The Full Voice preorder bonus is the only DLC that exists for Akai Katana Shin to my knowledge.denpanosekai wrote:I guess so?!? What other DLC came out?DragonInstall wrote:Will this version have the special voices that were in the first prints of the japanese version?
My store has five. Which is my fault, since I pre-ordered multiple copies to make sure the store got it. Any one want Death Smiles?BulletMagnet wrote: I wouldn't blame them too much, considering that this is a somewhat risky venture as it is, and they need to keep costs down...not to mention that every Gamestop from here to Timbuktu probably still has at least one unsold Deathsmiles LE sitting in its storage room gathering dust.
Unboxing videos of standard-edition console games have to be one of the most hilariously sad things in the world. "Oh, hey, there's a disc and a manual. Well, thanks for watching."NeoStrayCat wrote:Bump again, unboxing...Why doesn't the US get a pre-order T-shirt, lol. It looks awesome though...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmaBfITsgG0
vgp.caShelcoof wrote:Guys.... does anyone know if this game will be released in Canada?
I'm searching everywhere and no online shops have it available for pre-order
Where is the best place to import to Aus from?BPzeBanshee wrote:No sign of this showing up anywhere in Australian stores including EBGames.
Looks like I'm gonna have to import again.
Awesomedan76 wrote:Just to let you know, the 4:3 screen issue has been fixed for this release. Get your crt's out!
Nice one RSG, pretty damn good manual as well.
ozgameshop.com I would say.spl wrote:Where is the best place to import to Aus from?BPzeBanshee wrote:No sign of this showing up anywhere in Australian stores including EBGames.
Looks like I'm gonna have to import again.
RegalSin wrote:Rape is very shakey subject. It falls into the catergory of Womens right, Homosexaul rights, and Black rights.
In my previous history I've imported thanks to a member of the forum, NCSX and Zavvi.com. NCSX will charge a fair bit extra and IMO unnecessary to go near them in this case so Zavvi is probably the way to go. Expect to wait at least a month either way though.spl wrote:Where is the best place to import to Aus from?BPzeBanshee wrote:No sign of this showing up anywhere in Australian stores including EBGames
Looks like I'm gonna have to import again.
What was the 4:3 issue? It looked fine on my screen.dan76 wrote:Just to let you know, the 4:3 screen issue has been fixed for this release. Get your crt's out!
Nice one RSG, pretty damn good manual as well.
I totally missed that comment by dan76! If this issue is actually fixed I'll be jumping for joy.colour_thief wrote:What was the 4:3 issue? It looked fine on my screen.dan76 wrote:Just to let you know, the 4:3 screen issue has been fixed for this release. Get your crt's out!
Nice one RSG, pretty damn good manual as well.
Interesting. How are you playing? If my Xbox is set to 640x480 and 4:3, and I play arcade mode with the game's wide mode off, I get full screen without anything cut off. None of the video settings do anything, but they don't need tweaking for me.BPzeBanshee wrote:The one *I* was bitching about which I assume is the same issue being referred to here was the zoom settings and stuff greying out when you switched off 'Wide Mode' (going to 4:3). Basically, you'd be unable to change any of your video settings and it zoomed in too much so parts of the screen (read: boss healthbars and score) would be cut out.
Raystorm HD is a 16:9 game, the game has no native 4:3 mode (there is no traditional arcade mode that preserves the original aspect ratio). They took the original 4:3 game, zoomed it in slightly and then widened the field of view. All you're doing is performing an anamorphic widescreen stretch (which can be done at any 4:3 output resolution).colour_thief wrote:BPzeBanshee wrote: Another way to fix it is to set the Xbox to 720p (but displaying on a 4:3 screen, CRT computer monitors should be able to do this) with wide mode on, and then using the video settings to stretch the play area to full screen. Incidentally, this trick also works for fixing Raystorm HD (which otherwise forces the original game's 4:3 to be stretched to widescreen, even when displaying in 4:3 video modes).
If you're probably talking about the NA/PAL ports, probably not, since they already have their own version, I don't see the point since there's also a JP version too.third_strike wrote:If someone know:
Do this game work in JP 360?
The jp version of game is bugged and seems it will not get a patch.NeoStrayCat wrote:If you're probably talking about the NA/PAL ports, probably not, since they already have their own version, I don't see the point since there's also a JP version too.third_strike wrote:If someone know:
Do this game work in JP 360?
Anyways, Premium Theme 2 is now available for 240MSP (again). http://bit.ly/J7gVaG
Why does Microsoft have screen shots for the game on the page for the theme? How about they showcase the actual product so that people are aware of what they're buying.NeoStrayCat wrote:If you're probably talking about the NA/PAL ports, probably not, since they already have their own version, I don't see the point since there's also a JP version too.third_strike wrote:If someone know:
Do this game work in JP 360?
Anyways, Premium Theme 2 is now available for 240MSP (again). http://bit.ly/J7gVaG
third_strike wrote:If someone know:
Do this game work in jp 360?
I find this stuff interesting, but in the interest of staying on-topic have posted my thoughts in the Raystorm HD thread.Kiken wrote:Raystorm HD is a 16:9 game, the game has no native 4:3 mode (there is no traditional arcade mode that preserves the original aspect ratio). They took the original 4:3 game, zoomed it in slightly and then widened the field of view. All you're doing is performing an anamorphic widescreen stretch (which can be done at any 4:3 output resolution).
Where's the proof in that?dan76 wrote:third_strike wrote:If someone know:
Do this game work in jp 360?
No it doesn't.
Now that the 4:3 mode has been fixed for the western release maybe Cave will patch the original.
RegalSin wrote:Rape is very shakey subject. It falls into the catergory of Womens right, Homosexaul rights, and Black rights.
Case in point: slowdown repatched into the United States release of Deathsmiles after slowdown added in by Rising Star for the PAL release.AntiFritz wrote:Where's the proof in that?dan76 wrote:[
Now that the 4:3 mode has been fixed for the western release maybe Cave will patch the original.
I'm not, and I didn't say this was my experience - it's been posted by several members here beforehand. I don't own a JP 360 therefore don't own the original release. Got the demo but that locks all video-related settings among other things. Essentially my bitching is a preventative measure as my CRT TV has no secret menu or any zoom settings other than a half-assed fix of 16:9 black bars that doesn't work properly, so if the game in question can't display 4:3 properly I'm screwed.colour_thief wrote:Interesting. How are you playing? If my Xbox is set to 640x480 and 4:3, and I play arcade mode with the game's wide mode off, I get full screen without anything cut off. None of the video settings do anything, but they don't need tweaking for me.BPzeBanshee wrote:The one *I* was bitching about which I assume is the same issue being referred to here was the zoom settings and stuff greying out when you switched off 'Wide Mode' (going to 4:3). Basically, you'd be unable to change any of your video settings and it zoomed in too much so parts of the screen (read: boss healthbars and score) would be cut out.
I meant proof of it being fixed in the first place.BPzeBanshee wrote:Case in point: slowdown repatched into the United States release of Deathsmiles after slowdown added in by Rising Star for the PAL release.AntiFritz wrote:Where's the proof in that?dan76 wrote:[
Now that the 4:3 mode has been fixed for the western release maybe Cave will patch the original.
RegalSin wrote:Rape is very shakey subject. It falls into the catergory of Womens right, Homosexaul rights, and Black rights.
