That was one of the biggest things I noticed in both DDR and Stepmania, the longer you play the better you get. When I played Stepmania I used to look for just about any new song that I could find.
To me the 32/64 bit is far better. I remember that the first RPG I ever played was Suikoden 2 on the PS, and hey, Final Fantasy 7 was awesome. The Sega Saturn had a few good games before it was discontinued too. And I loved the Zelda games for the N4.
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If Suikoden 2 was the first RPG you've played then how are you even qualified to make this arguement? If you didn't experience Earthbound, Chronotrigger, Final Fantasy VI (FF 3 in the US), Phantasy Star, etc. when they came out on the 16 bit systems then you are basically saying one thing is better than another with experiencing both.
That was the first one that I played, I did however go back and play older ones, I liked Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, but much of the 16 bit games never really did appeal to me as much as the 32/64 bits did.
To me the 32/64 bit is far better. I remember that the first RPG I ever played was Suikoden 2 on the PS, and hey, Final Fantasy 7 was awesome. The Sega Saturn had a few good games before it was discontinued too. And I loved the Zelda games for the N4.
I would recommend checking to make sure that your graphics card drivers are up to date, you may have lost some updates to the drivers when you formated, also you might want to try reinstalling the drivers all together.
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