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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- My Duckstation Emulator settings are listed below.
I use multiple enhancements with Silent's codes such as extra draw distance, more detailed AI, 60FPS, and so on. You can find those on his site: cookieplmonste...
Console Settings:
[✔] Enable Clock Speed Control: 300%
Display Settings:
Renderer: Hardware (OpenGL)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Crop: Only Overscan Area
Enhancement Settings:
Internal Resolution Scale: 16x
Antialiasing: Disabled
Texture Filtering: Nearest-Neighbor
[✔] True Color Rendering
[✔] Disable Interlacing
[✔] Chroma Smoothing
[✔] Geometry Correction
[✔] Texture Correction
[✔] Culling Correction
[✔] Preserve Projection Precision
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Some people have been bringing up "This isn't how it normally looks, this is exaggerated. This is way better on a CRT tv, etc"
Maybe, yeah. But you can't replicate the CRT look accurately through a TH-cam video and you can't expect everyone to have a CRT tv to watch this video or play this game on in 2022... The internal resolution scale shown in this video is that of Native PS1 (1x, not higher or lower) with the exception of a 16:9 aspect ratio, and 9x (4k).
Some people just love to nitpick, don't sweat it. Great video, great memories of GT2 brought back as well. Cheers dude - Taz.
Well... You can activate a CRT filter on the emulator, I believe. At least many other emulators have many visual filters to activate to reach a specific effect 🤔 Very interesting video, nonetheless.
The only one I found was a scanline filter, which would could look drastically different based on what screen you’re on, plus the resolution
Still though, 4k is somewhat pointless and arguably a waste of GPU, CPU & electricity. I'd rather have more effects or just use less juice at 2k (retina) than 4k which is overkill.
@@Bawkr He did it just as a showcase. Just because he made a video comparing 4k 60fps with native resolution or whatever doesn't mean he plays at that config.
That should be obvious considering he used as much effects as possible.
The 4K 60 version is how I remember what playing GT2 looked like in '99. 😅
Thanks to CRT TVs.
I hate these kind of comments.
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That extra draw distance is exactly what I always wanted for GT2 so they don't switch to the low-poly models so quickly. I love it. Looks amazing.
The jitter actually helps with the crowds they look alive and seem like they're moving around with the pixels moving around like that
Cope.
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What the fuck man?
Same thing happens with the water in some of these games, but I still prefer the enhanced graphics regardless.
I never considered that. You’re absolutely right!
Its definitely a tradeoff. My vision thanks the 4k-60, but i wish i could locally preserve the elements of the game that were intended to make use of the low res low frame jitter.
One of the most noticeable shortcomings of PS1 was the draw distance and terrain pop-in. If you're driving fast in GT1 you basically have no clue where you're heading until you're 50 meters away from a turn.
I would say, texture warping was even more pronounced to the point it became the staple of the system.
Those enhanced graphics look very nice. Also, I like how you used my favorite car in this game, the R390 GT1 LM Race Car 97.
Isn't this the concept from 97 with a racing modification?
@@CLOYO No.
Fun fact, the R390 was actually based on the Jaguar XJR 15 from 1991.
@@purwantiallan5089 No. But I'll be sure to have a look at it.
Gran Turismo 2 was such a huge deal for me back them when I was young. I remeber having a ball playing this game for hours and hours after school when I had like 7 to 9 years. And speding a lot of nights playing all night with my older teenage brother who at the time teach me the basics and the advanced stuff of the game. Together we beat the game 100% I remember it took us so long! Hell man! This game is jewel from ps1
I took a week's holiday with my flatmate in 2000 and played 18 hours each day to complete it, still got the memory cards.
I thought GT2 could not be completed 100% because of cut content in the rally races
its crazy how much detail these old games actually had hiding just under the surface.
Video: graphics
Comments: graphics
Me: these sounds and effects are nostalgic af.
Those menu sounds are so damn nostalgic
I cant imagine how many hours of life i spent playing this game back in the day
The upscale looks like it could be a really early, if not one of of the first betas for GT3
There is a Gran Turismo HD on the PS3 which is a remastering of the first game. I wonder how it looks side by side with this 4K upscale?
