Controls take a while to get used to but once you do, you’ll realize how dumbed down the platforming is in modern games.
There are tons of mods, patches and ports to get these games work flawlessly on modern PCs.

I mean I have no idea but looks like Sony games are nowhere near anything special. They seem attractive in YouTube walkthroughs BUT in actual gameplay on a system, it is painfully boredom. Horizon: Zero POZ, Borecharted: Legacy of Frauds, Dad of War: Glacier Gloomy, Web Man: RayMastered… all these games are boring after at best 3~4 hours of gameplay ONCE you realize that it is the same mechanics and upgrade path that follows a repetitive objective accomplishing level design. Days Gone is the only game that I can recommend but even that $hit is crazy a*s lame at points BUT I will be happily giving it a benefit of doubt.

Tomb raider legend was trash, everything that crystal dynamic has made so far including anniversary, legend and underworld are absolutely hand holding garbage.
Play tomb raider games made by core design (1-6) then we’ll talk.
Watch these if you haven’t played true tomb raider games :
youtu(dot)be/5XSe3CvdXZk
youtu(dot)be/_Xe5X_-o-BI
youtu(dot)be/s0eBv8nvUsc

yep. Crystal Dynamics TR games initially had absolute trash controlling scheme. Even sometimes gamepad won’t even alleviate the situation. But I have heard of those old school TR games and they are really fantastic. But yet to try them out.

I would disagree with you if today is a day from 2017 2018. Because I grew up playing all those Tomb Raider games (not those absolute old ones but from Tomb Raider Legend) and then there is this neighbor-friend of mine who almost always brought up RDR1 & Uncharted games during our weekend gaming discussion. Then YouTube was there & I started watching Uncharted games. As you know (if you are used to watching walkthroughs before owning the game), Uncharted 1 felt like “alright, this is our first try at a qualitatively large open-ended level design & we have tried to make it safe”. It was not spectacular but so so. Uncharted 2 was probably the most deep & interesting titles among any Uncharted games. And Uncharted 3 felt like it was a rush hour and tried to create that charisma from Uncharted 2. It succeeded at times but lacked as well. Now in 2022, I am playing them in RPCS3 and those are exactly the feelings I get.

Thanks for sharing, yeah I read RPCS3 Linux version have less problem than Windows, probably thats also one factor you can play it better, and that AVX512 of course

Agree regarding to Nadine, there is in no way she could outperform Nate but she did because … agenda …

Didn’t work “completely fine”, mouse was and is straight garbage. A game of this calibre should’ve never been in the hands of such a mediocre studio.

Enable the following options:

“Write color buffers” &
“Write depth buffers”

Also set “RSX FIFO accuracy” to “Atomic”.

Played through the first game on my Linux system with an identical RTX 3060 Ti but with a Intel i7-11700F, which has full AVX-512 support.

Hope the above options help you, too!

Oh that Nvidia ganeworks video is still up on NVIDIA’S YouTube page lying it’s @$$ off. Where they sped up the game to make it seems as if it’s running a steady 60 FPS. As I side note, I find it funny how in 2022 devs are marketing 60 FPS like the holy grail. If people would just try 120 Hz once the 60 FPS BS will go away. Because there is no way you can go to 120 and still find 60 acceptable.