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Ideally, we don't need re-releases in 10 years, instead, we can run the games that are already out there at the very best they can be with everything their artists and designers created.

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I personally think the latter is not just important for people who have high-end systems now - they are, after all, a tiny minority - rather, it's important because PC is a forever platform. You need a good baseline, and you also need room to grow. When porting a PC game, I'm wondering what is considered a higher priority: making the visuals as good as possible so that high-end pc's can get the most out of it, or making the minimum requirements for the game as low as possible in order to get more people to play the game? In a for-profit company, someone will be thinking 'how many extra copies are we actually going to sell by (e.g.) speeding up rendering by 8%'? And you might only get modest improvements. So you need the right people to even be able to do it (engineers qualified to do performance optimization), and the will and resources to finance it (both the optimization and the additional QA). This is further complicated by the common lack of good automated test coverage for games, which means that changes that might induce new bugs carry a large risk of increasing QA time significantly.

Regarding performance optimization: true performance optimization (as in, not just doing less, but actually doing the same thing with fewer resources) is a challenging engineering task. Also, with some more console-centric developers, there might not be sufficient awareness of what the issue even is. Regarding mouse controls: it's something that might not be tested for enough. I can't speak for any other developers, but here's what I think. I later teamed up with 2 good friends to distribute the workload (and also get into some other fields), and here we are. Again, that's what we ended up doing, and for ToCS2 I just did the port from the beginning. In that case, I ultimately figured out that a short-term consulting could not result in the port quality it deserves and that I need to switch it to an entirely different rendering backend (DX11 from OpenGL), and that it would be easier to just take over the entire port rather than coordinate that. After some (partial, it was a very big challenge) success in patching LKS, he again contacted me for Trails of Cold Steel 1. I never heard back from other people after that, but Ken went along with it without any issues.

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I had been contacted a few times before, and I said the same thing I said every time: 'Sure, but I need the source code and here's my hourly rate'. One day I got an email from Ken Berry of XSEED, asking me whether I could help them in any way with their troubled port of Little King's Story. I don't think there's a generally accepted path to doing that, but I can tell you what happened to me. I've finished my final pass through this thread now, thanks again for all the interesting questions! I'll have another look through the thread tomorrow, so if you have a new and interesting question then do still go ahead and post it, you'll just have to wait a bit ) It's been 3 hours of non-stop answering and it's 01:30 here now, so I'll sign off for today. I'm looking forward to answering any questions regarding modding, the differences between that and working on games professionally, our past projects, today's Ys VIII patch, the ToCS3 porting process, and - of course - anything else! The second project is the PC port of Trails of Cold Steel 3, which will be released on the 24th of March on Steam and GoG, with the same quality, features and enhancements that people enjoyed in ToCS1 and 2.

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This free update is live right now on Steam and GoG. It greatly improves graphical quality options, increases performance stability, improves mouse/keyboard controls, fixes several bugs, and has an experimental bonus feature that I don't think anyone expected (including people involved with the project!): local coop! The first project is a major update for Ys VIII. In late 2018, I co-founded PH3 games, and today we can finally announce our first two large-scale projects! I also made GeDoSaTo, a generic downsampling tool, which was basically Nvidia DSR / AMD VSR before those existed.Р”Р„fter starting to work in games professionally, I ported Trails of Cold Steel 1 and its sequel to PC.

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My name is Peter Thoman, and if you followed PC game modding in the past you may know me as Durante.Р”Р„s a hobbyist modder I created DSfix, a mod for Dark Souls on PC enabling arbitrary resolution rendering and other graphical improvements, several other mods, and some technical modding guides.

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