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 |comment           = Suffers from some bad graphical glitches and huge VRAM usage on a HW renderer. The game turns into monochrome on a software renderer. For more detail, please see [[Raw Danger!]], which uses a slightly-tweaked version of the same graphics engine.
 *As of August 28, 2011, this game is not listed on the official compatibility list (NTSC-J and PAL versions).
-* Using r5371 software mode works ok and you can get rid of some major graphical glitches like the numerous lines that cover your screen. However even with a quad core the game still ran slow unless you used a combination of hacks and EE and VU cycle stealing. Using anything other than native resolution causes the emulator to crawl to a halt and at 6x it causes the computer to freeze.
+* r5371 software mode works ok and you can get rid of some major graphical glitches like the lines that cover your screen. However even with a quad core the game still ran slow unless you used a combination of hacks and EE and VU cycle stealing. Using anything other than native resolution causes the emulator to crawl to a halt and at 6x it causes the computer to freeze.
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+|cputype           = AMD Athlon II X4 630 2.80 GHZ
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+|gputype           = Geforce 9800GT 1GB
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+|pccomment         = You'll need a really powerful GPU or CPU to get this game to run smoothly. Software mode is the only way to play the game without too many graphical glitches but even then the game doesn't run smoothly without hacks. Do NOT use anything higher than native resolution unless your computer can handle it or expect the emulator and your computer to hang.
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