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Why are you angry about a game you don't own ?
Well this collection is not a remaster so it's about being OG, i've you've read REMASTER collection instead of MASTER collection that's on you.
It’s like what people do with bad games all the time. Don’t need to buy trash like Metal Gear Survive to know it’s bad, or GTA Definitive, or SH HD Collection
This “Master” version is still using a blur filter, and that’s the big issue.
Because there are people falsely claiming the games looked better on psone / ps2 / ps3 and it's not true.. Sure you can spend some money on a really good upscaler and get impressive results on native psone but don't be disingenuous that this version is somehow a downgrade over previous versions of the game. It isn't.
I'm not saying that Konami couldn't have done a better job I just wish people wouldn't over exaggerate claiming things were better on other versions of the game.. It's pretty much identical to all base versions of the game.
Of course you can make all versions look better with better up scaling and emulation but base versions of the game never had any of that.
This version is pretty much just the PS1 version, but with oil spread on the screen due to them not caring to disable their emulation port settings.
Especially when the PS3 digital version lets you disable smoothing.
You didn't say that when people said Death Stranding was garbage because it's just a fedex simulator, I still remember how angry you were back then. It still make me laugh just remembering it.
So basicaly you watch a youtuber and without any thinking you believe them, that's pretty sad, you are even here trolling on their demand like a puppet,
Well I'll let you be mad and I'll go play MGS3 without any FPS drop, or maybe I'll check those MGS missions, plenty of choices in this great collection.
Literally posted screen shots comparing all versions of the game.. lol
Disabling smoothing does not have the dramatic effect you think it does. I have the legacy collection on PS3 I played it maybe 4 years ago... It's blurry or slightly less blurry but it's still blurry. You can see the smoothing in the screen shots. The PS3 versions without smoothing would probably just look like the master collection version which you can tell has more jaggies than the PS3 version.
While this Master version looks blurry and much worse than either. Which is the issue.
No, disabling the smoothing would most likely have made it look like the Master Collection version.. You can see the PS3 and Master Collection look identical apart from the edges being less jagged and more smooth in the PS3 version. Which is what the smooth feature did, reduce the aliasing. You can see the Master Collection is sharper than the PS3 with smoothing on. So logic would say the likely output of PS3 without smoothing would be the Master Collection version.
The problem is the blur filter. Master just has a blur filter on at all times. And it would be a non-issue if they bothered to let you disable it.
So did the PS3 version.. The blurring isn't being caused by a filter it's caused by the type of up-scaling used.. In this case bi-linear up-scaling.. IT'S NOT A FILTER.. It's a byproduct of up-scaling from 240p using this method of up-scaling. Exactly the same on the PS3 without smoothing on.. PS3 also used Bi-Linear up-scaling to 1080p creating the same blurring. Putting on smoothing just made it more blurry..
AND in fact the Master Collection has the most jagged edges out of any of those shots; with teh PS1 on Disc on ps3 being a very close second.
So where's the blur??