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Tried emulating Red Dead Redemption, accidentally downloaded the zombie DLC disc first
(hexbear.net)
Not sure which is weirder, that Rockstar would put effort into making an official goofy zombie mod or remembering that they used to do singleplayer expansions :thinking-about-it:
It's peak 2010's zeitgeist either way.
Since I don't trust my rig to be able to handle upscaling in Xenia, I'm stuck with the native resolution and oof, the 7th gen might have been one of the nastiest looking console generations out there outside of early 3D on the PS1/N64/Saturn.
Something about relatively advanced effects being rendered in horrible blotchy sub 720p resolution and the unsteady <30FPS framerates is... not good.
This was also during the peak "the only two colors are brown and off-brown" of this console generation.
It's a shame because games that took advantage of the hardware (not necessarily saying full power- just using the advancements since the previous generation) produced some gorgeous games like Flower, Super Stardust HD, Journey, the Ratchet and Clank Future series, and LittleBigPlanet (among many more).
Sometimes people complain about the color variety in modern games but I'll take it every time over the PS3/360 gens.
I mean, the game takes place in cowboy times
i promise the west is not some desolate hellscape, it's an incredibly colorful and vibrant place. if devs wanted featureless monochromatic landscapes they should have set it in a clean room
I mean, it's mostly fire colored these days.
:yea: slowly but surely, we are watching as monsters turn every beautiful place on this planet into a mass grave
their deaths cannot come swiftly enough