Titanic: Adventure Out of Time All CGI Cutscenes (All Endings)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- All CGI Animated Cutscenes recorded from the GOG Version with All Endings and the Animated Cutscenes if you don't get on a lifeboat. Cropped the black borders with only a small loss of quality.
Titanic: Honor and Glory should make this game but using their models.
Wow, for a 25 year old game, these graphics still look incredible!
The game needs a remaster. I would love to know if those blocky artifacts are there in the original video files, but I don't think anyone knows.
@@AndyJakeGaming btw what software did you use to record this?
@@Trainboy-ee4us I used the Xbox Game Bar that came with my windows 10. For other games I use the NVIDIA GeForce Experience in-game overlay.
@@AndyJakeGaming well, which did you use for this?
@@Trainboy-ee4us Xbox Game Bar.
The past, forever locked in regret. But what if the past could be changed?
0:19
When the game came out, I didn't get around to playing it, but my friend did. He was a real Titanic buff for some reason. He later told me of a bad ending scene where you can see a guy drowning, floating by a window. I always imagined the scene to be terrifying, like you could see him still alive, banging against the window pleading for help or something. I don't know why. So seeing the scene now at 6:17 is a little weird. But at least that mystery is solved now, over two decades later.
Still a great game today, and its music can't be beat.
as much as it pains me to say it, the true ending would have to be the last one, even if the best ending was the first. not that I ever played this... but still...
Based on actual history, that last ending was the "canon" ending.
I never knew why, but 8/10 times the game would freeze at @5:00 on my father's early 00's computer. That and the scene with willie getting electrecuted. It happened so frequently that I would always make sure to try and save the game before those cut scenes played.
I reckon they should try and do a remake of this game
This was the best game in the 1990s because of the graphics
This game was so fun I played this a long time ago.
The game requires a 1989 Intel Pentium processor which is Intel 486
with 8 Megabytes of ram.
Sadly, playing the game now on a modern pc thanks to buying digital versions on steam or GOG, but the game is a box in the middle of the screen and there are blocky artifacts that appear in some places, and I don't know if any of that was originally there or not. The game is fully playable, so only a remaster could fix those things, maybe.
@@AndyJakeGaming Oh that sucks, well my first PC was an HP Pavilion Elite model number: HPE-337C back in 2010
It can run this game.
@@AndyJakeGaming wdym by blocky artifacts?
@@fnafinc2021 Very pixelated. There are scenes where the resolution will dip suddenly.
@@AndyJakeGaming Oh yes. This is when you either move forward, or when you turn right. When you turn left, the blocky artifacts disappear.
More than a few things about the sinking scenes have been re-thought since the game came out. I wonder why they even have the Smoking Room stained glass shattering like that, given the room's location and that glass being on the fourth funnel's casing. And all that smoke coming out of the fourth funnel was also odd, since the only thing venting smoke there was the 1st class Smoking Room fireplace as the one real fireplace on the ship. Similarly, the Lounge's sinking, as the aft end of the room is where the ship broke, so it can't have flooded much if at all. No need to mention the dramatic angle, that's more common knowledge now.
Fantastic video! Thank you for this!
6:37 i've always wanted to know the sound effect of those screams..
Me too.
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