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Notably Soul Reaver 2 was aiming for a Dreamcast release but then moved to be a PS2 exclusive, and there was a fully playable port of Half-Life that never saw a
by lloeki 6y ago
Notably Soul Reaver 2 was aiming for a Dreamcast release but then moved to be a PS2 exclusive, and there was a fully playable port of Half-Life that never saw an official release.
https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Half-Life_(Dreamcast_port) https://combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Half-Life_(Dreamcast_port)
- opencl 6y agoI've played the Half Life port, it is playable but had some fairly major issues. The framerate, controls, and load times were all pretty bad. The save files would become larger and larger (and took longer) as you progressed through each level to the point that in some sections a single save would occupy well over half of the VMU's capacity.
- lloeki 6y agoI did play it as well, and noticed each of your points, although the PC I owned at the time of HL1 release barely fared better performance wise.
- neurostimulant 6y ago> The save files would become larger and larger (and took longer) as you progressed through each level to the point that in some sections a single save would occupy well over half of the VMU's capacity. So, uh, like Skyrim in PS3?