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Gungrave Overdose wont load HDL
Gungrave Overdose wont load HDL –
11-01-2004,09:02 PM
I cannot get Gungrave overdose to load in HD Loader. Fat mikes compatability guide says enable mode 1. I tried this and the game goes black at the title screen.
Has anyone had any luck with this game
I have a V9 console. I have HD Loader on my memory card, DMS3+ mod chip. I don't have any of the timestamp patches, but I have the LBA 48 and no disc seek patch.
Thanks for the help
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11-04-2004,04:54 PM
I believe you can only load previously saved games. I don't think starting a new game will work.
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11-05-2004,08:29 PM
Hmm, thats lame, maybe it should be put in the not compatible list....
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11-06-2004,12:38 AM
I've read everywhere that it is not compatable. Odd thing is I installed it and played it from the start last night.Lucky me I guess.
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01-23-2005,01:20 PM
By any chance, how fast are your hard drives because mine is a 5400RPM Maxtor and GunGrave works great for me. I installed GunGrave on my friends hard drive and he has 7200RPM Maxtor and everything was messing up and there was no sound
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01-23-2005,01:42 PM

Originally Posted by
robinfartman
By any chance, how fast are your hard drives because mine is a 5400RPM Maxtor and GunGrave works great for me. I installed GunGrave on my friends hard drive and he has 7200RPM Maxtor and everything was messing up and there was no sound

if that was the case then using Mode 1 like bowerst3 said makes sense since it enables slower hd access.
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01-23-2005,02:30 PM

Originally Posted by
Dark_Killer
if that was the case then using Mode 1 like bowerst3 said makes sense since it enables slower hd access.
I have tried that and it still does not work. When I enable mode1, everything works (sound, etc.) but when I play through stage 1 and finish it, it freezes right after I finish.
I think the best way is to play this on a 5400RPM hard drive not a 7200RPM hard drive.
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