[I apologize in advance for another retarded thread.]
Despite the Saturn having way more RAM it couldn't render Myst quite as smoothly and well-blended water-color like the 3DO could (the FZ-10 was the best model by far i still have mine from mcvans video games); Saturn version still looked a little bit better than the unstable-contrasted Jag CD version as well as the PS1 version. The 3DO also rendered Alone in the Dark 2 the best in my opinion (the waterfalls in particular); we had it they didn't. 3DO liked to joke around too. OTOH, Doom 32X's errors were scary (the absolute worst version at least what i think)
The Saturn rendered very gritty graphics at times
Doom for the 3DO looked damn good (best looking version at least as far i think) and i hope to see it without slow access times one day. the folks at art data did a fine job. it's frame rate issues may have been from Cd caching and trying to make it work for both goldstar models and the panasonic rather than clock speeds
Despite the Saturn having way more RAM it couldn't render Myst quite as smoothly and well-blended water-color like the 3DO could (the FZ-10 was the best model by far i still have mine from mcvans video games); Saturn version still looked a little bit better than the unstable-contrasted Jag CD version as well as the PS1 version. The 3DO also rendered Alone in the Dark 2 the best in my opinion (the waterfalls in particular); we had it they didn't. 3DO liked to joke around too. OTOH, Doom 32X's errors were scary (the absolute worst version at least what i think)
The Saturn rendered very gritty graphics at times
Doom for the 3DO looked damn good (best looking version at least as far i think) and i hope to see it without slow access times one day. the folks at art data did a fine job. it's frame rate issues may have been from Cd caching and trying to make it work for both goldstar models and the panasonic rather than clock speeds