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19 years later and it still annoys me.
It's been a while since my last run through, the Anniversary edition, but I'd swear I don't remember so many crashes, and it's growing to be absolutely intolerable.
It seems to be restarting in this HD remaster where the same songs would loop from a certain point in the Anniversary.
Not going to fix the issue where some Japanese dialog plays in English?
No option to disable/enable filters?
Of freaking course not.
How about the messed up mipmap rendering that causes texture aliasing that didn't exist in AE? (Just look at distant ground textures in battle and how they flicker and crawl when they didn't before)
How about an optional download to re-enable 4:3 support? (IE: Replace the ugly upscaled and cropped videos back to the 4:3 originals)
What about the option to play the game entirely in 30FPS? So the the 30FPS segments don't have frame pacing problems.
What about the promised fix to the Animation Event Audio Sync in the initial press release that doesn't seemed to have happened? Pretty critical game bug that doesn't exist in the DC or PS2 versions. Only major bug in my eyes left from AE aside from the ones you've added to this version.
Oh man they added another audio bug when Skybox Labs actually had fixed music looping compared to their initial release? That's pretty funny.
PC Korean version was released in Korea (2001).
Could that please be patched?
Anniversary Edition never did that.