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That moo joke is so, soooo corny and not good i just, it just automaticaly made me laugh. So it gets a clap for that.Makes me want to play this on my PS2 again...
I wonder, just how rare is a Blockbuster version of Lunatea's Veil? I never even heard of that.
Oh and if you hit Delete on the Memory card icon, it inflates.This game i always thought it looked like an early Dreamcast game on PCSX2 (emulator), but, when i played it on real hardware... It all just, felt right, it didn't felt noticable and dated at all! Shame not many people knows or remembers how this game looked on Real Hardware. But, it is fine on PCSX2 either way.I never was a fan of the outlines on 3D models, but, i'll at least give it a thumbs up for this game not having cartoon shaders for 3D models, which i never really liked, instead, it is committed to use 3D-looking shaders, but it does have lines, and i like it, it looks different to all, y'know, average game that had an outline, which automaticaly meant it needed toon shaders. PRS removed it, i'm not sure if it i a good or bad thing personally, i guess it does lose a bit of identity.
Oh, and I do love how the memory card logo is just a regular Moo..You could say it looks Mootastic! *audience laughter track* ...Okay that pun wasn't funny(Image removed from quote.)I mean, just look at that moo casually chilling and living his best life
Those shots of the TV look better than the game on an emulator, I'm glad that the double lines were an emulator issue.
Mhm. It's a pretty magical experience playing on actual hardware instead of using an emulator. It feels right. If you've haven't played this on an actual ps2 before, and rather played it on emulator, I would highly recommend playing it on an actual Ps2. It runs quite well and the graphic looks quite good for the time era! This is making me curious.. how well does this game run off an emulator?