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DesuSpike
Member
Hey guys, I just recently bought Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core Plus for the Wii. Already, I've encountered a problem with starting up the game. The game would start up properly when I played it for the first time, but now it refuses to move past the AKSYS logo screen. The screen turns all black and I can do nothing.
Anyway to solve this problem?
It sounds like your save is probably corrupted. You'll need to delete your GGXXAC+ save, and then the game should work fine. This sort of corruption can happen if you shut the game (or your Wii) down while the game is auto-saving, which it does every time the screen fades to black. To make sure your saves don't get corrupted, it's usually best to only quit out of the game after going to the main menu screen, and waiting for it to fully load.
Hope that solves your problem. Lemme know if it persists.
DesuSpike
Member
Yeah, it started working again when I deleted my save file. I successfully boot the game twice before the loading problem occurred again. T_T
I made sure for all those tries to shut the Wii off on the menu screen, even waiting a while to make sure I wasn't powering off during an auto-save.
Hmmm. I'll talk to the guys in the know when I get back into work tomorrow, but if you have another SD card, you might wanna try that. It seems like maybe it could be the card itself is bad. Have you had any problems with other games lately?
DesuSpike
Member
I haven't been using an SD card, but it sounds like something I should try out. My saves are stored onto the Wii's internal flash memory.
I'll try to see if I have an SD card lying around.
If it's any help, I did change the game's display settings before the problem showed up for the second time. My successful shots didn't have the options switched around. :S
The only other game I've had problems with was Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but the problem magically disappeared. The disc was probably dirty or something.
I've talked to the other guys here, and unfortunately what I've told you so far is all the advice we've got. :( I really hope it's not your internal memory, because that would really suck, but I don't think it's anything with the game. You might want to try the game at a friend's house, if you have any friends with Wiis. If it IS the disc, you should probably talk to whoever you bought it from, and you should be able to exchange it.
I'm gonna mark this topic as "resolved", since I've reached the limit of what I can do for you at this point, but feel free to re-open it if you learn something else about what's going on. Hope it works out.
DesuSpike
Member
Alright. I'll test the game on a friend's Wii next week or so. I'll do some further experimenting to see what I can dig up.
I'm going to cross my fingers and hope it's not my Wii. If it is, then I will probably exchange the disc for the PS2 version if they still have it in my area.
Thanks for the advice, Belisarius. I'll use it to find a solution.
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