I remember people clowning on old launchers for games back in the day, but I do still really appreciate being able to set resolution, graphics settings, audio, etc before getting hit with a 320p, no antialiased, volume 1000% BWAAAAHHH for potentially a few minutes before I can ever get to an options menu. And even then sometimes the options menu won’t let you adjust graphics and resolution unless you’re on the title screen, and it usually requires a restart of the game.
Being able to adjust all of that before the game started in the first place or at least letting the game go straight to the title screen without intro cinematics or booting straight into the game on first launch is really nice.
Lmao this is me booting up Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth. It always has that 100 loudness BWAAAAAA in the main menu, then when you load the game your settings actually get loaded too
Except when you launch a new game the first time and THE MENU MUSIC IS REALLY LIUD SO YOU YELL TO YOUR FRIENDS HOLYFUCKBOISHANGONICANTHEARYOU
I remember people clowning on old launchers for games back in the day, but I do still really appreciate being able to set resolution, graphics settings, audio, etc before getting hit with a 320p, no antialiased, volume 1000% BWAAAAHHH for potentially a few minutes before I can ever get to an options menu. And even then sometimes the options menu won’t let you adjust graphics and resolution unless you’re on the title screen, and it usually requires a restart of the game.
Being able to adjust all of that before the game started in the first place or at least letting the game go straight to the title screen without intro cinematics or booting straight into the game on first launch is really nice.
Lmao this is me booting up Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth. It always has that 100 loudness BWAAAAAA in the main menu, then when you load the game your settings actually get loaded too