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Gamecube version is buggy shit and the Dreamcast/N64 versions are lacking so much content

>> No.6784224

Eat you food, don't shoot it!

>> No.6785206

>>6784156
Okay, but I prefer the arcade versions. They don't suffer from being turning into a collectathon as much, even though it was kinda there since arcade Legends.

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>>6784156
GC version has a inventory for your powerups though, so you can choose when to use them and also stack up on a bunch. Not sure which is better.

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>>6784156
>>6785206
>>6785432
There's a third option, a monumental secret hidden in your very presence here. It's a secret you have to discover for yourself. Unearth your destiny anon, it's all laid out for you here. There are only two sides to this coin, but suppose you throw a coin enough times - suppose one day it lands on its edge.

>> No.6785530

>>6785510
Wrong series, dingus.

>> No.6785545

>>6784156
wrong board idiot

>> No.6785558

>>6784156
wait ps2 is retro now? wtf might as well make all games that came before the advent of dlc retro jesus

>> No.6786116

>>6784156
>buggy
Poor programming. Dev seem doesn’t know adopting Nintendo kit.

>> No.6786125

>>6785558
Surround new on PS5/Xbox wut/ Switch NX upgrade.

>> No.6786127

How's the arcade version? I just tried emulating the GCN version and it was running at 20FPS which felt rather sluggish.

>> No.6786157

>>6786127
>crappy emulator
>not hardware

>> No.6786195

>>6785530
But that is literally the same game as OP

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>>6786157
>Console purists

>> No.6786217

>>6786157
The 3DFX arcade games were hardly smooth. Blitz was an exception.

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>>6786209
That's console GOD to you, troon.

>> No.6786267

>>6786217
Hm, Dev surprise not experience.

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>>6786248
>Calling an emulatorchad a troon
>When speedrunning troons are all console purists

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>>6786275
You'll never have the real hardware, and you'll never be a real woman.

>> No.6787126

>>6786127
Lighting on the characters don't make them them look as flat, but the performance is a bit all over the place. Better than the Gamecube in some areas, worse in others. There's less content, but it's not much of a loss.

List of what's missing:

Stages: Castle Barracks, Sky Mothership (music is present in HD), Dream Haunted Grounds, Dream Nightmare

Enemies: Gargoyles (present in arcade Legends, but as guardians in the Underworld), Generals, Town Ghosts, Dream Warlocks, and Sky Plague Creatures.

Enemies for a couple stages were shuffled around as a result of the missing content, but it doesn't really matter as much. In fact, AI in a couple stages of the console versions suffered because of the enemy changes. Examples of this include the Cloud Docks, with the mutants trying to shoot projectiles when they weren't programmed to have any. Maze of Illusion suffers from the opposite of this, the Warlocks can shoot projectiles, but because the original enemies were the generic dream imps, they don't bother.