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|developer = Team SOHO | |developer = Team SOHO | ||
|genre = Action-Adventure | |genre = Action-Adventure | ||
|wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Getaway:_Black_Monday | |wikipedia = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Getaway:_Black_Monday Link] | ||
|gameinfo = The Getaway: Black Monday is an action-adventure open world video game, developed by SCE London Studio and distributed by Team Soho, it was released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2. It is a sequel to The Getaway. Unlike other open-world action-adventure games of this time such as Grand Theft Auto Vice City and Driver III, this game features licensed vehicles from several brands to add to the realism. It follows 3 main protagonists: Sgt Ben "Mitch" Mitchell, Eddie O'Connor and Sam Thompson, each with their own unique abilities. | |gameinfo = The Getaway: Black Monday is an action-adventure open world video game, developed by SCE London Studio and distributed by Team Soho, it was released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2. It is a sequel to The Getaway. Unlike other open-world action-adventure games of this time such as Grand Theft Auto Vice City and Driver III, this game features licensed vehicles from several brands to add to the realism. It follows 3 main protagonists: Sgt Ben "Mitch" Mitchell, Eddie O'Connor and Sam Thompson, each with their own unique abilities. | ||
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This game is far more streamlined than the first Getaway game, and will usually have no problems holding up 50 fps or more at 3x native resolution | This game is far more streamlined than the first Getaway game, and will usually have no problems holding up 50 fps or more at 3x native resolution. | ||
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==Known Issues== | |||
{{Issue | |||
|IssueName=Characters being able to see you/shoot you through walls | |||
|IsFixed=0 | |||
|IssueLevel=1 | |||
|Description=Other characters being able to see you/shoot you through walls. | |||
|Workaround=You should use the superVU recompiler | |||
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Developer(s): Team SOHO
Genre: Action-Adventure
Wikipedia: Link
Game description: The Getaway: Black Monday is an action-adventure open world video game, developed by SCE London Studio and distributed by Team Soho, it was released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2. It is a sequel to The Getaway. Unlike other open-world action-adventure games of this time such as Grand Theft Auto Vice City and Driver III, this game features licensed vehicles from several brands to add to the realism. It follows 3 main protagonists: Sgt Ben "Mitch" Mitchell, Eddie O'Connor and Sam Thompson, each with their own unique abilities.
Test configuration on Windows:
| PCSX2 version: | 1.1.0.5730 |
| Graphics by GSDX: | 5727 0.1.16 |
| Sound by SPU2-X: | 5729 2.0.0 |
| Pad plugin is LilyPad: | 5403 0.11.0 |
| DVD plugin is cDVDGigaherz: | 5692 0.8.0 |
| BIOS version: | USA v2.30 |
Comments: This game is far more streamlined than the first Getaway game, and will usually have no problems holding up 50 fps or more at 3x native resolution. Hack comments: none
Test configuration on Linux:
| PCSX2 version: | untested |
| Graphics by ZZogl: | untested |
| Sound by SPU2-X: | untested |
PC specs used to test the game:
| CPU: | AMD FX-8350 8-core |
| GPU: | AMD Radeon 7700 |
Known Issues
Characters being able to see you/shoot you through walls
- Status: Active
- Type: Serious
- Description: Other characters being able to see you/shoot you through walls.
- Workaround: You should use the superVU recompiler