Gaming Does the Ninja Blade released for J region work on NTSC UC xbox 360&#3

[test84]

Does it?

 

[BiscuitBee]

My sources say: NTSC/J Only

Hahah, some people from the source also tried it with NTSC/U w/HDMI to see if it would be different... and no. It is NTSC/J only.

 GAME - Ninja_Blade_JPN_XBOX360-Caravan

ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ SUPPLiER..: Caravan
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ RiPPER....: Caravan
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ PACKAGER..: Caravan
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ FiLENAME..: cvn-nbj
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ GENRE.....: Action
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ SiZE......: 64 x 100MB
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ ORiGiN....: JPN/NTSC
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ REGION....: NTSC/J ONLY
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ iMAGE.....: ISO
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ SOURCE....: DVD9
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ PLATFORM..: XBOX360
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ RLS DATE..: 2009/01/28
ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ SHOP DATE.: 2009/01/29

 

[test84]

Tnx,
would you please tell me where you checked that, so I won't be asking for further questions.
(if you want, PM me)

 

[T-hug]

You can use http://www.abgx.net/filename/?ch=6 to check all infos about X360 releases, as well as other platforms.

Looking forward to this game myself though from videos it seems to have a lot of QTE moments, not bad if done well I guess.

 

[test84]

That was exactly where I looked before posting this topic, but I couldnt understand whether this one works on other regions or not.

BTW, what does NUKE mean? I saw that in DS roms too.

 

[squirt1000]

NUKE is a term often applied to bad scene releases

 

[test84]

tnx but could you please be more specific?

BTW, what does my medal mean?

 

[War]

How about you check it with DVDMulleter or something? Or see if there's a region-free version.

 

[test84]

oh, thats my mistake, I meant what does "NUKE" mean in more detail.

tnx for answer though.

 

[test84]

guys, would you please explain what does nuke mean?
I get its bad release but as of x360, I can see NUKE releases that don't have proper releases afterwards.

BTW, if its bad, why bother releasing it?

 

[FAST6191]

Releases can be nuked for all sorts of reasons just like they can for all other areas of the scene. Two main general reasons:
scene rules.
I do not have a list of 360 scene rules to hand but generally
if a group repacks a P2P release it will be nuked (even if the release is good from a technical standpoint)
sometimes prerelease games will be nuked if they do not come from a retail source (although it can be weeks before we can tell this).
Some nukes I have seen are for lack if compression (you waste some bandwidth).
If a group propers another release unnecessarily then it will be nuked. Outside of the topsites mind you will probably not see these if it is caught early.
Some nukes are for naming errors (again assuming you get the correct version then there is no problem) or dupe names.
Some nukes are for lack of NFO (not nice but not fatal by any means).

broken release.
While you may think this would be fatal you can sometimes fix releases (you can stealth releases).
Others can not be though (X-Blades_PAL_XBOX360-iCON was recently nuked for bad video data) and you will need to grab the redump (or a patch if it exists).

Naturally some can have elements of both.

If you are on abgx then if you hover over the nuke symbol it will give the reason.

As for why bother, the scene can best be described as a race and sometimes checking is not as thorough as it could be. Sometimes groups do not have a clue, sometimes it does not matter (many do not care about being banned from live and if that means I can play a game 3 weeks ahead of time then by all means release it for me to play).

Regarding lack of a proper if it is just a nfo error/similar then a nfofix may be released or a dir fix may be released and it will not be reflected in the list or they simply may not bother.

 

[triassic911]

How about you check it with DVDMulleter or something? Or see if there's a region-free version.

Anything but this. Mulleter is discontinued. I would only use xdvdmulleter for original xbox 1 games or xbox360e games. Use abgx360 for 360 games.