Video: CycloDS's in-game slow motion feature |
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While it certainly slows down the frantic gameplay to a more manageable level, one should note that the music doesn't slow down with the gameplay - thus eliminating any embarrassing sound warping (and not giving away the fact that you're practically cheating). However, this also in turn eliminates any usefulness it may have when rhythm games are concerned, specifically Elite Beat Agents and Ouendan 2, where the music being in time with gameplay is key.
In any case, enjoy the video!
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'However, this also in turn eliminates any usefulness it may have when rhythm games are concerned'
Not a problem for me. Not big on the beat.
This feature can really help players achieve the goal of many mini and micro games, such as in Wario Ware or Chocobo Tales. The sound is no indication in these titles.