[Vinesauce] Vinny - Demakes 

yeah can confirm they're crusty gbs games. not as crusty as most gbs games but there are few winners made with gbs honestly

Yes 3D NDS games 100% have that PS1 look. Higher res textures than N64, but with aliased and unstable image quality. I'm currently playing the DS version of FF4 and it'd be right at home as a PS1 FF game. Contrast this with its PC port which makes it look super clean and I kinda prefer the DS low res look in a way.

@@steel5897 Yeah, I mean I never grew up with an N64 or PSX because I was like 3 by the time the GC and PS2 were out. I grew up playing my DS more than probably any other console though and since getting into retro games I always noticed the visual similarity to the PSX. the DS is 64 bit iirc, but crunching everything onto such a low rez screen without AA made the games look more like PSX games. Just with more polygons and better draw distance/performance.

also a lot of poor ass zoomers (like myself) DID have ancient consoles because we couldn't afford the new fancy PS2

@@none-ro9dz All of the consoles I had growing up were gifts from relatives because my family was strapped for cash, but we did play with my cousin's hand-me-down SNES and a ton of bootleg plug and plays. Was actually my introduction to retro games, lol.

@@none-ro9dz i only had a pc so i used to emulate some console games, and i still play old games on emulators

The Game Boy ones were more like unfinished demos.

They're probably not that bad, but it is a Vinny showcase so you probably get the worst showing of some of them lol

@@macuser7048 I mean that's literally what they are for the most part.

The segment was supposed to be paired with fangames, I really wanted to see them

@@Superteletubbies64 I feel like for the most part these ARE just fan games rather than demakes, because outside of the Dead Space and Luigi's Mansion ones (and MAYBE the ER one if I'm being generous) they dont really try to replicate the same experience on lower end hardware, but are sort of just their own things. They're more just totally different games themed after another franchise. When I hear "demake" I think of stuff like the early versions of Retro City Rampage or the stuff people make for the Pico 8, or even just weird ports to lower end hardware (like 2D genesis Virtua Fighter 2). Bioevil 4 is awesome but it's more metal slug than RE, and the other RE demake is painful. And the creepypasta 3 spooky 5 me game doesn't count.

You could say that it’s a “flatline”

@@super8bitable is this a + or - 2

Because it's a "twist" that's obvious from the minute you start the game. Really give off that early 2010s creepypasta "evil nintendo game" vibe, as do most attempts at "analog horror" in indie games lately.

It’s always horror shite in seemingly innocent games…

@@JTSYoRHa idk

I love to imagine that this was made by an ignorant Westerner who thought they were so clever thinking "What if AC but on 64??111?!?" , you know, while being seemingly completely unaware of the fact that Doubutsu no Mori was an actual game💀💀

did you watch the whole video?

@@elliot_rat I watched this segment live but ok

It didn’t even try to be subtle about it. And not only that, but the horror is just lame. Next!

That sounds like competitive Telegramming aka Morse code signals back and forth

so....... tennis?

@@anons_anonymous nah to still be a demake it has to be some form of electric game. Tennis is just a sport sadly….

Call it Ong.

Pong demake is just air hockey

The minute it went for the "wacky self-aware" route I totally zoned out.

apparently it did have gameplay, vinny just never got to it. but yeah it wasn't really funny at all

"Resident Evil 3: Chibi Edition" Nice.

@@epoch151 there was no VHS filter over the Dead Space fan game... you want someone to literally remake it from the ground up for a real PSX, go right ahead.

I'm not sure what you mean; the flashlight was definitely done using (real-time) vertex lighting, which... I am fairly certain I have seen PSX games with flashlights that worked that way. _Silent Hill_ maybe?

now that's just like, asking unity devs, to do a game in pure c (obviously doable, most games where to a point in recent history, specially now with the recent c standard, and on pc you can do memory management stuff like malloc and calloc, floating point math (that wasnt a thing on ps1 hardware, it was integer only, that explains the stiffer animation, and forget your mallocs and callocs) you have full use of the suit, you can do modern opengl on c still wich is awesome, but now Im going on a stupid nerd tangent... All of it being said, that ain't happening chief, too much work for some people.

@@stevethepocket yeah, real time vertex lighting was a thing on the PSX and N64. Famously that's the REAL reason DK64 came with the expansion pack. Not to mention stuff like Doom PSX/Doom 64, so idk what OP is on about.

@@epoch151 Just say puppet combo.

joke?

Here at Vinesauce, stream bits never end!

@@RadikAlice This is the bit that never ends! Yes, it goes on and on, my friends!

@@hecticscone some people started saying it not knowing what it was! And they'll continue saying it forever just because...

Interesting, I’m curious what style you’re going for. NH on the original gamecube/64? Original on Gameboy?

@@sanachanto Original on Switch? I guess I'm trying to give the project its own bit of personality and style, so I ended up going for the scope and world generation of 64 with the graphic style of a switch/PC game.

If I might, I'd recommend going for a SNES style, as honestly Animal Crossing would fit fine along side something like the OG harvest moon.

Lego star wars the complete saga was so fucking weird to play on the ds

@@meatmobile yeah that one too although it was much less buggy. My friend had it on console and I was blown away lol

Complete saga was stable but definitely truncated and lame next to the console version, but I took what I could get.

oh boy that game is such a mess... You can break so easily just by using free play and exploring parts you where not supposed to, like in the level where Vador kills Kenobi you can fall in a pit and not die and you're just stuck there, i remember glitching myself into falling OOB infinitly in Cloud City with Luke because the collision of the wall side of an elevator was missing, also for some reason Jabba's palace is beyond effed up and you can't collect a minikit therefore rendering 100% impossible. But that's only a part of it. It's an experience, alright.

there also as a gba demake of fe16

Also a Demake of awakening Also shout out to Gang Garrison

I'm not sure if that counts as a demake, a bootleg, or both. I played the hacked version that makes it more accurate to the real game though and yeah, it's honestly impressive.

That's because fans decided to patch it to be not-trash,. The pieces were there in the original hack, but it was full of chinglish and glitchy af. Also, it's worth noting that it doesn't use ATB like the OG FF7, its just traditional turn-based like FF1-3 (which I actually prefer).

Commenting in case someone answers

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@@HamazuraGOD mansion basement specifically

with i-frames

What a truly ignorant thought process this is though lol

Is it even out yet? As far as I know, the developer is still working stuff out and just posting progress videos.

@@stevethepocket Yea there's even been videos of it running on real N64's

Its stupid

Ok I actually had the Gameboy advance in my mind but I've seen OG Gameboy games do better

Was gonna ask wtf you meant. The GB had more sound channels than the NES because it had to support stereo for headphones, but it's still an 8bit sound chip. And yeah, really it wasn't until the DS that handheld sound chips were anything to write home about. The Game Gear has a pretty good one, but that's because it's basically a master system trimmed into a handheld. The GB/GBC, NGP, Wonderswan, and GBA though... eh.