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Hi and thanks for subscribing! 🙂 I am enjoying the game for what it is, a quick, pick up and play Ghostbusting game. The ghost controls are a bit clunky, but I prefer playing as a ghostbuster, personally. I leveled up quite a bit in the game and enjoy the single player. I just wish the game had some more content, like a more in depth story campaign with boss fights and stuff like that.

Do you know if you have the Letter of Invitation, there's a shop in the Southwest corner of Japan where you can get your Stand changed to whatever you want? It's tucked in the lockers of the school somewhere

I still have the game, but it has been a long time since I played. I enjoy the game a lot though. :)

​@@thehumblelonewolfgamer8267 Oh, That's Nice. and I got a question. What version do you play? I play (0.15 / 2015. 11. 21.) Ver. [It calls Tobi Version]

Ok, so finally i've found the secret about this move. I know it's 1 year later, but here it is: You need to hold the dash button, don't release it, and then punch and do the combo. Of course, don't forget to do the triangle version of the hability he just said, but that's the secret. If you let go the dash button mid animation, you need to wait the whole dash animation to finish to punch again, which will make your opponent not punchable. If you hold it, somehow you can cancel your dash animation when punching

@@57Folhinha thank you. I still play the game

Ok, so finally i've found the secret about this move. I know it's 2 years later, but here it is: You need to hold the dash button, don't release it, and then punch and do the combo. Of course, don't forget to do the triangle version of the hability he just said, but that's the secret. If you let go the dash button mid animation, you need to wait the whole dash animation to finish to punch again, which will make your opponent not punchable. If you hold it, somehow you can cancel your dash animation when punching

@@57Folhinha woah... Now I'm gonna have to go back and get my PS3 from home and relearn this. THANK YOU!

@@DiegoGonzalez-zv8jh You're welcome bro, i've discovered this after 3 days playing on a laggy PC after a bunch of trials and errors

Yes you can. :)

@@thehumblelonewolfgamer8267 Okay so I downloaded it but comes next hmm..

In order to actually run the game, you also need to download RPG Maker 2000 here rpgmaker.net/engines/rm2k/

Geovani Trinidad I know it’s painful I had an Xbox 360 then went straight to ps4 so I missed this gem at least we still have eyes of heaven lol

SonicPAJ yeah

@Light Remus Especially with those sunglasses.

Yes, actually. He definitely has a better fashion sense and cooler style. I like Kenshiro too, but let's be honest here...EVERYONE is a fan of Kenshiro because of how OP and badass he is. I tend to find myself liking the underdog characters more, just because they don't get the kind of credit they should. I mentioned I'm not a fan of Jagi's personality, though some of his dialogue can be hilarious, but I am mostly a fan of his outfit and weaponry choices.

+The Humble Lonewolf Gamer heyyy what can I say to each his own brotha,had a few good points I can't lie

I found the combat to be a lot more fast paced and fun despite lacking variety. The manga panel thing while it’s low budget, these games aren’t exactly triple A titles.

@@EKTIBETZBD should i buy ken rage 1 if i already own ken rage 2?

@@scottpilgrym2562 I’d say 4 years later Ken’s Rage 1 has more thought out combat. Just play Lost Paradise instead lol.

@@scottpilgrym2562 cool ass NMH x Scott Pilgrim pfp

@@EKTIBETZBD thank for the replies

Only superior suits federation had were the Gundams, and some of the gun cannons, and the two kinds of guntanks they had that were being used for their particular long range shelling jobs

Looks like they were sending you up against a mess of Gundam RX-79[G] units. They were expensive to build at the time and in limited supply. They were struggling to keep many repaired with limited parts. Not only could they not replace many of them but retro fit some into becoming Ez.8s with upgrades and replacing other's parts with GM pieces. If Zeon kept the war on Earth they likely would've won. If they didn't lose their mining facilities, it would've been a very different story.

That's a majority of the types of mobile suits you fight in this game. Gundams, Gun Cannons and Guntanks, hence my comment on the federation suits being superior to the Zeon suits. I know that the Zeon suits were stronger at first, mainly due to the Federation's lack of mobile suit technology like you mentioned, but in this game you go up against various Gundams, Guncannons and Guntanks for the most part, which were mostly superior to the typical Zaku II mobile suit. Hence why the Gouf and Dom mobile suits in the game as well as the Gelgoog make a huge difference once you unlock them. That's why I commented that the game feels more realistic on the Zeon side because you start off with the Zaku II and are immediately put up against Gundams with beam rifles, but once you unlock the Gouf, the tables quickly start to turn in your favor, as it should. I apologize for the misunderstanding of my comment on this matter.

Did you unzip the file and load it into RPG Maker 2000? Once you load the created game into RPG Maker, just go to "Game" then "Test Play" and it should load up the game. You can only play the game with the RPG maker program running. If you close the RPG maker program, it will close the game window, and you cannot run the game on its own without opening RPG maker first.

what do you mean by 'unzip'?

You have to unzip the downloaded files with a separate program, either 7zip or winrar, just google either one and you should be able to find a download link for free. After having the unzip program, you just open it, and load the file you want to unzip, then extract the folders from the files. It's a simple process, but varies depending on what kind of computer you have. Just try to find a tutorial video either on here or google on how to unzip files for whichever type of computer you own.

okay how do I load the game? I am hopeless with programs.

First install RPG Maker 2000, then once that is done, open it, then go to the top left tab that says "Project" then go to "open project" and load the unzipped file of this game. Once it's loaded go to the "game" tab, then "test game" and the game will start up. Saving your progress in the game will stay saved, so you won't have to worry about losing your progress after closing it.