made.
Robert Parker
>that controller
???
The Jap controller is renowned as one of the best ever made, and the 3D pad even features analog shoulder buttons. It's objectively superior to the N64 controller.
The one you posted is in fact the original controller, the one released in western countries is a redesign.
Samuel Bell
*slow ass fillrate blocks your path*
Gabriel Campbell
The pad on the 3D control pad is terrible and while the shoulder buttons are analog they are not pressure-sensitive.
Hunter Parker
>Better tech and expandible possibilities
>Old tech
>Meh tech
>Full 3d
>No 3d
>2.5d
Geee i dont know. You like horses or car?
Logan Edwards
Oh god, i didn't even know.
What the fuck were they thinking?
Liam Williams
*lack of transparency blocks your path*
Cameron Rodriguez
>The pad on the 3D control pad is terrible
It is literally - LITERALLY - the same pad as the Jap 2D controller.
>they are not pressure-sensitive
If they are analog, doesn't that make them by definition pressure sensitive?
It's extremely comfortable to hold in the hand actually. Fits just right.
Grayson Rodriguez
>3D games
Check out this loser.
Ryder Wright
>It is literally - LITERALLY - the same pad as the Jap 2D controller.
I meant the 3D Directional Pad, not the D-Pad. It's not raised like an analog stick, so it's nothing but a glorified D-Pad.
>If they are analog, doesn't that make them by definition pressure sensitive?
No, there are only two states: 0 or 1. They are just like other controllers with shoulder buttons.
>It's extremely comfortable to hold in the hand actually. Fits just right.
I find it personally worse than the PlayStation and perhaps on-par with the Nintendo 64. Many people dislike the ergonomics.
Dominic Taylor
More like N64 + RAM expander
Texture warping can fuck off
Nicholas Russell
>I meant the 3D Directional Pad, not the D-Pad. It's not raised like an analog stick, so it's nothing but a glorified D-Pad.
What are you smoking, whether something is an analog stick has nothing to do with its form factor.
>No, there are only two states: 0 or 1. They are just like other controllers with shoulder buttons.
You don't own one do you? They are analog, just like the Dreamcast controller. Hook one up to windows and both the L and R pads will register as analog axes.
>I find it personally worse than the PlayStation and perhaps on-par with the Nintendo 64. Many people dislike the ergonomics.
Okay.
Jace Rivera
>What are you smoking, whether something is an analog stick has nothing to do with its form factor.
It's a pad, not a stick.
>You don't own one do you? They are analog, just like the Dreamcast controller. Hook one up to windows and both the L and R pads will register as analog axes.
I do, none of the games that I played register any input besides 0 or 1. It might be a developer thing.
Asher Clark
>It's a pad, not a stick.
Regardless, it's an analog pad. Stop arguing over semantics like an autist.
>I do, none of the games that I played register any input besides 0 or 1. It might be a developer thing.
Doesn't mean they're not analog.
Elijah Brown
64, as it would have the expansion pac and be piss easy to emulate.
I would say Playstaion due to it's larger size, but the jitter and if nu-sony were still handling it, things wouldn't go well
Parker Powell
>Regardless, it's an analog pad. Stop arguing over semantics like an autist.
Fine, it's a terrible analog pad. Not an adequate analog stick.
Easton Hughes
>no CD quality music
>shit controller
Fug off.
Lincoln Watson
It allows for full analog movement across three axes, how is it not adequate?
Luis Moore
PS1
900MB discs + dual analog
Ethan Moore
>It allows for full analog movement across three axes, how is it not adequate?
What do you mean three axes? X and Y is only two. It's poor-quality and unergonomic. There's a reason SEGA dropped out from the console race.
Justin Hughes
It can but it's an extremely difficult task, see