yes, and even more so is the HD Remaster on PS3 which inspired this little video :)

@@Slick_Widdit I'm am not even going to dispute this 🤣

You can also find a heavy with passengers, and racing version in my workshop, and plenty of other good stuff :) steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198078050731/myworkshopfiles/?appid=1279510

u dont need mods to delete the windows live i can help u play with it

@@HakeSkyy thanks but its working fine, yes I did see there are several ways to get it working :)

Mostly the Sephiroth3 MIDIs are the best ones. Either way 90% of the MIDI's need mixdown work anyway :)

@@80n3y4rdHuh. I see.

Any audio editor should do it. You want to 'stretch' and not just pitch up or tempo adjust. So basically you are simply playing the music faster exactly the same as on a record player, this preserves ALL the original quality, if you go by semitones you can also stretch it perfectly to a key, so is easy to sing to, but for this one it is played roughly 5% faster, it was trial and error just comparing it to the games version, its actually not perfect but close enough for human ears lol. And I used 'Cool Edit Pro 2' lol its very old but is what Adoba Audition is built on, Adobe bought out Syntrillium back in the 2000s but I was given Cool Edit Pro 2 back in college by a tutor and its still very powerful software for anything audio.

Thankyou! Quite happy with it for a first attempt.

Many devs were 'trying something new' at the time, sometimes it worked, others not so much :)

@@80n3y4rd they were trying to make it like thrill kill but didn't work

@@-savy- yeah just like on a record player/ DJ Decks to match the version in the game

played on Duckstation :) I might of used 2x scaling cant remeber so the game could be 480p where as on real it would be more 240p ish

Did you play on hardware or emulator? On real hardware its much less twitchy (input lag on emulator makes it much worse). But yeah this has always had pretty twitchy handling overall.

it does give good atmosphere for what it is haha

​@@80n3y4rdI remember for some reason I pictured the character you play as in this game as a Harry Mason type figure, I still do sometimes. I guess given it's a homebrew game it really is up to your imagination.

Lol, did you check the reply? I dont have them anymore. But if you simply use a simple 'Colour Temperature' setting and good 'cool' until the yellow goes away and the blues come through you will be close :)

Oh lol, Id completely forgot id used reshade haha. Well if you just use the default reshade effects, and use Colour Temperature to cool it down it will have the same effect. And you can do it to your liking. I dont have the setup anymore. It looks like its around 7500K for the colour temp.