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|Comments=Used all recommended speedhacks, EE cyclerate 2, and VU stealing 1. Using hardware mode, it ran at playable speeds with lag when there are a lot of on screen elements. | |Comments=Used all recommended speedhacks, EE cyclerate 2, and VU stealing 1. Using hardware mode, it ran at playable speeds with lag when there are a lot of on screen elements. | ||
|Tester=Clank | |Tester=Clank | ||
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|Status=2 | |||
|Region=NTSC-U | |||
|OS=Windows 7 64-bit | |||
|CPU=Intel i7 4770k @ 3.5ghz | |||
|GPU=Nvidia GeForce 980 GTX 4GB | |||
|Revision=1.0.0 (r5350) | |||
|Graphics=GSdx r5350 | |||
|Sound= | |||
* SPU2-X r5350 | |||
* LilyPad r5350 | |||
|Comments=Using hardware mode the game runs fine... as long as you don't mind broken textures. You're going to need to use Software rendering if you want to play the game like it is on a PS2, however to do this you will need a fairly bulky PC as Software mode is a bit annoying. I'd also recommend using DX9 software render over DX11 for better framerate. I get 40-60fps at most times on DX9 Software Render. | |||
|Tester=Paulie9990 | |||
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