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Castlevania Dominus Collection - Launch Trailer
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I fully support games companies taking down rom sites so they can sell us the very same roms back but in HD for $69.99.
That's why I have most romsets backed up to our nas
along with the romhacks backup
It doesn't even look integer scaled
but Digital F*undry will still sing its praises lmao
John from DF is very anal about that though
Nah he's fuckin' not, he gave the Castlevania Requiem on PS4 a positive review despite it being an utter botch job.
That port has an integer scaling option though
? That's the PSP game run through the PS4's internal emulator, none of the settings scale quite right because it's a pair of 256×224 games running in a 480×272 viewport, the Castlevania Dracula X Chronicles on PSP itself has no integer scale to begin with.
Pretty sure they run at native res with 4x upscaling, but I'm often wrong
This MLIG video at 29:20, interpolation on all video modes lel. They did not even try, it's also a mess in many other ways which is sad.
Forget the interpolation, the "scanline" filter not matching the actual pixels is the greatest sin what the fuck
Yeah it's a butchery, ideally they would have used the PSP source code to port it to PS4 natively but effort lol. Criminal shit.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: