After Burner Climax - All Routes - 60fps/Upscaled 4K (Partial Split Screen) скачать в хорошем качестве

After Burner Climax - All Routes - 60fps/Upscaled 4K (Partial Split Screen)

I absolutely love this game. I had a hankering to upload some After Burner Climax gameplay (being played on my PS3). I've never uploaded any footage of me playing as the F18 in this, so I decided to plump for that aircraft. I then had the absolute genius idea of showcasing both sets of stages you can take when you get the choice of which route you want to take. I also do this at the two points in the game where you can access the secret stages by meeting the unlock requirements (in those playthroughs I was using the F14 with the EX option to use unlimited climax mode and also reduced damage to ensure I actually met the requirements) showing the secret and normal stage. As it is, in the playthrough with the F18 here, I'm using the EX option for the huge targeting reticule and faster climax gauge recover, because, hey, why make life difficult for yourself? How do you access the secret stages? From Gamefaqs: "To access the secret stages Golden Valley and Clouds of Twilight in either Score Attack or Arcade mode, you must finish stage 5 (Coastal Industrial Zone) or stage 9A/9B (Iceberg Base/Sea of Clouds) with at least 4 stars. You will then play the secret stage in place of the stage normally encountered (Great River Valley or Sea of Twilight). To earn a star, complete a stage with at least 50% shot down. You will lose one star if you are shot down, and you will lose all stars if you lose all lives and continue the game. You can have a maximum of 5 stars" This was another 4K upload that suffered from the YouTube "4K uploads stuck at 360p bug" - the first upload of this (which I kept unlisted until I could suss out if it was going to play ball or not) was still stuck at 360p 3 days after I'd uploaded it. Fortunately, I've now got in the habit of uploading new videos to Google drive, which I'd done with that one, and exporting them from there. I deleted that first YouTube version of this, re-exported it (the exact same video) and all the correct resolutions showed up fairly quickly. If you're also having this 4K/360p issue I would definitely recommend uploading your video to Google Drive rather than directly to YouTube and exporting them across. If the correct resolution setting don't show up after a few days, delete the YouTube video and try re-exporting it - it's worked three times for me now. Natively the game was played at 720p, but I've been upscaling my videos to 4K recently as it seems to stop YouTube from compressing them quite as horrifically as 1080p uploads.