Thank you so much for this well made comparison. I love the Mummy franchise and the game is very enjoyable. The character models in the PS1 version look funny, there’s just obviously less polygons for them, though the console experience is always more straightforward and you needn’t to worry about the compatibility issues that are present in the PC version. Ultimately, I like both of them. I just wish I could change the keyboard bindings on PC.
You probably can use Joy2Key or similar remapper to bind a gamepad or other keys but it's not perfect, main issue with old PC ports was the controls being ridiculous, second was the compatibility... meanwhile, original Fallout somehow runs on modern systems with no tweaks, the 3D games are another story.
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Boots look realistic on PS1. On PC look like he has socks and brown sneakers.
Thank you so much for this well made comparison. I love the Mummy franchise and the game is very
enjoyable. The character models in the PS1 version look funny, there’s just obviously less polygons for them, though the console experience is always more straightforward and you needn’t to worry about the compatibility issues that are present in the PC version. Ultimately, I like both of them. I just wish I could change the keyboard bindings on PC.
You probably can use Joy2Key or similar remapper to bind a gamepad or other keys but it's not perfect, main issue with old PC ports was the controls being ridiculous, second was the compatibility... meanwhile, original Fallout somehow runs on modern systems with no tweaks, the 3D games are another story.
The enemy textures are repetitive on the PC version
Omg! I was literally thinking of this game today and searched and you uploaded it today. You're a genius. +1
ok first of all they made a pc version, bruh why don't people talk about this. We need a collection of ps1 and ps2 games on pc already