- #DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES INSTALL#
- #DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES MOD#
- #DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES UPDATE#
- #DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES PATCH#
- #DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES PS3#
You can double check if you are in the correct folder for ISOs by making sure if you can see "BLUS31197" folder inside it.
Next you need to copy the contents of the "ISO" folder to your PS3/RPCS3 folder where you keep game ISOs and again overwrite everything when asked.īy default that folder is called "ISO" on RPCS3 and "GAMES" on hacked PS3. You can double check if you are in the right "GAME" folder by making sure if you can see "NPUB31251" and "BLUS31197DATA" folders inside. This is extremely crucial because if you do not overwrite the files, naturally this undub will not work. On RPCS3 and CFW PS3s that folder can be found inside "dev_hdd0" directory. Next, copy over the contents of the "GAME" folder from this package to your PS3/RPCS3 "GAME" folder and overwrite everything when asked.
#DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES PATCH#
This is crucial as this unofficial patch will not work unless you ensure those prerequisites.
#DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES INSTALL#
Next make sure you have the official Patch 1.01 as well as the Prequel Story DLC and Japanese Voice DLC Packs installed.Īlso be sure that you have launched the game at least once, performed the Data Install and changed voices to Japanese in Options before next step. We do not support piracy and as such cannot provide those, so if you don't have them we recommend purchasing the game and its DLCs. Please make sure you have the US version of Drakengard 3 (BLUS31197) as well as the patch the game's Prequel Story and Japanese Voice DLCs.
#DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES MOD#
It can be used on both CFW PS3s as well as RPCS3 emulator.įirst, download the patch package from one of the links below which contain all the necessary files:Īfter downloading the patch, extract the contents of the archive with the mod to a folder of your own choice, it's compressed in 7z format which can be unpacked using 7zip or WinRAR, though I recommend 7zip for best compatibility to avoid any potential issues. This patch is currently in prototype stage as at the moment it requires a slightly annoying workaround in order to use it.Īs such we will not be providing tech support for it, other than the instructions you can find below. It replaces all English dub audio in the Prequel Story DLCs with the original Japanese voice acting.ĭialogue box timings are also properly retimed to match the Japanese voice acting based on timings from original Japanese version's files. That's where this unofficial patch comes in to the rescue.
#DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES UPDATE#
They did not update the Japanese Voice Pack DLC after the fact either, making it impossible to play those Prequel Story DLCs with Japanese audio. Square Enix in their forgetfulness for whatever reason did not include Japanese Audio in the Prequel Story DLCs for Drakengard 3. The attached log is from a different run to the above video, but also showing the same problem.Drakengard 3 DLC Undub Patch (Prototype version) by Canzah and Slow for English version of the game. GPU: Vulkan renderer, not sure exactly which graphics settings were used in this specific example, but I have identical results whether or not I have Write Color Buffers, Strict Rendering Mode, GPU Texture Scaling or Disable Vertex Cache turned on. Problem is exhibited in both Linux Mint (would need to reboot to find out version) and Windows 10.ĬPU: Preferred SPU threads 1, SPU loop detection disabled, lower SPU thread priority enabled, thread scheduler enabled
#DRAKENGARD 3 DLC PICTURES PS3#
I've got some recordings from when I had a PS3 available, so I've made a comparison video in the hopes that it's helpful. There is one issue that hasn't been mentioned: there's some kind of rendering glitch - looks like inverted normals - that's causing a lot of shading weirdness on the final boss. I am generally getting getting better audio when playing on Windows with XAudio2 than on Linux with any choices of audio backend. Game is running quite well in general (except for audio stuttering when fighting more than a handful of enemies as mentioned by others, but I think there's no setting that can alleviate that on an i5 4690k).
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