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|genre = RPG | |genre = RPG | ||
|wikipedia = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_Tower_Abyss Link] | |wikipedia = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_Tower_Abyss Link] | ||
|gamefaqslink = [ | |gamefaqslink = [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps2/533276-shadow-tower-abyss Link] | ||
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|gameinfo =First Person Dungeon Crawler akin to [[King's Field: The Ancient City]]. The game is set within the citadel first featured in ''Shadow Tower'' from PS1, and sees the return of a number of familiar non-player characters. The protagonist, an explorer, is in search of an arcane spear thought to have given great powers to the long-dead ruler of the kingdom, and ushered in an age of unrivalled prosperity. What remains of the kingdom today is largely covered over by the forest, save for the tower itself. Once inside the citadel, the protagonist encounters a mysterious Old Man, who traps him within and forces him to climb to the very top of the structure to escape | |gameinfo =First Person Dungeon Crawler akin to [[King's Field: The Ancient City]]. The game is set within the citadel first featured in ''Shadow Tower'' from PS1, and sees the return of a number of familiar non-player characters. The protagonist, an explorer, is in search of an arcane spear thought to have given great powers to the long-dead ruler of the kingdom, and ushered in an age of unrivalled prosperity. What remains of the kingdom today is largely covered over by the forest, save for the tower itself. Once inside the citadel, the protagonist encounters a mysterious Old Man, who traps him within and forces him to climb to the very top of the structure to escape | ||
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* SPU2-X (r5830) | * SPU2-X (r5830) | ||
* LilyPad (r5822) | * LilyPad (r5822) | ||
|Comments=BIOS: USA v1.60, Direct3D9 (Hardware) gives issues with lighting. Switch to the Direct3D11 for proper lighting. Runs at constant 60 FPS without any speed hacks. | |Comments=BIOS: USA v1.60, Direct3D9 (Hardware) gives issues with lighting. Switch to the Direct3D11 for proper lighting. Runs at constant 60 Video FPS without any speed hacks. | ||
|Tester=Vibhor | |Tester=Vibhor | ||
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|Workaround=Don't use Upscaling | |Workaround=Don't use Upscaling | ||
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{{Issue | {{Issue | ||
|IssueName=Malfunctioning lighting | |IssueName=Malfunctioning lighting | ||
|IsFixed= | |IsFixed=0 | ||
|IssueLevel=0 | |IssueLevel=0 | ||
|Description=The game is too dark with the Direct3D (Hardware) renderers, and the lighting flickers with both Direct3D, OpenGL | |Description=The game is too dark with the Direct3D and Vulkan (Hardware) renderers, and the lighting flickers with both Direct3D, OpenGL (Hardware) renderer. | ||
|Workaround= | |Workaround=Use Software mode | ||
}} | }} | ||