I just put Tekken 5 in my cab (on my PS2) and played it for an hour. Checked the options and it was on soft mode. I put it in SHARP mode and voila, it looks even better than did before.
I remember God of War having such an option too.
What is the point in a "soft" option for video?
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neorichieb1971
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What is the point in a "soft" option for video?
Does anyone use the "soft" option in videogames (if its selectable) and why?
I just put Tekken 5 in my cab (on my PS2) and played it for an hour. Checked the options and it was on soft mode. I put it in SHARP mode and voila, it looks even better than did before.
I remember God of War having such an option too.
I just put Tekken 5 in my cab (on my PS2) and played it for an hour. Checked the options and it was on soft mode. I put it in SHARP mode and voila, it looks even better than did before.
I remember God of War having such an option too.
This industry has become 2 dimensional as it transcended into a 3D world.
Re: What is the point in a "soft" option for video?
some people dislike visible pixels and so they like to see them softened out.
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drunkninja24
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Re: What is the point in a "soft" option for video?
I sometimes enable Soft if the video seems flickery or something. Otherwise I turn it off.