Groove on fight

[suckamc]

My goodness this game ROCKS! It feels like the same people

who made this made Guilty Gear X(that's a gem on the DC as

well). Ok, so the animation may be a tad choppy here n there, but the control is spot-on. The special effects - spectacular! This game just put a big smile on my face, hehe.

But what really topped it off was after my 1st fighter had been ko'd, and the second came in, and somehow I picked up my ko'd partner and threw it at the opponent! LOL!

That f*cking OWNS!!! AHAHA!!! Oh man, let's see something

like that in a capcom game(yeah right) hehe. And the tunes are top-notch. I've read somewhere on this board about the mp3's having the 2 second blanks, but mine do not. If anyone needs em, lemme know. Im on cable and the mp3s are only around 40 megs. Track 27 is DREAMY

 

[DBOY]

I think the 2 second blanks come in depending on how you burned the disc. Track at Once (TAO) mode inserts brief pauses between your audio tracks while Disc at Once (DAO) does not...

 

[suckamc]

Ah yes DBoy I read a previous reply of yours regarding this issue. It's my understanding that the blanks are added somewhere during the mp3-wav conversion, OR when the iso

is binchunked. Also, it's not a problem with most games I have. Just a few have some issues. Take Gun Frontier for example. The mp3's and wavs are fine, no extra blank space before the tunes at all. But the tracks don't start/end correctly. And in the 1st stage the theme doesn't play at all. Only conclusion I can come up with(after researching) is the cue file needing start/end times for the tracks. So if someone has such a file...