On the way home last night, the majority of people got off the train two stops before me. I saw my chance to progress in Tearaway, so got the Vita out and turned it on; it's great that I can be back in the game within a couple of seconds, something we've taken for granted since the DS and PSP.
I pressed Y to record a sound, called "hello" into the microphone, and nothing happened. Surely it can't actually recognise a roar? I pressed Y again and growled into the mic. Again, nothing. No matter what i did, the game didn't recognise that I'd made a sound.
I wondered if there was too much background noise. I waited until I got into the car, and tried again. No luck. Nothing I did let me either cancel the request for a sound or record anything. Searching the Internet today, it seems that there's a bug in the game, which should theoretically be solved by completely turning off the system and then restarting. I'll try that tonight.
I pressed Y to record a sound, called "hello" into the microphone, and nothing happened. Surely it can't actually recognise a roar? I pressed Y again and growled into the mic. Again, nothing. No matter what i did, the game didn't recognise that I'd made a sound.
I wondered if there was too much background noise. I waited until I got into the car, and tried again. No luck. Nothing I did let me either cancel the request for a sound or record anything. Searching the Internet today, it seems that there's a bug in the game, which should theoretically be solved by completely turning off the system and then restarting. I'll try that tonight.
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