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They're still better quality than the ps1 versions. Also I've come across Xbox games with FMV's at that resolution... even though initial ps2 releases had higher resolution FMV's. It could just be a limitation of the chosen format.
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I just started playing this again on the DC. Got my old copy and Dreamcast outta storage and have it hooked up to my 4k tv with a gekko hdmi and an mClassic. It looks real good. Having some fun with it so far. I never finished this one back in the day.
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Just tested on a DC emulator, and yes the TRC FMV quality is the best I've seen, but the image is rather soft. Regardless, if these FMVs could be ripped from the disc, perhaps a talented fan could work some magic to improve the image a bit.
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Visually the Dreamcast version is lovely. It also has some sound differences too. For instance, the pistols sound different and much more crisp. You can hear the emtpy shells dropping to the floor. I would never get past the more fenickety control scheme though due to lack of buttons. Crouch and sprint being remapped to the same button and walk/run being mapped either to the Dpad or thumb stick I could cope with but having to pause the game to enter the inventory when you do it so often was a nightmare. Seriously, who thought that was a good idea?
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