As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of gaming under my belt, I can attest to the rollercoaster ride that is the world of video games. The recent update for the cult-classic GameCube game, Killer7, has taken me on yet another unexpected journey. Having played this gem back in 2005 when it first graced the Nintendo GameCube, I was thrilled to see it resurface on PC a few years ago.
A game for the Nintendo GameCube, which is nearly two decades old, has unexpectedly gotten a fresh update. Over the last ten years, several GameCube games that were once stuck on this platform have been revived or moved to newer hardware. Games such as Metroid Prime, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Beyond Good & Evil, Super Mario Sunshine, Resident Evil 4, and Baten Kaitos 1 & 2 have all been revived on new systems in recent times. Now, a game that was transferred to PC back in 2018 has received an unanticipated update with no prior notice.
Recently, an update for the Steam version of Killer7 dropped out of nowhere! This game originally launched on the Nintendo GameCube in 2005, but it’s become something of a cult classic thanks to Grasshopper Manufacture and its visionary director, Suda51. Over the years, I’ve mostly played it on PC since that’s where it’s been accessible. It had been quite some time since any updates were released – the last one was back in January 2019! So, this unexpected patch caught us all off guard as many thought Killer7 was already a fully polished PC title.
The disappointing update for Killer7 appears to have affected the game negatively, as evidenced by the influx of negative reviews on Steam. The main concern seems to be about the AI-upscaled textures that were introduced, which many gamers find problematic. These changes in textures were intended to enhance the game’s performance and make the cutscenes resemble those seen on the GameCube. However, if player feedback is any indication, it appears that Grasshopper and publisher NIS America may have missed their target with these changes.
Looking ahead, there’s uncertainty about whether more changes will be made to the game Killer7. Recently, players have been encountering issues with the game. It’s possible that a fix, aimed at addressing some of these concerns, could be rolled out soon. However, even if an update doesn’t come, you may want to consider purchasing Killer7 right now as it’s currently discounted to $4.99 in a sale that ends on November 8th.
Should your curiosity be piqued, you’ll find a detailed summary of the latest changes to ‘Killer7’ down below.
Killer7 Update Patch Notes
Remastered Videos
- The videos of Killer7 have been updated based on the GameCube videos and updated so that they hopefully play smoother!
- remastered all videos based on the original GameCube videos
- all videos now use webm instead of ogv
Graphic Improvements
- Various changes have been made in order to improve the general graphic performance to give you all a better visual experience.
- more reload animations now use 60fps
- added MSAA support (it can be enabled in the config tool)
- added framerate limiter support (it can be configured in the config tool)
- upscaled more fonts
- upscaled more textures
- added BC7 texture support
- enabled DPI awareness to allow proper 4K resolutions (please disable custom DPI overrides!)
Quick Character Select
- A quick character select option has been added for those using gamepads.
- added a “Quick Character Select” option when playing with the gamepad
– defaults to Left Trigger
– configurable in the config tool
Other Gameplay Improvements
- junctions can now be selected faster when using the mouse
- it’s now possible to select all skills in the TV menu when using the mouse
- Kess Bloodysunday’s cutscenes are now skippable
- replaced fixed Xbox button references with dynamic button glyphs
– properly displays customized buttons
– added support for keyboard and mouse buttons - removed references to the “Memory Card” when saving or loading
- the config tool now checks for incorrect duplicate bindings
- added DualShock 4 & DualSense support
Various Bug Fixes
- fixed the rendering of characters at junctions (they no longer appear red)
- various fixes when using a monitor with a refresh rate greater than 60hz
– mouse aiming was too slow
– certain animations were too fast - fixed the Handsomemen death particle effect
- fixed a rare legacy crash during the “Susie in dryer” scene
- fixed text errors in various subtitles and memos
- fixed a legacy bug in the Ulmeyda boss fight
- fixed a graphical bug when quitting the game during the Curtis boss fight
- Hopper7 mode now displays Camelia’s weak spot
- fixed a rare random crash when opening the ingame menu
- fixed an audio bug when (un)plugging headphones
- fixed a legacy graphical glitch when battling using Kevin
- fixed mouse issues when they had a high polling rate
- various optimizations
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2024-10-28 03:09