kingbuzzo wrote:No one has mentioned the PC version. The translated version is the same as the PSP only you have the option to add in the epic Turbo Duo soundtrack. I think this makes it the difinitive version personally.
noiseredux wrote:kingbuzzo wrote:No one has mentioned the PC version. The translated version is the same as the PSP only you have the option to add in the epic Turbo Duo soundtrack. I think this makes it the difinitive version personally.
the PC version lets you choose between the original chiptune soundtrack, the PC version soundtrack or the new PSP soundtrack.
kingbuzzo wrote:Correct, but with a simple copy and paste, I have the turbo duo soundtrack in all its glory.
noiseredux wrote:dsheinem wrote:I am playing the PSP port and all the music options seem good. I quite like the take on combat (much more than I though I would) and plowing through enemies is extremely rewarding and fun. So far I quite like this
same -- I thought the combat would suck, but it's actually so fun and fast... hey where is the game clock anyway? I didn't see where it told me how long I've been playing. Oh and I did restart on Normal BTW.
noiseredux wrote:kingbuzzo wrote:Correct, but with a simple copy and paste, I have the turbo duo soundtrack in all its glory.
perhaps I'm confused. Is the chiptune soundtrack not the Turbo soundtrack?
noiseredux wrote:kingbuzzo wrote:Correct, but with a simple copy and paste, I have the turbo duo soundtrack in all its glory.
perhaps I'm confused. Is the chiptune soundtrack not the Turbo soundtrack?
Battles are not turned based. And there’s no swinging swords. Instead you literally ram into enemies. Running into them off-center or from the side or back will increase your chances of getting a hit rather than taking damage.
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