If you enjoy this game then also play games Sonic 3 Complete and Sonic Mania Edition. The project boasts a sleek and unique hub world, high resolution textures for artwork 265 downloads. Sorry if I'm warming up an old topic here.Sonic Retro claims no ownership of any code in these repositories. Oh yes, and I already patched it as well. I apologize if this question may sound stupid or "PC master race"-ish, but I think I might just be lacking in experience with these consoles. So yes, I wanted to ask: is this normal? Is this maybe normal for console gaming in general and are my expectations just skewed by PC gaming? Or should I maybe check if it's because of my used copy that is somehow giving the PS3 problems? I don't see a reason why the game would consistently drop down to what feels below 30 with such simple architecture. The hub-part of Apotos where you access Act 2 is especially guilty of this. I reckoned that something like this was normal for a stage like Apotos Act 2 (when you boost through all the furniture and enemies, making the physics go whazoo), but for the hub world as well? Just walking inbetween the houses and snooping around could sometimes trigger it.
Nothing game breaking for sure, but highly noticable changes from smooth to un-smooth very frequently in small portions. Right from the beginning when I watched the in-game intro cutscenes, completed Apotos Act 1 and got into the hub world literally none of those segments went without dropping repeadetly.
Which brings me to my question: I was quite confused when I started up Unleashed the first time, since the framerate drops were so immensly noticable. I've only played newer games either for the Wii or PC versions of recent titles. I've never had a current gen console except for a Wii, so I have pretty much no first-hand experiences with the PS3/X360 era. Hey guys, I wanted to ask you a quick question about the PS3 version of Unleashed and it's framerate issues.Īs a quick back-story: I've recently gotten myself a used PS3 + used copy of Sonic Unleashed.
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