Whats the best version of spider man 2000?The PS1, N64, Dreamcast or PC version?
>>11057165dreamcast
PSXLook at the water in other versions, they literally have no soul.
>>11057165PS1 is the only console could do those proper penumbra shadows. I wonder if it's some sort of additive blending trick.
Copy-pastan what I had to say on the topic in a similar thread a couple months ago:>It's worth noting that the PS1 version is the original version, and the only version developed by Neversoft themselves. All the other versions are ports of the PS1 version made by other devs. Same for the PS1 THPS games. NS only started handling ports themselves with THPS3. (not counting last gen, handheld, and PC versions)>So if you want to play As The Developers Originally Intended(TM), go for the PS1 version.
>>11057165Its always the one I played as a kid, so the PS1 version.
PC and Dreamcast are the same. PC is best but it has a bit of a tendency to crash
>>11057259but THPS is fucking awesome on the Dreamcast
PS15th gen graphics is not meant for high resolutionN64 is a disgusting console tho
>>11057505>5th gen graphics is not meant for high resolutionconsolelet cope
>>11057547He's right. The shitty low resolution legitimately gives games a much more distinct and charming style, intentionally or not.
>>11057547By the 5th gen, that term doesn't even apply to computers though, because by then it was all IBM compatible DOS/Windows. Obviously some people still used Amigas and stuff but the market had been well and truly dominated at that point.
>>11057165Dreamcast or PC.I don't even say that due to the upgraded looks, it's because 100% completion is much better, as the PS1/N64 versions have a costume, the Quick-Change one, locked behind getting 10.000 points in one of the many training modes... but it's very difficult, downright impossible, it took me years of attempts to do it once... on Dreamcast and PC it's 7.500 points... hard, but a lot more possible.
>>11058017>grind>completionJust beat the game and move on dude
>>11057165You literally make these spiderman threads every week
>>11057165How in the fuck did N64 have the better shadows
>>11058071because it's rendering far less, lol
>>11057165The low draw distance in N64 games always gave them a much creepier atmosphere. They spooked me as a kid since I couldn't see where to go or if a pit would lead to death or not. So for that reason, the N64 version wins.
>>11057505>N64 is a disgusting consolebased
>>11057317>PC and Dreamcast are the same. PC is best but it has a bit of a tendency to crashThen it isn't the best, moron.
I vaguely recall hearing about an issue on the DC version, any Spider-Man 2000 expert can chime in? No, it's not about that one mission with incredibly tight timing.
>>11057551okay consolelet>>11058252but it is
enter electro is better.
>>11057165You tell me
>>11058071The absolute power of sixty four bits>>11058127It's called "atmosphere"
>>11057165The PS1 or Dreamcast versions depending on your aesthetic preferences. The former has a more classic and consistent artstyle with vibrant colors, the latter has a better polygon count and textures. Characters like Venom or Black Cat look uncanny on PS1 and are significantly improved on Dreamcast, while Spidey’s costume webbing arguably looks worse. The N64 and PC versions are both technically inferior.
>>11058017EEL NATS
>>11058604PC is the same Dreamcast retard
>>11057165one without z buffer
aside from black cat and maryjane not looking like they syndromes(which is admittedly a significant upgrade) I'd say the dreamcast/pc aesthetic is mostly an eye sore. the webbing added to spiderman does not look good at all.
>>11057165I grew up play the N64 version and have fond memories of it being one of the best games I ever played as a kid. Some people say that's the worst version so pick any of them and just play the fucking game.
>>11058462Based.I wouldn't necessarily call it better, but it really wasn't much worse either, like most people say. It's got more detailed graphics, an OST that isn't as iconic, but still superb and goes for this darker atmosphere which I think works well, everything has this moody vibe to it. I also appreciate stuff like more combos, a lock-on feature, a focus on stealth... it did a lot of good and I love it for it.
The one you enjoy the most
>>11057259>if you want to play As The Developers Originally Intended(TM)Who cares what they originally intended? Dreamcast is just better.
