[Wii] Metroid Prime Trilogy

[drhycodan]

One more thing, is there any way to stop the 3d map on the upper right corner to stop fickering?

[Emu_delp]

I'm trying to set up Metroid Prime 1 with mouse and keyboard. However, I'm having problem with the IR pointer which I set up as my mouse. It doesn't really let me go anywhere I can move around in a small window so to speak, I can't even access the save files so I can try it out in game (played a short bit with gamepad first).

There is also a gap between my PC mouse pointer and the ingame pointer in the menu screen, that might be part of the problem but I'm struggling to find where I might fix that. I've tried different settings for Center, Width, Height but no major difference. I think that the culprit is the gap that I mentioned. If someone have more experience with this than me I'm thankful for some tips.

Edit:

I managed to get it working by setting the mouse to cursor instead of axis (this was somewhat hidden), therefore I had to utilize serious Google skills! Hopefully the game will be playable with mouse and kb. So far so good even though it's a bit weird at times.

[Emu_delp]

I've played a bit now and it works sort of well. A few FPS drops here and there but mostly okay. However, when I try to bring up the map I almost always get a crash. I haven't seen this issue mentioned in the wikipage so maybe there is a fix for it?

[walfo1]

(09-07-2016, 03:36 AM)drhycodan Wrote: One more thing, is there any way to stop the 3d map on the upper right corner to stop fickering?

I believe fast depth calculation being switched off solves this issue, at the expense of performance though.

[drhycodan]

Bleh I'm on a 6700k, I think I have performance to spare.

[drhycodan]

Why doesn't this game get put on the list for disabling fast depth?

[Thirteen1355]

(09-08-2016, 12:33 AM)drhycodan Wrote: Why doesn't this game get put on the list for disabling fast depth?

I have a question: I assume you can see my PC specs somewhere in my sig (I had to fill them in at the registration screen). I want to play the Metroid Prime Trilogy, and I've finished Metroid Prime without any issues. But Metroid Prime 2 has crashed once, and features some seldom stuttering moments. Same with Metroid Prime 3, but with more stuttering (mostly 100% though).

If I had to upgrade my PC in order to become able to play Prime 3, should I upgrade CPU, GPU, or RAM, or more than one of these?
And does it even help to upgrade?

[ExtremeDude2]

The metroid games have stuttering that currently can't be fixed even with the fastest computer, hopefully there will be a solution at some point.

[Thirteen1355]

(09-16-2016, 11:28 PM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: The metroid games have studdering that currently can't be fixed even with the fastest computer, hopefully there will be a solution at some point.

Thanks for the quick reply!
But I've been able to finish Prime 1 (Trilogy version) without any stuttering (except for the Ridley fight).

[StripTheSoul]

(09-16-2016, 11:28 PM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: The metroid games have studdering that currently can't be fixed even with the fastest computer, hopefully there will be a solution at some point.

That is 'udderly' unacceptable