#Zero time dilemma Ps4

So I liked the extra bit of immersion even though it pales in comparison to almost any other 3d game in the market right now. I guess I don't mind it since the presentation in the previous 2 games was limited to still images and models that barely moved. The image above and some of the other art in the game looks really cool, and I actually liked the use character models and animation in this game, even if half the cast looks nothing like they did before and that the animation is laughably janky. I may be on my own with this one, but I actually like the presentation/art direction of this. IDK I just feel like the 3DS version is not a good fit for this game at all. Unless I missed something this feature is completely absent in this game. For example in VLR, during puzzles you could put Memos or files on the top screen while you worked on puzzles in the bottom.

Also this game lacks features that the past games had. The aliasing is ridiculous and even though the game is 95% cut scenes the frame rate is ass. I normally have no issue with 3DS games but this game really looks like it wasn't designed with the 3DS in mind. Big mistake as this version runs and looks like ass.

#Zero time dilemma Ps4

I was debating on whether to get the PS4 of 3DS version of this game, but ultimately decided to get the 3DS version just to have the entire series on 1 system. However I do acknowledge that it has the most problems out of the 3 games both from a game play and story perspective. However after beating it I gotta say, I enjoyed it just as much as the other titles and think it's a worthy conclusion to the trilogy.

So I was a bit depressed going in since I really loved the first 2 games, and dreaded the series ending weakly. Back on that old site I made a LTTP for VLR and pretty much half the responses in that thread were people telling me to prepare myself for how awful this was going to be. So I've been working my way through the Zero escape series and I've finally reached the conclusion.