And don't forget you can use your preferred controller, and run plenty of old games that were never on PC using emulators, massively increasing the library of available games, not to mention PC doesn't have the same problem with backwards compatibility that consoles do. Plus modding and you can tweak some games to run at resolutions never originally intended.
That's a shame. Solstice on the NES has a rad soundtrack, just listen to the intro here, nothing on the NES sounded like that.
The title theme to NES Pictionary also goes so harder than it needs to....yes, really:
Yup, Tim Follin. He came from the Atari/Amiga scene and it shows(sounds?). I guess no one told him that a NES can't sound like that.
Software Creations (the devs behind the aforementioned games) had their own special driver for the NES' sound chip which allowed them to create such rad compositions:
I can hear the teeth gnashing and wailing of the Snoys in the distance
Just speculating but I think he used all the sound channels for the opening music leaving nothing for sound effects. Solstice was a nice and brutal puzzle-game, check it out.
A HD remaster of Ace Combat 004 would be amazing. Maybe turn the illustrations in the cutscenes into CG animations like it is in AC5.
I repeat, why even own a PS5 at this point?
Even as kids me and my friends noticed the absolute magic of that opening, but fuck was that game cryptic and hard!
@Marissa Moira after hearing the news:
Better: he's enjoying his PS5!
