Edit: The other two games have exactly the same problem.

It's a Japanese launch model. I upgraded the hdd some time ago, so maybe for some odd reasons this is related. However I never encountered a similar problem with any other games I've played so far (far over 100+ titles).Sara wrote:That's... really weird. We never encountered anything like that in testing that I know of.
Can you give me some more information on your PS3 and gaming environment?
Yeah, it was like that in the newest patch of Hitogata Happa. There's a few other changes too, such as Rooty's basic shot and Fool's Flow bomb range.Elixir wrote:Is it just me or does Clover no longer vacuum in gems any more? I know one of the characters did.
I've experienced that with these games, but I also experienced it with MK II. Try rebooting the console and the problem usually goes away. Seems to be most prevalent when the PS3 is downloading in the background.ex.machina wrote:I just downloaded the collection from PSN. Only tried Gundemonium Recollection so far, but it has unbearable sound skipping issues. (in main menu but also in game). Did anyone encounter the same problems?
Edit: The other two games have exactly the same problem.
MX7 wrote:I'm not a fan of a racist, gun nut brony puking his odious and uninformed arguments over every thread that comes up.
Drum wrote:He's also a pederast. Presumably.
Ah glad to hear that I am not the only one experiencing this. I tried rebooting the console but unfortunately the problem remains (I got no background downloads running).njiska wrote: I've experienced that with these games, but I also experienced it with MK II. Try rebooting the console and the problem usually goes away. Seems to be most prevalent when the PS3 is downloading in the background.
For the sake of information gathering I'm running on a 120 GB US Slim. About 20 gb worth of software on it. I'll do more testing tonight.ex.machina wrote:Ah glad to hear that I am not the only one experiencing this. I tried rebooting the console but unfortunately the problem remains (I got no background downloads running).njiska wrote: I've experienced that with these games, but I also experienced it with MK II. Try rebooting the console and the problem usually goes away. Seems to be most prevalent when the PS3 is downloading in the background.
I will test this on my other console now...
MX7 wrote:I'm not a fan of a racist, gun nut brony puking his odious and uninformed arguments over every thread that comes up.
Drum wrote:He's also a pederast. Presumably.
This is very... very weird. I haven't figured out any possible cause here so far.ex.machina wrote:I also just tested Gundemonium Recollection on my second PS3 system (slim console, 250GB I think but no exchanged hdd) and I still got the same sound problems.
I tried this on two completely different setups with two different consoles. Both consoles have quite large hdds (500GB, 250GB), but the 250GB one is from an official model, so I did not exchange it. What I can assume is that the game is maybe streaming the music from hdd and the access is not fast enough!? It sounds like a bad pressed CD with data stopping and skipping from time to time.Sara wrote: This is very... very weird. I haven't figured out any possible cause here so far.
It REALLY shouldn't make a difference but what kind of cable are you using?
Have you tried changing video/audio settings to see if it changes anything?
Hoo boy. I kinda have a bad feeling about this, honestly.
I understand what you're saying, but it's really weird. That shouldn't be possible.ex.machina wrote:I tried this on two completely different setups with two different consoles. Both consoles have quite large hdds (500GB, 250GB), but the 250GB one is from an official model, so I did not exchange it. What I can assume is that the game is maybe streaming the music from hdd and the access is not fast enough!? It sounds like a bad pressed CD with data stopping and skipping from time to time.
No problem, just trying to help.Sara wrote: I understand what you're saying, but it's really weird. That shouldn't be possible.
I know it's really happening and I definitely will be looking into it...
There just isn't much I can say right now other than trying everything you can to see if anything makes a difference...
The PC version is based on the same original game version as the PS3 version.Observer wrote:Just wondering, the PC version of Hitogata Happa is patched to the latest? Or will you guys eventually release any missing updates for it later?
To get extremely high scores, follow all of this. To get better scores, just make note of some of this:kengou wrote:I'm loving the record-to-youtube feature in these games! Wish the game had an explanation for the scoring system and everything, though, it's all very confusing with Gundeadlign and Gundemonium. I guess it has something to do with killing enemies with the mana attack so you cancel their bullets, or something? And what's the point of doing that square+circle move (really obnoxious button combination, by the way)?
Nope. Sorry. Remote Play is supported, but as far as I know, there are no plans for a PSP release.Jockel wrote:This won't be available for the PSP i presume?
Get the PC version then, I guess. No online rankings, but at least you get the games.Jockel wrote:Bummer. I don't see myself buying a PS3, ever.
Linux user here, but i guess it won't hurt THAT much to boot up Windows 7 once in a while. xDSara wrote:Get the PC version then, I guess. No online rankings, but at least you get the games.Jockel wrote:Bummer. I don't see myself buying a PS3, ever.
MX7 wrote:I'm not a fan of a racist, gun nut brony puking his odious and uninformed arguments over every thread that comes up.
Drum wrote:He's also a pederast. Presumably.