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If you play Commando (USA) or its japanese version Senjou no Ookami (Japan), or just let the demonstrations play from the title screen, there are random times when corrupted graphics appear on screen, and other times where the background appears to "jump". I tried to record this so you can understand better what I mean since this game already is a bit flickery, but none of the video recording options seem to output a file that windows media player or mpv can play. The videos either only have sound or crash the player.
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Garbages and glitches are normal in this game, as you can see from the various gameplay videos on the net, they are not emulator errors. I'm more intrigued by your video creation problems, could you send me one of the videos you created that crashes the player?
Sent them. Yeah the game is supposed to be glitchy as I've seen those videos too, but there are times the whole top half of the screen is filled with a dark repeating pattern for a frame or two and the transition from the title screen to the first stage looks bad, and those are things I didn't see in the videos. To me it just looks worse than it should be looking.
If you play Commando (USA) or its japanese version Senjou no Ookami (Japan), or just let the demonstrations play from the title screen, there are random times when corrupted graphics appear on screen, and other times where the background appears to "jump". I tried to record this so you can understand better what I mean since this game already is a bit flickery, but none of the video recording options seem to output a file that windows media player or mpv can play. The videos either only have sound or crash the player.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: