I only do that for D3 since its cockpit....just...makes no sense.
In D1&2 the cockpit shrinked your view dramatically. In D3 the cockpit was more "glassy" which solved the issue. I still turn it off though, and have texts instead of graphics...
Embrase their sinisterness, at least we might get Descent on the Wii.
Quote from: Omega on February 07, 2011, 08:17:41 AMEmbrase their sinisterness, at least we might get Descent on the Wii.Thank God for this epic milestone in the history not only of Descent, but the entire gaming industry. What would life be without this game's first version's timeless and inspiring graphics and level design. The world is longing for it, even though it doesn't even know. Life will never be the same after this.No, really: The hype around Descent for Wii is ridicoulus. "Oh, something new is happening in the world of Descent!" What's so great about having it on the Wii? If you want to play Descent 1 or 2 with acceptable graphics, you are having two source ports at your disposal; and both of them open the door to thousands of add-on missions. True, many of them are crap, but there are still like 200 - 300 good and great ones among them.Imo the main reason people keep playing D1 and First Strike (and sometimes even with the low screen res and pixelated looks of the past) is that they want to relive the bliss and excitement from the days when they first played this game, and when 3D games were fresh and thrilling. These feelings are actually just memories, and digging them up again is a second hand experience at best. Maybe 3rd hand only after 15 years. Looks like old people happily remembering the days when they were young and strong and life was still powerful in them to me.Nah people, nothing new is happening here.Interplay should start doing something that is really new instead of polishing this 15+ year dinosaur and putting it on a console in a feeble attempt to milk some more money out of it's glorious past.
Why would I want to have reality in dreams when I can just as easily experience the fantastic?
I'm sure you're being sarcastic.
it means that something in the Descent franchise is moving forward again.
Okay, now you're being unbearable, Diedel.