Offline, at least in arcade mode, the buffering system seems weird. I was getting really mad when I couldn't buffer Smoke's Spear or uSub's Freeze. Could just be I'm not used to an analog though.
Oh did I play you? I wouldn't know because I can't see who I play due to the small sized camouflage white text. Good laggy games...
Its not simple to take assembly code from '91 from who knows what kind of board and port it to a modern game console. And then to add netcode for something never meant to play over a network. Not easy.
Ok, its not just me.. MK1 offline speed feels about what I remember, but I played way more MK2 in the arcade. But its like 1 second for fatality time.. that I certainly don't remember.
Its very easy actually. But they decided that just being the boring old arcade games, presented the way they were in the 90's wasnt good enough.
MAME gets close...It should be an emulated game, not a build from the ground up one.
You know between Pat, Shock, Zaq and me, we definitely know enough people to make this happen, and do it perfectly
Nope, but i wish they would. I know Zaq and I would do it for free, too.
I build software for a living, trust me, porting is HARD. And then adding new features makes it more difficult, in that you're right. Add in that you're porting likely from custom hardware to a computer (and in the PS3's case, a non-standard processor, which everyone had trouble with when the PS3 first came out), and I'm not suprised there are problems. But I don't think they're as far off the mark as being portrayed.
Ok, then you gotta build your own emulator and test that (MAME has lots of known problems too), or license one, meaning we all pay more. I'm not aware of any MAME emulators that run on PS3 (one's in the works, but I doubt Sony would use it).
). Just show MK some love, please!?
