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a complete idiotYet another insult... by my count that 2. Yes I'm keeping track. I don't know how someone can get away with so much yet point the finger. I have never insulted you, guess that makes me the bigger person.
I don't care
Anyway, why do you care?Only you could say completely different statements in a single post. =/
People keep asking the same question, they get the same answer.I have re-read all posts in this thread, there was no question posted that warrants now 36 posts saying the same message. I asked for you to show my facts, you have none. In other forums this would be considered spam. Actually it would have been considered spam 30 posts ago. I don't even know what this is...
Because they can make loads of money out of it. Rerelease or not. They are releasing it again only because of Windows 7 and compatibility issues and to make money. Simple.Keep in mind FFVII Re-Release has been announced at Gammescom 2012 as a major showing. Everything a company does is for profit, but to show the game at a main even like this means they are putting some effort into it.
AvP Classic 2000 was a rerelease for modern OSes way back when AvP 2010Well that's AvP not Square
To be fair Square has always released in game pics of every-single-project they work on. It's strange that this is 'coming soon' yet nothing.
1. This is a cash in.Yes Dan, we know your stance on this issue... Stop spamming everybody's posts with your cash in claims. Your lucky Qhimm's staff favors you because you would have atleast gotten a warning at this point for spamming the board with your cash in claims.
2. This is a laugh in your face cash in.
(which it isn't, it is just a crap money spinner, when oh when will people realise this).When they actually hear anything about it. This is my problem with you, you are the very definition of ignorant. The game virtually has no info on it, and you already dismiss it as a cash grab. You have been wrong more times than I can count, in-fact on the chat room pretty much only Vgr acknowledges you.
I don't join a PSX ff7 forum and proceed to call the PSX game crapBut you did call the PSX version crap! and guess what, I know this comes as a shock, but this is a FF7 PSX community as well. I have never met a person more wrong then Vgr, you sir take the prize. Why don't you cast care on yourself and leave.
nevertheless, what I said was correct.Your own observations that are often far from 'correct.'
Aali just has to implement my crap.So is it or isn't it?
I'd give it to PSX just all around better.
and the PC(modded) is by far, superior.
Want scanlines?Forgive my ignorance but is pete's drivers out-of-the-box compatible with Aali's driver? At a glance they are not. I don't know what you mean by 're-package' them. unless you mean re-wright them from scratch. Making this, useless breakdown #1
I have solved one issue.Dual shaders are not supported by Aali's driver. So you pick one shader or another. You linked me to a couple of demo examples. Congratz you know how to google. Making this useless breakdown #2
As for crashing, scan with Malwarebytes (malwarebytes.org) and remove any infection, next update your graphics driver (that will help with any gaming you may do anyway) If need be reinstall FF7 with mods of your choice (if you'd like i can just send it all to you in a prepackaged ZIP, just lemme know the resolution of your monitor)Thank you, I'm pretty adept at navigating Aali's drivers. and having created some of the mods you probably are using... Makes this useless breakdown #3 Furthermore, different hardware types, while some may be flawless others may not be, with the same config. I tend to be on the bleeding edge.
i have broken down your points made. The final thing is yes, two minigames are broken, And sadly only Aali can fix thatThe final thing is yes, two minigames are broken, And sadly only Aali can fix that. There, I have broken down your points made.
It goes both ways...If you go to a FF7 PSX forum they would say the opposite. It's just how people work.[/size]Difference is here you have some technologically savvy people who actually can test it and see the difference, while most other people just post an answer and don't care to check it or do anything to confirm it, thinking they are right just because it's the end of their fake little world when they aren't
What's going to be very interesting, in the future, is when you have TWO versions of the same game. FF7 PC vs FF7 PC Re-release. You will get the old modders vs the new (presumably moders) claiming one version is better then another. (regardless if it is or not)Also, FFVII on PS3 looks like ass regardless of using the scaling or not.Dunno what kind of setup you have but the PS3 is literally a PS1. At least it uses that same hardware. (I could be wrong on this) but the way I understand it was a ps1 was literally built right in, it switches to it when a ps1 game is loaded up.
After reading some of this, I loaded up PS1 FFVII on the CRT I keep around for my older consoles, even unmodded, PC version does actually look a bit cleaner, in the end though, it's personal opinion.Yeah I kinda figured a majority of people on here feel the same way, this is a FFVII PC modding site after all. Heck, the game could load to a blue screen and you still get people claiming it looks better. It's like me going to a Xenogears site and saying the game looks garbled., I'll get shot down, but does it? yes.
Though I do understand why you might like to play it on a CRT, I don't see how you could call it a crashy mess on PCNo mods at all... cept' aali's driver.
And I ESPECIALLY don't understand how you say you can't stand the pixelation on the PC version and you use a CRT on the PS3 - since you can do the exact same thing on the PC and have it look identical to the PSX version, and you can even turn on texture smoothing to take away any pixelation - which btw comes from the textures being low res and DESIGNED to be pixelated , and has absolutely nothing to do with the platform it's running on, at all. ( In fact, many games back then including FF7 used unfiltered, pixelated textures to give the illusion of more detail, and smoothing them out takes much of that away)Yup I fully understand what the 'smooth' filter does on the ps3. However, there is no scanline filter on the PC version, you cannot do the exact same thing, you cannot get it to look less pixelated, you can blur the image on PC. It helps a bit... However, there IS a scanline feature (not really a feature) built right into the PSX itself.
( In fact, many games back then including FF7 used unfiltered, pixelated textures to give the illusion of more detail, and smoothing them out takes much of that away)True, but that's not the game in question.
Your quotes keep getting more ridiculous...Hehe dunno how my quotes keep getting more ridiculous since it's the same message I've been saying all along.
Anxious HeartOff topic! I'm reporting you to ummm someone.
Haha the debate between DLPB and Mako was a joy to read [/size]
so it's a tie.But I have said my piece, not like it will make any difference anyway.Well that sucks... I was hoping for a bit more. Anyhow did you know dan plays FF7 on his CRT. it's a rumor I hear.
Here's hoping a second try with PC will be better.If the designers today had access to the original data and could make higher resolution versions of the graphics, they would not have left FF7 PC with the PSX low res data. Why would anyone want that?Dunno why this statement is here, my cat sneezing has more relevant information to the topic at hand then this.
You do not suddenly get a "better" image with CRT's... it is the same data in both.Well cause the 'data' is meaningless in this issue. Does a CRT look sharper/crisper then a LCD, yes. Question is: Why would you trade a buggy game, broken minigames, and super pixelated backgrounds to have a slightly sharper character?
You do realize the backgrounds are the same res as the PS1 version right?Resolution aside, the models were 'enhanced' on the PC version. The images are interlaced on the psx version (i'm sure it's the same for PC) therefore look smooth and even crisp on my old CRT. However, plugging the same PS3 into my 28" monitor makes it look terrible.
...so if you were to run it on a monitor that uses the same native resolution that FF7 was designed on, it would look just as clear as the PS1 version.
And if you ever noticed the PS1 version always had pixelation issues. You can't even see that the characters have mouths on the PSX
