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I've never heard of this nor looked into it, as far as I know losing money is the only thing that can happen when you run.
That's pretty hardcore. How do you go about transferring the music between games? I know your utility can change instruments, but can it also transfer the music as well, or do you still have to do that using old-fashioned hex editing?
And if those voiceovers are real--thats awsome too. However, I assume those voiceovers are for the trailer only.
It's entirely possible that those voiceovers are real. However, Square-Enix is notorious for horrible English dubbing, so I don't expect much to look forward to.
Quotewhat encoder and quality settings are you using? And how large are these videos.XviD MPEG-4 Codec. It works.They have better compression, so the files don't get huge in a quick hurry, though that can happen with any codec.
Seems like the organ samples are the same in RD as they are in CT
what do you think is the largest collection of SNES games that all share the same sound core, prolly something from Nintendo, Capcom, Konami, Lucas Arts, Rare, Square, Enix etc. eh?
I bet a TON of Capcom games reuse stuff like that, they like to recycle. Do you know about this sort of thing? I'm sure you care more about RPG type stuff but still thought I'd ask.