Eternal darkness sanitys requiem iso download

This page was last edited on 17 September , at Developer s. Silicon Knights. Publisher s. Platform s. Release date s. Horror , Survival horror. Input methods. GameCube Controller. Enable Dual Core. Used usual JIT recompiler!

All intro video is working, with sound. Game runs beautifully! All graphics render properly and the game produced little to no lag at max video settings. Playable FPS. Slow in the videos. Sound Off for best performance. Cutscene audio was heavily distorted and unintelligible, otherwise ran perfectly at p with max settings.

Occasional graphic glitch in some cutscene. Runs at full speed but many enemies on screen causes light slowdown. Menus work fine, DirectX 11, 2. Runs fine, 60FPS. Minor audio skips very occasionally. Flawless full speed at 4x native, 8x AA, 4x AF. Most of the game runs at a full 60FPS with almost no graphical issue.

Thanks to TheHatedGravity for helping clean up about two dozen textures And a special thanks to Silicon Knights, may they rest in peace. Website Find. Haven't looked through all the comparisons yet but very glad to see this game getting the updated textures. It's such a great game but the texture work is really rather weak probably due to it being once a N64 game. Very nice! CPU: Intel Core i7 3.

Have't played this game since it first came out on Gamecube, it's a masterpiece but it's pretty dated, many thanks for this one! They also left in at least one texture sheet with N64 buttons , PM hyperspeed Wrote: Loved it! I wasn't lying last year when I said I was still working on it. It just took a little while. They also left in at least one texture sheet with N64 buttons I wasn't lying last year when I said I was still working on it.

It just took a little while Yeah the wait was totally worth. Chester Junior Member. Best of all, it delivers a very different experience than your typical survival-horror game, expanding the genre with some fresh ideas and great execution. Nintendo June 24, -- It may be a mature-rated GameCube adventure with zombies, shotguns and item-fetching puzzles, but according to the president of developer Silicon Knights, Denis Dyack, Eternal Darkness is absolutely not Resident Evil And after finally getting some quality time with the game, we see what he means.

The emphasis here is more on a huge storyline and a theme of insanity than the slasher-flick thrills of the Capcom series. Less survival horror and more psychological thriller, as Dyack calls the game.

In ED you travel through history, playing as 12 characters in different times and places, all improbably but eventually connected. Dyack says more than five hours of cinemas weave the various stories together, including branching paths and more than three endings. And Denis promises one other thing: Eternal Darkness will not be delayed again. As to why it's taken this long, he offers an honest excuse: "We at Silicon Knights were happy with the gameplay, but in talking with Nintendo, we realized it could be a lot better.

Since when did Nintendo get into the Resident Evil market? Somehow, developer Silicon Knights has overcome that taboo to deliver something even more improbable this April: survival horror without B-movie cheese. Or so they say. Too many teeth-chattering experiences will send them over the edge, making them unable to see their inventory, or worse yet, hallucinate that their body is falling to pieces.

This is by far the hardest game I have had to score since going to our new format. On one hand, Eternal Darkness is a fresh game in the otherwise predictable 'Survival Horror'? But on the other hand, this game deals with mature subject and contains visuals that would undoubtedly disturb some players. So before we get to the meat of this review I want to make one thing clear, if you are a fan of horror video games or enjoy a darker themed game, then this is a must buy. If you are a 12 year old, then you have no business playing this game.

Eternal Darkness ED is a refreshing change in the horror genre, not only does it contain the required scares and surprises that seem to be harder and harder to come up with in these games, but players will see that Nintendo spent some dough on the story, which is one of the games strongest points. It is well written and decidedly mature as it involves the main character Alexandra Roivas living out chapters of an ancient book that chronacles her ancestors struggles with the occult.

Graphically, when you first fire up ED, more than likely you won't be that impressed, but what I noticed was, as the game continues along, the graphics improve immensely.

It's almost as if the descriptions from the older times were poorer and therefore reflected a grainier visual translation. As the time periods get more recent the game's graphics also seem to get sharper. I'm not sure if this was all done on purpose or was some sort of fluke, but it all comes together nicely. Additionally, ED has some of the finest audio effects that I have heard in a long time.

All of my surround sound speakers got a great workout and I really enjoyed the ambiance that it seemed to evoke. Lastly, I think it is important that I mention the combat aspects. Although relatively simple, while fighting bad guys with melee weapons, you can select where you want to strike, which is increasingly important when you find yourself surrounded by several monsters, since a head shot typically decapitates the enemies.

Plus with the introduction of magick, this game really does have it all. It is truly a fully versed game. This game is for the hardcore horror fans. I literally got the bejeebers scared out of me when I played it during the midnight hour. Any game that gets under my skin like this one gets my seal of approval. We don't have much to show you on this one, but we can tell you a little bit about the game. Players travel through time, fighting gangs of thugs and various beasts, in order to prevent the human race from being enslaved.

We should have more on this one after E3. Browse games Game Portals. Eternal Darkness - Sanity's Requiem.

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