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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.I'm very confused by the fact that you think that's a compelling point. I'm asking why the sky is blue and you're like, how do you expect to understand the complexities of subjective experience? Like, okay dude. For the sake of everyone else in...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.That's great and all but like, GPU scaling is blurry and the issue with the Nintendo scaling is exclusively that it's blurry. I'm being genuine when I say I don't get what you're talking about. What taste do you have that's satisfied by GPU...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.I can't tell what's going on with GPU scaling. It just looks blurrier to me than the default. I've heard people say it looks good, so I'm confused by it when I look at it. Sono's Crisp Tweaked is the second-best filter imo, but if you look...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.What about it did you not like? It's barely that different tbh.
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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.My two cents is this. Linear Sharpen 1 is the only filter that maintains the geometry and shapes of everything, especially 2D hud elements/sprites, to a level that passes my standards. It's also not a "huge" change, but it does sharpen the image...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Homebrew TWPatcher - DS(i) mode screen filters and patches.So, some people say GPU scaling is a "blurry mess" and I've seen on other forums people saying it's the best option. Why the discrepency? what are the settings that need to be changed for it to look good?
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.I don't know why this always becomes a "moral" argument. I don't know how Nintendo treats its employees. Does anyone? Their corporate reporting in the West is basically zero. This is not a moral thing. It's about consumer value and consistent...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.Agreed. Let's get past the "austism rant," please. Apparently it's something the Nintendrones do now when they can't think of another way to disagree. I didn't realize what I was getting into, and I apologize to the rest of the thread for...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.Raising the price of games to $70-80, with no sales, and offering digital versions for $10 less doesn't qualify as "lowering the prices" to anyone really, except the Nintendrones. When you love something, you protect it. You want the best for...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards."The economy" does not force them to raise prices or lower value. We're paying $70 for digital copies of 6-hour games because people are willing to "explain" why the multi-billion-dollar company "has" to do that on a product with insane profit...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.I'm not a ... Sony/Microsoft consumer? I'm a Nintendo consumer. In addition to not knowing when you're being starved, you're a little hard of hearing too. I think this is futile. The real problem is that you think consuming something means you...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.Well, it's no wonder Nintendo can get away with such obvious consumer hostility like price hikes, surcharges for framerate, $10 pack-in titles, remote-bricked consoles, key cards, etc. If this is who their consumers are, expecting them to change...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.... yes? That would be because the MSRP is $80, because that's how the modern industry works ... the MSRP is high, the graphics investment is high, the DRM is high, but the sales are high. So, high, high, high, high. Nintendo is saying, high...
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.If I go on the PS Store right now to buy Spider-Man 2 Digital Deluxe ($80), it's $40. THAT'S how it's been for this entire generation. If you can't see the difference between 50% off and 10% off, I can't help you. You're not thinking clearly.
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MMoogley replied to the thread Digital Nintendo-published titles to be cheaper than physical releases going forwards.That's true. I forget sometimes that I'm in a small minority. However, games on Steam for example are MSRP $60-$70 too when they're big games. You can't honestly say that Steam and the Nintendo eshop are interchangeable in the discussion of...