User information for Metsy
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Metsy
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November 12, 2006
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What happened to the previous remake that was announced?
Well, if anything remotly close to Speedball 2 on the Amiga sees the light of day I'll be happy!
Well, if anything remotly close to Speedball 2 on the Amiga sees the light of day I'll be happy!
A lot of people not playing this game are afraid that they are missing out on the fun being had by the people that play it.
Then they go on forums and complain about bugs and stuff in a game they haven't played. Other people that don't play it join in and complain some more and then they can all feel a bit better together knowing that they "did the right thing" not getting this game.
Then they go on forums and complain about bugs and stuff in a game they haven't played. Other people that don't play it join in and complain some more and then they can all feel a bit better together knowing that they "did the right thing" not getting this game.
#37 There are no advertisements at the end of rounds? ...and the cache-thing didn't even work.
I sometimes get the feeling that people who don't actually play the BF-games complain more about the bugs in them than people who do play them.
Even though Quicktime might say it is 7.3 fps it is clearly rendering the movie at a higher framerate. Whatever it uses to get the "movie info" is probably confused by files that aren't "native" Quicktme-files.
You may not want to believe it, but it is 7.3 fps, and to me it looks like it.
If it looks like 7.3 fps to you, I suggest you have your eyes checked.
If Quicktime-player says it is 7.3 fps, it is wrong. I took your advice and checked with that player and it actually says something about 7.3 fps but it is obviously wrong. Now it's your turn to try it my way and get a player where you can step forward frame by frame and count yourself how many times the screen moves every second in that movie. It won't be 7.3 fps, that's for sure.
If it looks like 7.3 fps to you, I suggest you have your eyes checked.
If Quicktime-player says it is 7.3 fps, it is wrong. I took your advice and checked with that player and it actually says something about 7.3 fps but it is obviously wrong. Now it's your turn to try it my way and get a player where you can step forward frame by frame and count yourself how many times the screen moves every second in that movie. It won't be 7.3 fps, that's for sure.
The clip is clearly too smooth to just be 7,5 frames per second.
Start it with a player with slow-motion or the possibility to advance frames step-by-step if you want to actually count the fps. The pan at the start of the clip is a good place to see that it moves at more than 7 frames per second.
Start it with a player with slow-motion or the possibility to advance frames step-by-step if you want to actually count the fps. The pan at the start of the clip is a good place to see that it moves at more than 7 frames per second.
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