Jade Empire; Jagged Alliance 2; Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising; Joy Pony; Jump Force; Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis; Jurassic World Evolution; Just Cause 2; Just Cause 3; Just Cause 4; Kenshi; Kerbal Space Program; Killer Is Dead; King's Bounty: Dark Side; Kingdom Come: Deliverance; Kingdom Two Crowns; Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning; Knights of the Old Republic. The difference between 40 fps and 60 fps is exceptionally obvious to me. When I play something like Morrowind modded with the Morrowind Overhaul, my frame rate is around 40 fps outdoors and 60 fps indoors and the difference is like night and day. World of Tanks will be seeing a nearly new game debut in March 2018. A new graphics engine will overhaul the entire technological base of the game and replace it with the CORE graphics engine. The game will be reimagined with redesigned graphical standards and each map 'will have a distinguished flair' for deeper immersion.
Interstate '76It was a car game set in a fictional seventies where the oil crisis never ended. It's kind of a non-post apocalyptic mad max.The game's main appeal was the gameplay, the physics (for the time), the graphics, the open maps, and the salvage / upgrade mechanic. Basically you could collect wrecks after a fight and use those to upgrade / repair your car. I could say it was a mechwarrior / earthsiege but with cars instead of giant robots.
But the cars in it would still use the same hardpoint mechanic that you could attach various weapons or upgrades to. If I might add another.Rally Championship 2000 - The last proper Rally game. I know there was Richard Burns Rally, and Dirt Rally since then, but those are not accurate enough. Both feature short condensed and unrealistic stages. This old game had proper special stages, with narrow country lanes, long winding roads, with some stages hitting 20-30km length. The average stage in Dirt Rally is what 3-4km long?
With no proper repair mechanics. I mean in dirt rally the time it takes to repair a component is dependent on how worn it is. I don't know but I think it doesn't really matter how ruined a gearbox is it will still take the same amount of time to replace it. Which the old game did properly.I've notined that I've listed a ton of racing games. There are no proper racing games nowadays.
What little they make is arcade garbage. If I might add another.Rally Championship 2000 - The last proper Rally game.
I know there was Richard Burns Rally, and Dirt Rally since then, but those are not accurate enough. Both feature short condensed and unrealistic stages. This old game had proper special stages, with narrow country lanes, long winding roads, with some stages hitting 20-30km length. The average stage in Dirt Rally is what 3-4km long? With no proper repair mechanics. I mean in dirt rally the time it takes to repair a component is dependent on how worn it is.
I don't know but I think it doesn't really matter how ruined a gearbox is it will still take the same amount of time to replace it. Which the old game did properly.I've notined that I've listed a ton of racing games. There are no proper racing games nowadays. What little they make is arcade garbage. If I could only name one it'd be:Skies of Arcadia. A sequel would be fantastic, but I'd take an HD remake at this point too.
After that I have a few other suggestions:Ghost ReconCall me crazy, but I want to see a Ghost Recon like the ones they had in the early 2000's, where you didn't even see a weapon on the screen, or have a ton of details on your HUD. You just had a reticle, your ammo count, and icons showing what weapon you had equipment, and if you were prone or not.NFL 2KXThe National Football League giving their license to a single developer was a mistake, IMO.Shining ForceA sequel would be nice, or even an HD remake of all three Shining Force III chapters/scenarios, since only the first one came to North America.Toy CommanderWith online play being so prevalent now, this game could be so much more fun with the graphics of today, and having even bigger, more open levels. Click to expand.OMG yes, this for sure, and agree keep it to the regular TNG/DS9/VOY Universe. I want faction based large scale play. Like BF1942 size maps.
Jade Empire Graphics Overhaul Kit
Would have to break from the story a little bit cause the Klingons aren't at war with the Feds, but would be damm fun to say play as a starfleet defending an outpost from raiding klingons or something like that.Or when the Bajorans reclaimed DS9, one faction is the starfleet people left behind to try and defend it while the other faction is the Bajorans trying to capture the station, etc etc.Would be neat to just have specific maps tied to specific encounters throughout the timeline of the 3 shows. If I might add another.Rally Championship 2000 - The last proper Rally game. I know there was Richard Burns Rally, and Dirt Rally since then, but those are not accurate enough.
Both feature short condensed and unrealistic stages. This old game had proper special stages, with narrow country lanes, long winding roads, with some stages hitting 20-30km length. The average stage in Dirt Rally is what 3-4km long? With no proper repair mechanics. I mean in dirt rally the time it takes to repair a component is dependent on how worn it is.
I don't know but I think it doesn't really matter how ruined a gearbox is it will still take the same amount of time to replace it. Which the old game did properly.I've notined that I've listed a ton of racing games. There are no proper racing games nowadays. What little they make is arcade garbage.