Perfect games for cinema mode in G3D?

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  • #187700
    Ovo
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    I’m looking for games that look great in cinema mode, with all the important effects working (like shadows).

    It doesn’t matter if the game is old with dated graphics, but I just don’t want to feel like I’m playing a subpar version of the game graphics-wise.

    I tried Lego Lord of the Rings yesterday and the graphics were sadly pretty ugly compared to desktop because all post processing and shadows were disabled. But the 3D was excellent and it made me want to play a good game in cinema mode. :)

    #187792
    dborosev
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    I play all my games in cinema mode. I’d say about half have some shadow issues (in g3d) which can be annoying, but they are still playable. Couldn’t tell you off hand which ones though. Just have to try it and see.

    #187797
    moadepth
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    Hi, my favorites are 3rd person games and 2,5d scrollers.
    At the moment I play Vanquish also i would mention
    Bulletstrom, Mass Effect 3, Ryse Son of Rome, Batman AA and so on, all G3d and you can max the depth (5.0) . If I have trouble with shadows I go into the shadertool and switch them off. 2,5d scrollers I have tested SineMora Ex,Castlevania Mirror of Fate, Flashback 2013 looking all awesome.
    But there is so much more….

    #187799
    Ovo
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    Thanks moadepth. Many of the games you mention are not on the supported games list, how do you make them work? User profiles?

    #187800
    moadepth
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    Yes, yeah its a pity there is no overall game list a good approach would be RJKs game list
    (signature under his posts)

    #187823
    Jarilo
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    Grim Dawn

    #187851
    Ovo
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    Woah, RJK’s list is huge! And the 3D screenshots are super useful

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