/vr/ - Retro Games

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>See pic related.
I think post above beat me to it.
>It seems more like you failed to read it.
No, I read it. The post I pointed at before was seemingly agreeing with the poster's assertion that all of the audio suffered to a degree, then it got downplayed somewhere along the way. Of course, maybe that wasn't your post. I'm thinking it really wasn't with how the topic shifted.
>Again you can try to downplay this all you want,
You know, I'm not actually the one doing that, you insufferable projecter. I'm actually asking for segments where this is actually a thing that legit affects gameplay. The topic only brought up two instances: the start of the intro stage, and that one FB bolt in Sword Man's stage. Earnestly asking.
>It released in Janury so it's a 9th anniversary game! So what?
"So what?" You were making a pretty damn fool deal about it on multiple points is what. The original Japanese release was in December, the same month as Mega Man 1 even.
>The thing you're quoting is sourced on Wikipedia!
Uh, okay? How dare I? Can safely vouch this was a known thing dating back from usenet days.
>What is the point then?
It's lost on you.
>Again, I'm the one who extracted the Saturn audio
What, so you'll "appeal to authority" now?
>All I'm arguing is it's not the complete deal breaker some are trying to make it out to be.
Maybe your ears aren't as sensitive, or audio just isn't as much your bag. And that's okay. But evidently it matters a lot to more people than you'd like, since all you've been doing for a decent chunk of the thread is repeating yourself like an asshole.
>this thread is literally "Which is better? PS1 or Saturn?"
Actually the thread's "Playstation or Saturn?" You invented the "Which is better?" part.
>I'm not the one posting a screenshot of my own post in every thread this subject comes up in to try and defend the PS1's honor and downplay the pros of the Saturn version.
Wow..See pic, and maybe do some soul-searching while you're at it.

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