Sounds great, and yes 60fps cinematics are the way to go for the remake project for the reasons you describe.

This is just super interesting...

Much appreciated :)

Cool material.

But WHY?

Still have not played Outlaw 😟 , so many games... However, the Epic Store exclusivity period is over now, correct? Any chance of a GoG release soon-ish? I know it is on Steam now...

Read the article and I am curious: We have tons of different individual frames for the characters in e.g. the bar of the Lexington. So its individual images. However, I doubt you are talking about tons of photographs, aka still shots of people, instead I suspect that the actor was recorded...

Indeed, it looks amazing. Yes, please do. The obvious one is the Hobbes' Explanation but all story-related scenes and news are obviously a contender.

Actually, I am currently replaying it as well, on SheepShaver. Sometimes, the colors get corrupted and the speed is weird. Will try Basilik II again soon.

If you want to be evil that is.

👍

This still looks really goodm a clear style.

Hell yeah!

But honestly, this quality is brilliant, artifacts or not. I would still love a HD pack based on this. The motion interpolation alone is worth it but most of the resolution enhancement is simply wonderful as well. Like I said, even if the "remaster" comes with caveats, it also comes with...

I strongly suspect that they have zero access to the source files. Yeah, they may have part of the greenscreen footage but the whole "special effects" is probably lost to time.

Much appreciated.

But I do not want to make a Microsoft Account...

What I would not give for the source code and assets for that game. Getting this to run on a modern system is really a dream of mine, SheepShaver sucks and my old Mac is annoying too.

This alone would be absolutely brilliant! 😍

You are missing the real highlight, Sea Power, by mostly the Cold Waters Team. Task Force Admiral looks awesome, but the other team has one awesome game under their belt, a track record. A proven team is more likely to impress, the Hobbit-movies not withstanding.