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Cxbx-Reloaded
Enter The Matrix [IG-034] [1.26371]
Description
LTCG Title, not supported
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Status
Previous behavior: None reported
Current behavior: Currently not supported
Screenshots
none
Additional Information
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Description
the game boots, background music and menu sounds are clearly recognizable. a blind navigation of the menu is possible. when starting a new game (blind as said) the emulator hangs up, no error message appears.
the only graphical output is a square in the upper right corner, which flickers in the main screen.
Dumps
Status
Previous behavior:
Currently not supported
Current behavior:
state-booting
Screenshots
This game show 2 test-case messages (Version 86a3f88c)
and ends the emulation immidiately after showing them.
This game now boots, and you can interact with the menu. The video stays black until you move the menu at which point a white square appears near the top.
Using build df22c8b:
- Loading intro renders very incorrectly, though all sound plays. Only the first animation displays on screen
- All menus are similarly crunched and flickering. The audio has also started to repeat randomly.
- After pressing start, the game goes into a white, but interactable screen. Game that loads after has a fully black screen, though button presses seem to indicate that something is happening.
- Could not navigate into gameplay blindly, unfortunately
Notable messages:
[0x0AEC] INFO : D3D8 Please report that Enter The Matrix shows the following message:
LOG_TEST_CASE: D3DDevice_Swap: Flags != 0
In EmuPatch_D3DDevice_Swap (D:\a\Cxbx-Reloaded\Cxbx-Reloaded\src\core\hle\D3D8\Direct3D9\Direct3D9.cpp line 5198)
Kernel Debug: KrnlDebug.txt
I was able to finally make out the details of why it didn't seem to be getting to gameplay. While trying to navigate the menu blindly again, I noticed that the screen it took me to was the "select a save location" that despite my best efforts, I couldn't get a screenshot of. Trying to select the Xbox Hard Disk did nothing, just making the selection sound repeatedly. Unlike other titles, it does still claim that it has available blocks and no current save games, but that's the extent of it.