Tekken 7 PSX

I'm back with another modern game in 240p. The settings I used here are pretty much the exact same as the ones I listed in The Division post. I think I had the shadow mask turned too dark on the CRT shader on this one. But otherwise, the settings are all pretty much the same.

As far as the game goes, the art style definitely wasn't designed for this nonsense I'm trying to do on it, but it also just isn't following too closely in the shoes of the first three games. Even though I'm showing the same characters, it still looks so different. The costumes probably have a lot to do with it.

The game gives you a lot to work with, visuals wise, though. The stages remind me a bit of old SNK stages. And the hit sparks are fun to see too, when you get the weird ripple effect going.

But I don't have too much else to say about this one. I managed to avoid writing eight paragraphs about how Tekken 7 might have the best menu theme ever. So let's just jump right in to the pictures after the break.

Dark Souls III 1

Welcome back. Today we're going to be looking at Dark Souls 3. I got inspired to take pictures of this game after watching Maximilian Dood's boss rage video. Something about the Sister Friede battle set to Guilty Gear music just really got me going. So I decided I wanted to screenshot that boss fight and capture it at it's very best.

But then I got to looking at mods, just to make sure I wasn't missing out on some sort of visual improvements, when I saw someone who put together a reshade preset to make the game look like an ancient VHS tape. Evidently there was a TV commercial for the game that looked like some local family video rental store commercial.

And that inspired me to try and make my own reshade setup that wasn't so aggressive with the tape nose and whatnot. What I ended up with looks pretty cool I think. Something about the game itself makes the effect remind me of the old Harryhausen films which makes me think I should have taken a lot more pictures of the skele-ton warriors in the game. But maybe that's something to try in the future.

So anyway. Let's take a look at Dark Souls 3 with my own old film reshade setup. Check it out after the jump.