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 Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:54 am
this news came to me as quite a shock...
On January 26th, 2007, Roxor released Revision R23 (also referred to as r23). R23 serves as a countermeasure to the Ogg Length Patch, as r23 forces all custom songs to end after the alloted 120 second time limit. It is also listed with an ambiguous "fix inaccurate input on some kits" change.
Despite the changes, Revision 23 is more unpopular with the fanbase than Revision 21 was due to the strict time limit, since some official Dance Dance Revolution songs and many songs on the In The Groove 2 cabinet itself go beyond this time limit. Some players feel that RoXor should have implemented a system similar to Dance Dance Revolution 5th Mix in which songs longer than 3 minutes should take up at least two to three stages on the players playthrough than try to just counteract the Ogg Length patch.
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i believed roxor died and would never touch ITG any more.
well mthis patch i can see the need for it.
lots of owners of an ITG would see loss of profits it everyone would play 10minute songs. though the 120 second limit still feels as evil.
i agree on the part as cost of stages; 3min+ is 2 stages, 5 min+ is 3 stages, 6min+ is unplayable.
i think that would be the most satisfying solution, but that mine opion
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:36 am
Roxor is not dead, just ITG. I'm not sure if they're still allowed to produce/sell any more ITG games, but they are still allowed to patch currently-existing games.
That particular patch has been out for awhile. I wouldn't want it in my machine either. >_>
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