@@Agret GT HD is not a remaster of GT1, but only the first attempt of PD to make PS3 "game", basically it is a bit enhanced GT4 demo with one playable track - Eiger Nordwand and for the first time in franchise's history Ferrari brand was introduced
@@Agret you mean GT HD Concept? I played that recently and it's a time trial with one car and one stage. It's good, but an uneventful demo.
No lol not at all
When upscaled you can see the Paul Haeberli's photograp of the "cafe" in the reflections, I think..
Brilliant emulator! Although, personally, the warping to me was what defined the "PS1 look" and not seeing it feels a little weird. But on a technical level, what the devs did here is mighty impressive.
The warping is on by default, it can be turned off by turning on "Geometry Correction"
I HATE the warping with a passion. I grew up with n64 so when I first saw the warping crap when I played metal gear solid 1 in 2014, I was thoroughly disgusted and still am
When the developers makes the game on those super development computers the original textures doesnt have warping.
The original looked much better on a 480P CRT TV. Viewing on a higher definition screen inserts repeated pixels which makes it look worse.
Good thing you can adjust the resolution on most TVs nowadays
Would've loved to see an fps counter but damn this is a testament to how optimized GT 2 is and how impressive Duckstation is.
Wow! One of my favorite games of all time. Didn’t expect to see this.
The R390 is so fucking legendary, in my opinion is the car that has one of the best handling in gt2
Just like the Toyota GT One. They might have never won Le Mans but still absolute legends.
I remember Dreamcast used to have discs called Bleem. If you used one it would let you use a PS1 game in the system and the Dreamcast would actually enhance the visuals like a super early form of up scaling.
You played saved replays in both the normal and enhanced versions. Smart way to get the same video playing. I like how the graphics of the furthest background still blocky. Thanks a lot!
I think the pixelation helps selling the illusion of there being spectators.
The first game to blow me away with it's replays,no other racing game was at that level at the time.
I live in Oz but bought a big old Teac TV primarily because it had a scart connector.
PS1 with a Scart connector made the games look nice and hires for the time.
Loved these times.
Even with some graphic pop ins, the graphics still look good.
I loved Gran Turismo 2 and played the hell out of it. I once broke it out in 2006 to play with some friends, this was the GT4 era and everyone said that there was something wrong and it never looked that bad back in the day. While I loved that game I always had a problem with the graphics at that time but there was nothing that could have been done, it was what it was. Still an awesome game that I played day and night even though the cars looked like they were made of Lego's.
The soundesign was already amazing for the PS1. A gem !
Other than that constant horrible tire screeching sound every time the car slightly turns it's decent. I never remember it being that unbearable when I was a kid
I would love a modern racing sim with this art style. Realistic physics and all just like they do today, but with this type of rendering.
That would be dope. Soundtrack from the era too :)
You know you're getting old when your memories tell you the ps1 native looked like the 4k version as a kid...
I didn't remember the native ps1 graphics, what a shock!
Nice Work's Man!
Red Rock Valley
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R390 LM 1997...
GT2, The best game forever!!!
It's crazy what some filtering can do with these old ps1 games.
incredible, tempts me to pick it up again as the remaster makes feel more playable by modern standards
In the end, one has to selectively turn these filters on and off for each games. They can look great for some, but many others were designed with the grainy, pixelated picture in mind. Some used this pixelation to hide imperfections that suddenly become visible on artifically enlarged resolutions. Others used pixelation to simulate color transitions, transparency, fog etc. It is hit and miss with these filters.
Man, there's really a big difference. On my TV, I play on the PS2 and they use the PS1 Native Resolution and it looks fine, but the 4k 60 version is how I saw PS1 games
Im impressed at how detailed the graphics really are, and when it comes to how the native graphics looks, it was and is way better on an old CRT monitor, dont know how to explain, but a quick search for why retro games look better on a CRT monitor compared to LED/LCD will give some examples and maybe answers for why
They accounted for the crt "fuzz" and that would sort of smooth things out
@@halocheckup5399 some kind of free anti-aliasing.
@@halocheckup5399 Kind of. CRTs weren't really fuzzy as it depended on what video connections you used. Composite isn't really fuzzy but it isn't super sharp or colorful. RF was absolutely fuzzy and could experience some serious interference depending on what was around you. svideo, component or RGB was far clearer and much more colorful. Many of these older consoles supported better video outputs but most people didn't utilize them or know their benefits
I remember doing this race many many times on the native PS1 hehe
Cool video
And now PS1's warping is DuckDuckGone.
lmao, should be the slogan
oh wow, it looks like a PC Title back in the days.
