If you’re playing the game on a emulator, you will never in a trillion years experience the game...

>He's never played Gradius 3

Do you genuinely watch movies on your phone? How can that be even the least bit enjoyable? So much visual and likely audio information is lost. Especially if you aren't watching in a dark room and if you have to rely on some shitty phone speakers instead of headphones. The "experience" he is talking about is even lost when you are watching on your television or monitor though. Not nearly as bad as with a tiny phone screen but it is still a lesser experience. Unless of course you have an amazing sound system, and huge screen that takes up most of your field of view. I'm curious, what films do you watch on your phone?

You talk like a retarded zoomer.

There are troll threads, and then there are threads that show an insight into the mental illness of Troontendos. This is one such thread.

>tfw been save scumming with save states
forgive me pater

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>don't watch movies on your phone
why would you consume any media on a screen for ants

t. theater marketing department intern

Still had fun so whatever man

BANG BANG BANG like a fucking machine.

Last I checked, NES and SNES emulation was pretty much perfect so yes, I played the game.

get real

>IN MY MOUTH

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>pretentious
m.youtube.com/watch?v=HKwvU_vYdXE
How can you not love this man?

Twin Peaks deserved a videogame, and no not that piece of shit Deadly Premonition

I think this goes for older games on original hardware, but not for modern games. When even your average Switch game will crash and take you out of the experience, it really doesnt't make a big difference anymore.

Funnily enough I haven't been to one in years. I understand that when I am watching a film at home it is a lesser experience. I just don't care that much honestly. I would much rather watch whatever I want instead of whatever is new in the comfort of my own home. Maybe I'll get a projector, nice speakers and board up all of the windows in a spare room some day but for the most part watching on a TV and even a monitor has been fine.

It's a fucking modern day electronic court jester
Get off your fucking high house retard

>"Buy a $3000 Akai Katana cabinet"
I'll settle with MAME and 2 3090s.

>spend exorbitant amounts of money on Old consoles and games that might not work
>pay Nintendo for the same shit you bought on last gen's virtual console that doesn't transfer so they can sell it to you again next gen
>get the entire library for free on your desktop
I think we all know which option I'm going with

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>Comparing videogames to movies
Consolefags, everybody

>install RPCS3
>download Demon's Souls, The Last of US and Red Dead Redemption
>upscale to 4K
>map my keyboard and mouse for input
>beat these games enjoying every last second of them
What are the charges, officer? Demon's Souls even has a full online support on emulator.
There is literally no excuse not to use all the power the PC can offer to play all the good consoles games that at the comfort and quality their original inferior platforms couldn't provide.

He is absolutely right. If you watched a movie on your phone you literally have not experienced the film. Get fucked faggot

Tell me how I get undead nightmare to work on rpcs3, the graphics are all manner of fucked

The only games that applies to are things with special peripherals that aren't easily replicated. Like Duck Hunt, or something. But if someone plays Super Mario World on their laptop, I'm not going to say they didn't play the game. I would've killed to have that convenience when I was 11.

>>map my keyboard and mouse for input
yikes

There is a Twin Peaks VR game.

I used to live with room mates that would chill on the back porch all day smoking and watching crap on their phone. Most of the time they'd be listening to music on the phone too. I can't believe that people want to experience music through a speaker less than a centimeter... But its a common thing.

Plebs are gonna be plebs.

Never in a b-million years user.

People don't use flip phones anymore, grandpa. Most consumer smartphones are higher resolution than most televisions. A $250 smartphone can get you an OLED high resolution screen at a price that meets or beats mid grade flat screens and monitors of the same quality. A decent pair of headphones can be easily hooked up and provide an excellent surround sound system without having to wire up massive speakers around your living room for hundreds of dollars. The quality for the price simply cannot be beaten, and is far superior to the projector-tier quality you would get at a movie theater.
People who complain about "le ant sized screen" fundamentally do not understand how resolution works. Your phone screen HAS to be very high resolution so that you can make out pictures on it. If you hold it close to your face (which everyone does always), you do in fact get very good picture quality.
I've watched films like Taxi Driver and American Psycho from the comfort of my bed in a nice dark room not unlike a theater with my surround sound noise-cancelling headphones and ultra high resolution OLED screen on my phone and I absolutely received as good an experience as any retard with a full television setup, and if you disagree you can cry about it.

I think the argument comes down to one of "intended experience". It will vary per game how easy it is to replicate. I can definitely see some arcade games needing special setups to give that, hell even the N64 controller design leads to a particular way of play.
As companies keep re-releasing on newer hardware and with modified controls, I think the argument that emulation and alternate control methods are okay becomes stronger though.

Phone screens are still very small physically, retard.

Okay, I'll go cry about it. Enjoy your lesser experience.

