yeah I doubt many developers were able to completely wrap their head around such complications. If I recall correctly there were games, like Crysis and RDR, that even ran at resolutions lower than 720p in order to meet a viable framerate (which still meant occasional dips to the 15-20s)
You have a bigger problem at hand: you and your family’s data might be soon lost to a faulty hard drive. I wouldn’t wait for the inevitable to happen. How much data do you have that needs saving? There are cloud storage that offer between 15 to 20gb for free around.
As others pointed out, either:
Make sure to look up your computer model and the button to press at boot to get into the BIOS, also referred by some computers as “boot into UEFI”
yeah, even in the 360/ps3 times I think it was common knowledge that developers much preferred the 360 because of how fucked it was to code for the PS3 in comparison. Japanese devs rarely beat the spaghetti code allegations back in the day, I’m sure it’s better nowadays
It looks like the type of game you see one time at your cousin’s place in 2002 and when you’re older you cannot understand if it was a dream all along and spend nights figuring out what it was
all that to say, it looks rlly interesting! too bad I don’t have a xbox.
The answer is most probably yes. This is genuinely so tiring.