#METAL GEAR SOLID DUCKSTATION PC#

I have just watched a ten minute introduction to this series in an attempt to get enough background to try and understand it and see if it's something I would be interested in. The video author ultimately recommends emulation over even the patched versions.

#METAL GEAR SOLID DUCKSTATION PC#

That video is 7 months old now, and A LOT has changed in PS3 emulation in that time.Īnd a nice comparison here of the features DuckStation has on offer, including resolution improvements, geometry precision correction (no more wobbly polys/textures), and widescreen hacks:Ĭommentary on MGS1 and MGS2 PC versions including their community patches. Extra emphasis on using the nightly builds, and not the extremely outdated 'stable' builds which are missing out on years of performance and graphical enhancements, not to mention outright compatibility.ĭF Retro video below on RPCS3 guidelines. DuckStation and PCSX2 both have 60FPS patches and widescreen hacks you can utilise to make the experience a little nicer on a gaming PC, and I can show you a few more options to make things look sexier than their originals. I'm happy to help with PS1/PS2 emulation if needed. Metal Gear Solid 2, 3 and Peace Walker (plays more like a prototype to MGS5, weirdly) also ended up on a HD collection for PS3 and XBox360. * (There is an OG XBox version, but it's a pain to emulate and doesn't work with back-compat on newer XBox). * Original release, PS2, PCSX2 nightly build * Twin Snakes remake, GameCube, Dolphin nightly build I would emulate the console releases (with maybe one exception) with the best quality emulators for each system.

Click to expand.The PC version of MGS1 is pretty bad, and rather flaky on modern systems, sadly.

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