I've been playing Ace Combat 3 JP with the translation lately on Duckstation for Android.
It's really impressive how good it looks despite its nature and age.
Graphics for its times are actually impressive i remember hours of fun. Many all nighter parties with cousins getting those laps in.
The car selection in GT2 was so much better than GT7. I miss these classic cars
Whoa, I had no idea DuckStation could do geometry correction, I kinda want to play Metal Gear Solid or Vagrant Story with that on and see how character animations look.
While I can appreciate everything the upscaled version brings to the table, the wobbly pixellated mess that is the OG resolution also has it's charme.
Can't believe it actually looked like that at native resolution... Nostalgia truly is a pair of rose colored glasses.
Well, back then pretty much everyone had a CRT TV so the game looked much better on those. Of course now it’s the digital age, and I can’t replicate the look of a CRT through a TH-cam video
It's amazing how your brain fills in the gaps after a while when looking at the original version.
Those moving pixels made it more realistic, as we didn't know what's there, but the interactive 3d world made it up for us
Man, It will be awesome if there is anyway to change object LOD.
I brought a high end laptop just to play the older Gran Turismo's. GT 7 is okay but I love GT1 to GT4. Thanks Man because if I didn't run into your videos I wouldn't have learned about how to emulate games!!.
It's funny, because this actually just makes it look more like N64 visuals in my eyes, but with more texture details in places.
Looking good mate ver good comparison . CookiePLMonster is a cool cat(:
Might have to do witht he fact we all had CRT's and that they sort of blended pixels together making it look much better.
something about the upscaled but still low polygon look makes me think of early PC games - it looks so clean
the 4k upscale is how I remember playing it back when it came out. Damn graphics change from memory lol.
Id die if there was a 21:9 or 32:9 FOV fix for this. My god this looks amazing.
Luckily there is, Duckstation supports custom aspect ratios with and without stretching the image. Its actually pretty fun to mess around with in MGS lol
Honestly, bumping render res for these games isn't worth the tradeoff of making menus seem crummy and old. The best compromise (for me anyways) would be native res with a nearest neighbor scale and a crt filter to hide some of the imperfections that CRT tvs wouldn't have shown us.
Dunno if Duckstation has the option, but in Retroarch (running the Beetle PSX Hardware core) you can set so it renders internally upscaled but downscales to native, so you get a much cleaner native res output. You can then run a CRT shader over that and it really ties the graphics together really nicely.
CRT Royale is a pretty great emulation you can set up as different kinds of CRT displays.
im actually crying right now,this is amazing :')
Whatever the difference, one thing is the sound man....back then on ps1 and now, sound phenomenal!
They did the Lister Storm so dirty in these games.
Simply awesome! amazing! wonderful! it's there's like a 1000 mile difference between one and the other. With no doubt, Duckstation is a gift from the Gods!
Reminds me of ridge racer type 4, and i mean you gotta give it to namco on that front, They really got all they could outa the PS1 with that game.
When emulating GT2 for the first time back in the day, I've noticed how ridiculously high-res were some random tiny texture bits, like for example a manufacturer logo on some cars, compared to the rest of the environment.
How did you get that split screen simultaneously in real-time? I’ve tried endlessly with other PS1 games but have had to screen record 2 versions (native&upscaled) and try to overlay half the screen in premiere pro post-edit lol Great Video! Thanks 🙏
The 4k version is how it looked on crt tv. What 4k enhancement does it corrects the blocky pixelated mess you get with modern screens.
Actually looks much better than the 4K version on a nice CRT in RGB, you get proper shading and colours, if you don't own a CRT though, then internal resolution @ 4K with a good scanline filter can really help bring out the best of these games on an OLED for instance.
I always thought the crowd "sparkled" to give the effect of movement in the stands...
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now I feel a little bamboozled
That's some crisp lines, damn good racing, gg
Now I know that pushing the PS1 graphics to infinity and beyond ends up looking like a early 00's PC game.
