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This is with 4 xbox One S / Series S controllers paired before launching the game
Super wide support would be nice as well.
RTX 2070, Ryzen 3600, Win 10
I'm also running a 3600 maybe its something related. In any case id like an answer sometime soon or this is an easy refund
I'm on a RTX 2070 with Ryzen 3800xt and its fine my side. Just played about an hour with no stability issues.
I'm pretty sure it comes from the game booting in fullscreen, and my computer having a hell of a time with fullscreen games because I have two monitors with different resolutions that always causes some funky graphics card/driver/Windows issues. I would press "Play" from the steam client, the screen would flash white (the pre-logo splash screen of the game I'm assuming?) and then right away, the steam client would flash on top of the game window--this also minimized the game, and when you minimize/unfocus a fullscreen game, it pauses. Clicking the game from the taskbar would only flash the screen again, and then steam would jump right back in front and re-minimize the game. It just doesnt want to focus because it's fullscreen. This unfortunately made it (almost) impossible to get into the game.
For anyone else having this or a similar issue, how I managed to get into the game (mileage may vary) was to quickly click on the game icon in my taskbar then immediately right click the icon before my taskbar disappeared for the fullscreen game--Not sure how or why, but I guess on my Windows machine, having the right-click properties pop-up kept the game focused. Once the game booted up, I clicked within the game itself to focus it, and then used my controller to progress through character creation and then get to "My Data" and then Settings and then graphics. Turned it to Windows Mode. No longer crashed on startup and played the game until 2am. Whoops.
I know this is very much a me-and-my-garbage-PC problem, but I see a few others have similar issues, so...
win10, ryzen 9 3900xt, amd radeon 5700xt, 64go ram ddr4
but after restart the game crash lol what's this game, sega where are you ??? you sleep ?
Just by watching the trailer alone you could see this is intended as a "party game" for fun and not as a Olympic Games sim. Plus, Sega Saturn was released in 94 in Japan.