The game's a fun companion to Arika's PS2 port of White Label at the very least, owing to its incredibly dodgy origins.

Decent? It's a bloody must-have! A superb port of one of the best games ever, and X Mode is a really fhn arrange too - better than many of Cave's own.BIL wrote:I thought post-patch DOJBLEX's port of Black Label was considered decent at the very least? I know EOJ praised it quite highly.
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RNM can be purchased from the GoD service for less than a 2nd hand copy will cost you. No IP lock either IIRC.Bonus! wrote:and so is Radirgy Nova Massive.
It was supposedly disabled with the new patch, but it's never consistent for me. Usually after playing a few rounds, I'll notice it being disabled on the demonstration screen, but then it's applied again when I start the actual game. I think like twice ever has it been disabled in the actual game.jepjepjep wrote:The only bummer about the DOJ port is that screen smoothing can't be turned off (or can it?).
Exactly why I don't like it.jepjepjep wrote:The only bummer about the DOJ port is that screen smoothing can't be turned off (or can it?).
Isn't it lacking in training options too or something?jepjepjep wrote:The only bummer about the DOJ port is that screen smoothing can't be turned off (or can it?).
RegalSin wrote:Rape is very shakey subject. It falls into the catergory of Womens right, Homosexaul rights, and Black rights.
Ginga Force is region free, too.ArmoredCore wrote:Really, western releases of the sequels i want hmm. Time to look 4 j360 deals since i want the full option of the rest like Ginga Force, Calidrius as well.
Honestly, if the game booted off of a DOS type screen, took five minutes to load, and had no options whatsoever, it would still be an incredibly accurate port of DOJ BL, and therefore still be a must buy.AntiFritz wrote:Isn't it lacking in training options too or something?jepjepjep wrote:The only bummer about the DOJ port is that screen smoothing can't be turned off (or can it?).
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Minus the load time, this is actually how I wish all ports were.Skykid wrote:Honestly, if the game booted off of a DOS type screen, took five minutes to load, and had no options whatsoever, it would still be an incredibly accurate port
Yes. WR for both loops / ships.ArmoredCore wrote:The SPS superplay dvd are the latest current WR i assume right?
Too bad too. He had 4 or 5 bombs in stock when he died. He had a pretty good chance of no missing the game there.MSZ wrote:Just watched part of the superplay BD, SPS lost only one life in the entire type-A ura loop, what an impressive run.
Correct except on Ura Loop - Type B that belongs to スガイSTG部 with a score of 519,126,843. SPS got 518,237,076 on his BD run and I believe this is his highest score for the Ura Loop - Type B. Still this is an impressive superplay. Wish they could have included some runs on the X-Mode though. At least we have MrMonkeyMan's video for some inspiration and guidance.Bonus! wrote:Yes. WR for both loops / ships.ArmoredCore wrote:The SPS superplay dvd are the latest current WR i assume right?
xavierjesus wrote:Fcuking love sticks made from random objects. I'm off now actually to buy a plastic vagina...
Where he missed in the type-A ura loop?MSZ wrote:Just watched part of the superplay BD, SPS lost only one life in the entire type-A ura loop, what an impressive run.
During the fight with Doom.hdd60311 wrote:Where he missed in the type-A ura loop?MSZ wrote:Just watched part of the superplay BD, SPS lost only one life in the entire type-A ura loop, what an impressive run.
Bonus! wrote:I received my copy of Ketsui (LE) from Solaris Japan today. I'm very happy with their service and can highly recommend them. Now I only have to get a PS3.
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