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Gamers on the Sega Forum's have posted reports that in the first level of Condemned 2: Bloodshot for the Playstation 3 there are times when the audio has the tendency to drop or even be lost for a set time.
Sega have said to be investigating the cause to find a solution but for now suggest to gamers to use the standard AV cable, instead of the HDMI cable whilst they sort it out and release a patch.
Players of the PlayStation 3 version of Condemned 2: Bloodshot are reporting that the game's audio has a tendency to drop out or "snap," particularly during the first level.
According to a post on Sega's forums, Sega is currently investigating the cause of the problem, but suggests that using a standard AV cable, instead of an HDMI cable, should fix things in the mean time.
The audio is an integral part of Condemned 2's gloomy and creepy atmosphere. Having it drop out every thirty seconds, as some reports claim is happening with the PS3 version, would all but ruin the immersion and experience. Hopefully Sega will release a patch to solve the problem soon.
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- PS3 Condemned 2 riddled with sound bugs (pspsps.tv)
- Condemned 2 PS3 Suffers From Sound Bug (psxextreme.com)








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Let the fanboys do whatever the *bleep* they want, just watch as they exaggerate the issues, then you can come in and embarass them in how moronic they made themselves look.
See what I mean, Red? I'm not even gonna try here, because that comment is embarassing enough as it is.
Edit: I was merely pointing out the inevitable fanboy remark, not accusing you.
That means everything. It means the difference between me needing to buy a 360 or not when nearly everyone here has a PC and most have one that's able to play these games, whether it's on high settings or not.
Gears of War, Condemned, Mass Effect, Halo even, why should I even buy a 360?
I couldn't stop laughing. Saw that one coming 10,000 miles away.
kk np.
So yes, despite it being on PC as well, it's primarily a 360 game (since 360 games almost always get PC ports).
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