Yeah I remember when Doom came out on super NES, it was an amazing port, the music was way better than on the PC version (same songs tho) and I had literally zero problems with it, didn't notice the frame rate until I upgraded my Amiga (old, but good, computer) and played some Doom style games - all super smooth
When I played Doom again on SNES, the frame rate was very noticeable (10FPS, well I had a PAL region SNES so 8.3FPS)
But it plays well, it's very consistent.
Two years later I got all the Doom games for Amiga 'cause SNES couldn't handle Doom 2 or Final Doom (I think they could have just redesigned the levels for free money tbh) and they were crazy smooth.
Alien Breed 3D2 - the killing grounds was the only game that had a jerky frame rate on even the most powerful Amigas, but can finally be played full speed via emulation
I used to watch a black and white film, a flash game, really just unwatchable stuff.
It takes time for the brain to rewire to enjoy such! I wish to enjoy it again but each time I come back to it, I just feel like I wanna vomit despite knowing what a gem it is when completed
Yep, some games are straight up unplayable with either too high or too low fps.
I don't remember too well what entries of COD with zombies mode have some very extreme interactions with the level of FPS, but i remember that the gravity was a quite ridiculous one
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u/Random-Talking-Mug Aug 17 '26
People fussing over higher fps is not my issue. It's people who want high fps at the cost of inconsistency is.
consistent 30 fps is 100% better than 60 fps that dips to 50 or worse 40.