Expectations for film-to-game adaptations are generally low. Though some have been winners, the majority of movie games are non-discrete shovelware that cash in on a preexisting license.
John GodGames Emus has released some new videos, showing Uncharted, The Amazing Spiderman 2 and Thor: God of Thunder running in 4K on the PC via the best Playstation 3 emulator, RPCS3. As you will see below, all three games can now run without any major graphical glitches on RPCS3, however performance is not yet optimal in Uncharted.
It's not the problem.
The rpcs3 is far from perfect, even with new hardware you can't achieve playable fps.
But with a little time the devteam can optimize it and implement new ways to fix textures, fps, audio...
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OXM UK: "I've lost count of how many times in the past two years I've come out of a cinema, or watched a game's credits sequence roll, and felt a teensy bit pleased with myself for being a big old nerdy comic book fan. Classic Marvel and DC franchises are on the up worldwide - Batman: Arkham City has topped charts and Metacritic alike, The Walking Dead XBLA is one of the finest videogame stories out there, and The Avengers Assemble is one of the most profitable films of all time.
But with this power comes great responsibility, and a tragic superhero backstory. Fellow comic fans will tell you how often in the past we've had to watch our favourite heroes submit to brutal character assassination by uncaring executives. Case in point: these six superhero stinkers. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it's a great big whopping turd."
me too, i had it on Gamecube, i admit it wasnt that good but it was actually enjoyable. i'm surprised Superman 64 isnt number 1 on the list.
...and it scores higher than BRINK.
Hmm a decent movie to video game conversion?