During gameplay, the second character that is not under the control of the player can be issued commands via the directional buttons (for tactics) with the AI performing them to the best of its abilities. Finally, a second party member now accompanies the player which they can also switch to and control. A shop system allows the player to purchase weapons that they can also upgrade along with valuable supplies such as medicine and accessories that convey a variety of benefits. However, the player is now able to control the camera for most of the game, as opposed to the static camera angles employed within its predecessors. clif file) but couldn't get rid of it.Like Onimusha 3: Demon Siege, Dawn of Dreams utilizes a complete 3D rendition of its environment rather than pre-rendered backdrops.

In case of the flashing graphics i've tried several methods i've read here, like playing around with the fpu/vu0/vu1 clamping or the gs-uprender/gs-upscale (in the actual config file as well as an extra created. I can press the pause button (touchpad) and it actually pause the game but if i'm like exiting the menu and try to walk or open up the menu again, it just don't work. Tales of Destiny is a little bit stranger: as soon as i'm able to open the menu or activate a skit, the controlls are not working anymore. I've actually just played it for like 15 minutes but it seems to work.

So i've tried to get Tales of Destiny: Director's Cut (SLPS-25841) as well as Tales of Rebirth (SLPS-25450) to work.īoth are booting beyond the PS2 logo and i'm actually able to get past the title screen and into the game, but once i'm in both games got the same issues: the sprites are flashing.īesides this, Tales of Rebirth seems to work fine.

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