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Sound also has a problem in regards to volume. You see, bringing up the PET or pressing Z to use the custom gauge, lowers the volume of the bgm a bit. However, using HLE makes this volume decrease permanent until something triggers it to go back to normal. LLE recompiler and interpreter avoid this. | Sound also has a problem in regards to volume. You see, bringing up the PET or pressing Z to use the custom gauge, lowers the volume of the bgm a bit. However, using HLE makes this volume decrease permanent until something triggers it to go back to normal. LLE recompiler and interpreter avoid this. | ||
Use HLE emulation to get past the first cutscene. both LLE interpreter and recompiler hate cutscenes and slows them to a crawl. However, LLE Interpreter is the most accurate outside of cutscenes.|tester=G}} | Use HLE emulation to get past the first cutscene. both LLE interpreter and recompiler hate cutscenes and slows them to a crawl. However, LLE Interpreter is the most accurate outside of cutscenes.|tester=G}} | ||
{{testing/entry|revision=3.0-776|OS=Windows 7 x86|CPU=Core 2 Duo e8600 @ 3.6ghz|GPU= Radeon HD4850|result=Started new game, opening cutscene played with extreme slowdown, title screen music did not. When first character dialogue started, the wrong music may have been playing at this part (using DSound backend, DSP HLE.) Shortly into reading emails at the start of the game, the game froze. Dolphin emulator and the emulation process had not frozen but the game had become unresponsive. Used JIT Recompiler, threads not locked to cores, idle skipping enabled, dual core enabled, DX9 plugin, EFB copy to texture. Opening cutscene aside the game appeared to play at full speed.|tester=}} | |||
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== Gameplay Videos == | == Gameplay Videos == | ||