>I want to do everything in my bed
this is why society is collapsing

It literally does not matter because the resolution makes up for it. If you don't understand this then you are tech illiterate. Have fun blowing $5k on a """ultra big TV!!!""" that outputs in 1280x720

It worked for me just fine with minor glitches while shaders were loading, I just used the settings from the wiki
>mouse movement for right stick
>mouse buttons for shooting/aiming
>WASD for left stick
>QEFG for whatever other actions there are left
>disable aim assist in game
Here's your free PC 4K remastered port bro.

You're retarded

Not him but how close do you hold the phone to your face? Does it take up most of your FOV? Can you not see the pixels?

Agreed
>PS1 chad
>Otacon tells you to switch your controller to Port 2
>added kinesthetic experience to the video game

>PC fedora wearer emulating MGS1
>let me just look at the dropdown menu for controller slots...done!

It depends on the actual size of your phone. I put about three inches between the tip of my nose and the face of my phone and it takes up roughly as much of my field of view as a movie theater screen would if I'm sitting in the dead center of it. If you can see "the pixels" in your phone then you haven't bought a phone in the last decade, as all recent models are so high resolution that seeing jagged edges like that is functionally impossible.

I watch these every day

not him but he's kind of right about the screen size not mattering thing, for example vr headsets basically have two little screens that are maybe a third the size of a phone and the only reason they work at all is because they have massive internal resolution

Does it have a camera on the screen side? A screen protector? Are the blacks actually black or does the screen protector and generally using pixels in general instead of projection not lighten them up?

That would imply that to see a movie you'd have to basically press the phone against your face. You're both retarded.

Enjoy thinking you experienced Lawrence of Arabia on your ""ultra high res"" screen that's 6 inches wide using earbuds.

My current phone has smoothed edges on the sides that can display picture and a camera at the top overlaying the screen. Any decent video player will give you the option to display over it or display just outside of it. Displaying over it technically gives you even larger resolution, but the camera will block a dot of your vision which I hate, so I always set it to display regularly instead of ultrawide (which still gives an absolutely massive resolution).
The blacks are as black as they get. My phone has genuine OLED. It makes for a great effect if I'm in an already dark room only lit by my phone and the movie I'm watching cuts to black, as it makes the room around me go completely dark.

Oh also. What is the actual resolution of the screen. Are you watching a film shot in 4k or god forbid a 70mm film at something like 720p or 1080p? You understand there is visual information you aren't getting, right? When you go into a theatre and there is a giant face have you ever noticed how detailed it is? Do you honestly believe you are getting an equivalent experience when you shove the phone in your face?

It literally is ultra high res and I have high end headphones that do noise cancellation and have full surround sound. Enjoy thinking you experienced it with the sounds of fat retards munching popcorn and farting in your theater as you watch on a barely 1080p projector that's blown up so large by the minimum wage theater operators that you can actually see how low quality it is. Oh and also if you get a bad seat in the theater then you can enjoy seeing it at a 45 degree angle, so that's fun too

you need to be purged

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sell your awesome "collection" now before it rots, also cope

hurr durr what is digital signal what is dpi what is fov

4k, but I stand by 1080p being above most theaters that rely on shitty projectors. I'm talking a lot of shit ITT about movie theaters, but there actually are some very good theaters that do set their shit up right (though sadly they are few and far between). I'm not an idiot when it comes to A/V equipment, in fact my career briefly revolved around it which is a big part of why I think most home theater setups are essentially scams for the price they sell at. I promise you that you do get as much fidelity and detail on a relatively high end phone. 4k OLED phones can go as low as under $500, and that's without any kind of sale which you can frequently get if you look around. If you're broke then a $250 high internal res phone that can do 1080p will beat all home theater setups at the same price range handily.

>that can do 1080p
For what? Surely not to watch films shot at 4k. As you hold the screen 3 inches from your face for 2 hours.

Alan Wake definitely had the right foggy northwestern vibes. I think that’s as close as we need to a game.

Like I said, 1080p is a broke man's option. If it's between that or no movies at all then the option should be obvious for the price point you can get it at. And come on now, if you can't hold your phone for a few hours then you're simply limp-wristed. If you need to you can lay on your side and rest your arm as you hold it but it's not hard to just hold it normally. You forget you're even holding anything if the movie is good.

Yeah. A fatty called y0g boat tries to argue watching on your phone is ok. But what can you expect from a fatass who smokes cigars all day in bed and masturbates to SMT

Lynch never said this.

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>ywn have perfect hair at 74

>You forget you're even eating anything if the movie is good
See what you sound like? It is all just shit to keep pulling you back into reality. The complete opposite of what movies are trying to accomplish. You aren't getting an equivalent experience. It seems like you stopped trying to say you were anyway. Sure, you are getting a cheap and convenient experience that is serviceable for you but obviously less than the intended one. Got it.

Celebs have cured hair loss. Transplants + finasteride.