Chapter 64, for real The judgment a game released on Nintendo 64 in 1997, is often overlooked when it comes to series history. Maybe that will change on March 20, when a Chapter 64 hole, finished with a new chapter of the epilogue, lands on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo switchch, and PC.
Chapter 64 it was originally developed by Midway, not id Software. The new release is hosted by Nightdive Studios, which specializes in restoring old games. Recently reduced the first two Turok games, and works to remember the first The nervous system. Speaking to USGamer Yesterday, Nightdive chief engineer James Haley said Chapter 64 the port will continue with the real story. Mother Demon, the evil giant who was defeated by the Doomslayer at the end of the main campaign, obviously has a sister, and anything like bonding with family hell forces her to take action. This means pushing the Doomslayer out of the basement and hoping for the best.
"Since you were interrupting the hell that never stops, you're trying to chase it by sending it," Haley said. "If you can go back and retaliate, you will be rewarded with the tremendous speed that the actors of this series, young and old, will receive."
Chapter 64 it will also include many lifestyle changes when it comes to today's platforms. This includes support for monitors with refresh rates above 60 Hz, which will allow speeds of up to 1000 frames per second. Nightdive also promises to reduce inverted input, autorun change, new light settings, the ability to change blood color from red to green, and optional movement control on PlayStation 4 and Switch.
The PC port will also provide the first official opportunity to play Chapter 64 with keyboard and mouse.
“It sounds like The judgment– There is another important difference in quality building as compared to older games, ”says LiGKer, quality assurance consultant Li Mikkola. "I don't think the game will be much simpler with modern keyboard and mouse settings – it's more accessible. The learning curve is lower compared to the Nintendo 64 version, as the movement feels much more fluid and there is a slight reduction in the features included in our version, which makes the game feel good."
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