This 4K Upscale looks so amazing, but even with all the enhancements, the ps1 version will always be in my child heart
The Video is extremely important and it clearly shows that soon there should also be a Gran Turismo 0. The part 0 would even shrink the whole car to be very large pixel only to drive with a simple block and rotating with dark grey squares by squaresoft. It is really something which has to be in the game which also has the top graphic as an effect called Magische Windhose. As a programmed wind which changes the graphics from 0-7 and you start with 3 as Michael schumacher who suddenly is in part 1 and then part 7 and all this is part 8 which never will be because it would be called doublezero Swiss Alps with Sic Alps as Soundtrack.
Kaz, hire this man
I don't know what I just read, but it seems important
but back then feels totally fine with that graphic images, still remembered playing GT those 3D object car moving around race track still make you feels some kind of realistic , thats crazy.
From a tech level this is very impressive, but I don't feel PS1 games clean up nearly as nicely at high resolutions as PS2/GC/Xbox generation games. The smoothing and geometry correction just gives me the same feel as those HQ and 2X filters on 16-bit emulators. Raw pixel scaling just looks better I think.
Ahh... That menu music calms my soul
CRT or not, the chunky pixels and unfiltered textures just look better
Looks okay. What I would have done is use a CRT shader via Reshade, as the one in Duck is pretty basic, and fake a scanline effect over the upscaling (maybe lowering the scaling factor, in order to conceal some of the artifacts from excessive upscaling and kind of blend in those reflection maps, as well as the low res 2D elements).
It all reminds me to the Pc version of those late 90s and early 2000s games
The geometry corrected version on a cRT !!!! I think that’d be cool
Beautiful work, but I like the original better for nostalgic reasons. The pixels have charm
Not only does the upscale look fantastic, but I had no idea there were ways to get PS1 games that were framelocked running at 60FPS, very nice.
I think I'd take geometry correction, 60FPS, and draw distance enhancement, but I'd rather a CRT filter than 4K. I yearn for the day we have a true replacement for CRT in retro gaming.
I agree. I also love super sampling a game down to 240p if I can on a CRT as it makes the game look better with cleaner edges
oh well atleast the crowd looked more realistic in the original form
this enhancement gives me the n64 and 99 graphics vibe
I prefer the original with the geometry corrections. With a CRT filter it's very nostalgic.
Duckstation is doing a perfect job!
Seeing the pixelated native resolution on PS1 with the jittering graphics literally makes my eyes hurt because it's really difficult to see whats coming up in the distance, something which you really need in a racing game.
I gotta try this duckstation. It looks like everything Bleemcast was supposed to be
Now we just need a proper Remaster and also add it to PC! Man I loved this game
Wish GT2 had some form of online multiplayer, me playing by myself is super boring 😢
It even sounds a little better, or at least louder.
I think the sweet spot would be to run it upscaled to 4k, but then downscaled to 270p 50fps on a widescreen SD CRT TV.
Would this work with Rockman Battle and Chase?
Thanks for the upload, hard work to tinker with the setup.
when you say 4k upscale, was this upscaled with AI in post? or are you running the game at 4k in the emulator?
Playing via Bleemcast on the Dreamcast is still the way to go.
I remember this game has GT7 graphics as a 90's kids
Awesome!! What about original CRT vs 4K? 😎
The upscaled looks seriously amazing, damn, very impressed given its not a remake ect.
I spent an obscene amount of time playing GT1 & GT2 way back when, it was a pretty special game for the time and a genuine leap on from the Ridge Racers and Sega Rallys of that period.
This looks exactly like I saw this as a kid in my memories. I loved the heck out of this game
I heard rumors out there saying playing a game on a old crt with 640*480 screen resolution to be fantastic experience. the refresh rate the graphics fit with the old CRT. but I sure some people might disagree on this but this is just some rumors out there and I agree with it
I wish people stopped using "upscalling" when dealing with emulators, "upscalling" is something done artificially to add "missing" details.
An emulator renders the game internally at whatever resolution you pick, it's all native internal resolution.
Good stuff though.
Looks great, u mentioned in the desc. That youre using a wheel, how did you bind the controls? I tried using the Negcon input but not enough bindings and wont work for me anyway, im also using duckstation btw, help plz?
Superb framerate!! man I wish I was to play these games then with such performance..
love duck station got it on my xbox series s!
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Nice emulator, and thanks for giving GT2 some love. However the "original" ps1 comparison is way of, and it's not my memories play tricks on me. GT2 never looked that bad.
That's because you likely played it on a CRT and those low res games looks a whole lot better on those displays than it does on modern LCDs