Cheap cheap level was the only level i had to retry.
So how do i get that "secrets in every stage" trophy? i dont get it.
Hold the D-pad up for the entire stage. Something quirky happens in the stages and after playing through all 6, you get it.
Cheap cheap level was the only level i had to retry.
So how do i get that "secrets in every stage" trophy? i dont get it.
The fucking Chicken song is annoying
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of Cheap Cheap's kitchen!The fucking Chicken song is annoying
Here's hoping for an UmJammer Lammy remaster, too!
The fucking Chicken song is annoying
It took me forever to get past Cheep Cheep. I can't get words to link properly at all, and I have experience with the series. The only way I could get passing grades on verses was hitting everything late intentionally,and ended up just trying to freestyle instead.
Edit: And then I do bathroom in one. It's weird... Cheep Cheep was the only stage I got a bad in so far, but I failed her for 30 minutes straight...
Didn't the guy who voices him personally swindle some Gaffer out of like 50 bucks or something?
Are people having trouble with the cheep cheep level because of input lag or because it's hard? I didn't have a problem with it on the ps1
It's a little disappointing, to be honest. People shrugged off concerns about the cutscenes being untouched in the demo but, lo and behold, the final product comes around and nada.
Video and text interview with Shuhei and Masaya Matsuura about PaRappa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34XcBrgpTgE
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2017/04/04/interview-the-untold-story-of-parappa-the-rapper/
edit: oh god damn it there's a free dynamic theme giveaway on that interview page
What? Where?
Hold the D-pad up for the entire stage. Something quirky happens in the stages and after playing through all 6, you get it.
The input lag is killing me on Cheap Cheap's level.
Are people having trouble with the cheep cheep level because of input lag or because it's hard? I didn't have a problem with it on the ps1
Crap, are all the concerns over input lag something that is caused on a per TV basis, or is there just genuine input lag baked into the title itself for some odd reason?
I'm worried because a game like this will live and die based on the accuracy of inputs. I adore PaRappa, and I pre-ordered this to support the franchise, but I'm gonna be bummed if I'm constantly failing due to something like this.
thread title is great
would have also accepted either of these lines
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The grading seems off on Cheap Cheap, too. I have been dead accurate and my grade still drops. Is anyone else experiencing this?
Surely the aim is to hit the button once PaRappa's face is over it -- what's the deal with the stars? Anything else to be aware of in achieving the best rating?
edit: to those asking, the timing on the original game is a bit strange. If you just press the exact buttons the game asks for at the exact perfect times, you will frequently get "bad" ratings. You get rated better for being slightly off. You routinely get rated even better for adding extra button presses, mixing up which buttons go where, and other "freestyling." This is all true, even playing on the original PS1 with a CRT TV.
I doubt Mr Foxx receives anything from this re-release at all; I doubt very much he has anything in the way of royalties.
Quoting myself because a bunch of folks are asking this question right below my post =p
Is this worth picking up for someone who's never played it or is it more of a nostalgia thing?
Question: Is Dred "I Threatened To Beat Up A Fan Over $100" Foxx involved/receiving royalties for his work in this? I remember covering the debacle on Screwattack a couple of years back and being utterly disgusted as every new bit of information came out.
Voice actors don't get royalties for video games. They get paid for the session they did and that's it.
Is this worth picking up for someone who's never played it or is it more of a nostalgia thing?
I think other reviews misremembered the original, BUT, the added non-CRT lag doesn't help one bit.
I bought this - but haven't played it before, so the timing isn't something I can compare.
Timing issue - there's something in the options that might help - you can choose if the timing is feel or see the beat.
Might help.
To those who are having problems with "input" lag, just press the buttons when it sounds like you should instead of going by the scrolling heads. Once I did that, I beat the last three stages without losing.
Well this explains it.
I mean, what's up with 'Cool' rating? Didn't seem to have any rhyme or reason back in '97 and it still doesn't seem to. I've even watched YouTube videos and tried to mimic but to no avail. :/
Surely the aim is to hit the button once PaRappa's face is over it -- what's the deal with the stars? Anything else to be aware of in achieving the best rating?
That PS Blog article finally has the free dynamic theme back up if anyone's interested.
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2017/04/04/interview-the-untold-story-of-parappa-the-rapper/
Yeah, PaRappa's lyrical response time is off on Cheap Cheap. You can press everything on-time all you want, but the majority of the song you won't pass. For some reason, PaRappa struggles to say his words to the beat, which then the game punishes you for some ridiculous reason. With that and the input lag, Cheap Cheap is a fucking mess. Otherwise, this game is goddamn incredible.
The cutscenes were never going to be remastered, they'd have to be completely remodeled and re-animated since they're prerendered and not in-engine like the gameplay. With that kind of work it'd practically be a remake.