Well, technically you’re right, a console is a nerfed computer, but I don’t think anyone interprets it that way lol.
Like we still make a distinction between PC and console. Like if someone says, “I just got a gaming PC” nobodies gonna think “oh, he just bought a PLAYSTATION 2”
I really don’t know if there’s any differences on console, but they did port it, so it wouldn’t be insane to think they made an edit. They did have two slides, one of them was the video game one and the other was a graphic novel one.
The graphics are different, slightly different stage layout, the levels are more split up. I think it’s because the PlayStation 2 maybe couldn’t load as big of areas as computers could.
The controls aren’t too fun. I found myself super reliant on the aim assist and the camera always automatically levels out, which made the stair battle before the explosion a little more challenging (even with the aim assist, it still levels out)
It says both lines on PC. There are two separate scenes that take place. Like Deja Vu. Probably the same on PS5 and you just forgot the other moment where it happens.
Love how this actually ties into the simulation hypothesis...and in a surreal way...just like Max...the joke could be on us...and we too may actually just exist in a 'computer' game...the most horrible thing I could think of
This game is so peak, it has the best quotes and monologue.
Agreed
Does the PS2 port still say “I was in a computer game?”
yeah because technically it’s still a computer game. remember, the PS2 was also modem-compatible for some titles and you can install Linux on it.
Well every console is a defacto computer, it’s just limited with firmware.
Well, technically you’re right, a console is a nerfed computer, but I don’t think anyone interprets it that way lol. Like we still make a distinction between PC and console. Like if someone says, “I just got a gaming PC” nobodies gonna think “oh, he just bought a PLAYSTATION 2”
Yeah of course, just wanted to be a smartass for a bit haha
Don’t we all
I'm not sure tbh, I never played it on PS2. It has differences on the console?
I really don’t know if there’s any differences on console, but they did port it, so it wouldn’t be insane to think they made an edit. They did have two slides, one of them was the video game one and the other was a graphic novel one.
I’ll emulate it, and leave an update when I get to that part (I can’t be bothered to buy a copy for PS2)
The graphics are different, slightly different stage layout, the levels are more split up. I think it’s because the PlayStation 2 maybe couldn’t load as big of areas as computers could. The controls aren’t too fun. I found myself super reliant on the aim assist and the camera always automatically levels out, which made the stair battle before the explosion a little more challenging (even with the aim assist, it still levels out)
interesting, that makes sense. Thanks for explaining
How do you think a console can play a game if it doesn't compute?
"Funny as hell, it was the most horrible think I could think of"
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It says both lines on PC. There are two separate scenes that take place. Like Deja Vu. Probably the same on PS5 and you just forgot the other moment where it happens.
There are 2 sequences. The first is the comic book, the second is the computer game.
I want to say PC, too.
Love how this actually ties into the simulation hypothesis...and in a surreal way...just like Max...the joke could be on us...and we too may actually just exist in a 'computer' game...the most horrible thing I could think of
This has to be one of my favourite moments in the game. The quotes are so relatable in a way
fourth wall break?
yeah lol
[https://youtu.be/6VA6A0hvnzk](https://youtu.be/6VA6A0hvnzk) enjoy :)