Tomb Raider series: [ Ссылка ]
This is the PS1 version. There's not much visual difference from the PC version but there are slowdowns due to well, the PS1. The upside is you get that sweet, sweet dithering.
This time around, I disregard all secrets as they do not provide supplies. This is not a guide, the goal here is purely nostalgia related.
In addition, this is segmented and edited. It might look like it was done in one go but it wasn't.
I'm using Vulkan rendering and PGXP as well as a widescreen hack. PGXP introduces clipping which is prevalent throughout the entire playthrough.
In the PS1 version, you cannot switch weapons or use items except flares without opening the menu like you can in the PC version by using the number keys. I minimize menu usage as much as I can. I would estimate less than a minute of the video is spent in the menu.
Notes
Some in-game cutscenes have partially desynced voice overs/sound effects. Not sure if this is the emulator or an issue inherent to the PS1 version. This affects the cutscene at the end of Escape With The Iris the most, where half a sentence is completely cut off. It's not important to the story, just pure fluff as most dialogue tends to be in the classic Tomb Raiders.
You lose all of your items when you finish each set of levels, so there's even less incentive to hoard stuff.
The Ireland set of levels are really great. I wish the series had leaned more on its horror side rather than trying to be an action game.
00:00 Intro
04:15 Streets of Rome
17:39 Trajan's Markets
32:20 The Colosseum
46:03 The Base
58:27 The Submarine
1:12:43 Deepsea Dive
1:15:19 Sinking Submarine
1:30:31 Gallows Tree
1:43:22 Labyrinth
1:50:29 Old Mill
2:12:49 The 13th Floor
2:30:02 Escape With The Iris
2:44:54 Red Alert
3:03:11 Ending
3:04:20 Credits
