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  dandresden - 10 years ago

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  Look at this...Landstrasse....theres have a stripe road barriel
  Then, in the large tunnel theres one traffic are flip out

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  dandresden - 10 years ago

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  Wait a min....IH8Cops ? Did this mean Justin Martin ?..?

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  Remko - 10 years ago

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  I'm curious how this screenshot was taken, with an emulator?

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  WiLL - 10 years ago

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  Hi there, Madman I heard of,what, Remko mentioned, some from Zpectre long ago, I think the screen, looks Softer? How many Fps? Do you get driving, is on the pc here. Nice sky effect too. :)
  An Last, kinda looks, Cartoonish,some but not bad looking it all.

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  MADMAN_nfs - 10 years ago

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  Hey, thats the PSX version again running on an emulator.
  I'm using ePSXe 2.0 with PeteOpenGL2 2.3 plugin. The internal resolution is forced to "Ultra high", which should be about 4x internal resolution of default NFS4 PS version.
  It runs at display resolution of 1600x1200 with 30 FPS (locked).

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  WiLL - 10 years ago

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  Well said there, MadMan sounds like it's a Smooth Running Machine! Can you tell me why you like to Run the game this way?)

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  MADMAN_nfs - 10 years ago

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  The frame limiter is used to prevent the game running too fast. Resolution is 4:3 to keep the original aspect ratio.
  As you can see the result is way better than the visuals on the original hardware.

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  Remko - 10 years ago

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  Thanks for all the details.
  I have used emulators in the past, but only for playing 16-bit (Sega Megadrive) games. Interesting to see that it´s possible to force the resolution higher, so that the 3d shapes don´t get pixelated.

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