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Shogo:MAD

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Published by Hyperion Entertainment

Category: Action

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Anime-inspired giant robot combat

In Shogo you play Sanjuro, a hotshot commander caught in the middle of a war against a terrorist organisation that cost him his family and his girl-friend. As the plot develops, you will find out that not everything is as you thought it was. But make no mistake: Shogo is all about furious 3D action.

Some sections of the game have to be traversed on foot whilst other sections can only be completed with the aid of a Mobile Combat Armor unit, a 10 meters tall metal suit that packs some really amazing fire-power such as a laser-cannon and a multi-warhead launcher. In true anime fashion, the MCA's are extremely maneuverable and it's great fun to squash a foot-soldier now and then, but just remember to make a run for it when you're the one on foot...

License: commercial (USD $26.00)

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Submitted by bobz on 2001-04-29.

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Great posted by Piga @ 208.114.133.133 on Dec 6 2009 6:33 AM

One of the best single-player shooters for Linux, and that is saying a lot. I would kill for a Blood II: The Chosen port though...

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URL's posted by Piga @ 208.114.132.109 on Feb 19 2008 8:44 PM

The Web links do no work

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Re: URL's posted by SlackerTD @ 142.166.155.247 on Feb 19 2008 11:25 PM

The first two don't work, but if you click the Buy Shogo link, there is a link to the demo on that page.

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upadtes? posted by Anonymous @ 87.205.200.212 on May 2 2007 2:03 AM

hi Do you know something about updates for this games? I don 't found any patches for linux version. I foun patch only for demo version

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too fast posted by Anonymous @ 91.152.85.237 on Feb 26 2007 12:55 AM

hmm sorry to say atleast on my computer (3700+ AMD 64) even with the fps limited to 30, it does not actually take into effect. i open this autoexec.cfg with notepad, and add in the line "Max FPS" "30", yet the game still plays too fast...hmm i am still determined however to get this classic up and running!

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Re: too fast posted by Anonymous @ 64.235.218.46 on Feb 21 2008 2:36 AM

I got it to work at normal speed by forcing VSync in the nvidia driver (with nvidia-settings)

Running on a Core Duo e6750 and a 8800GT 512mb.

Hope this helps. :)

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Wow! Big guns! posted by Rogue Jedi X @ 84.52.141.57 on Dec 6 2005 2:26 AM

A FPS with mechas. What's not to like? I've played this game on Windows once and liked it. Just tried the demo and the only thing bothering me is that I can't adjust the brightness, so I won't rate it just yet.

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Re: Wow! Big guns! posted by Piga @ 208.114.132.109 on Mar 3 2008 5:43 PM

To fix brightness problems, see the FAQ: http://www.shogo-mad.com/faq/shogo.htm

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If gameplay too fast try this posted by Anonymous @ 68.70.55.90 on Nov 28 2004 11:56 AM

If you own a modern video card and the game plays too fast (faster than it is supposed to) you can add this to your autoexec.cfg :

"MaxFPS" "30"

That will fix the issue. Dunno why it is not enabled by default, but there you go...
:)

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Re: If gameplay too fast try this posted by Iggi @ 82.135.86.95 on Nov 1 2007 1:27 AM

Thanks a lot for this hint, it works perfectly with frame limitation enabled (even on a 64 bit system).

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Shogo posted by ikir @ 82.105.207.154 on Sep 22 2004 1:10 AM

One of the best FPS ever.

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Win***s version is great. posted by stevenaaus @ 210.49.97.19 on Jun 22 2004 8:23 AM

Haven't seen this port, but kudos to companies for trying. I played this game through 80%. The Lithtech engine is quite solid.

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Linux client with Windows CD posted by jacius @ 12.223.186.40 on Nov 29 2003 4:34 PM

Can I download the linux client and use the Windows CD that I already own, or must I purchase the game again, from TuxGames (or try to run it in WineX)? I realize that Hyperion gets no money from people using their old CDs, but it sure would be convenient for me.

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Shogo:MAD posted by Anonymous @ 68.108.173.12 on Aug 31 2003 1:30 AM

IIRC, you will need to limit the frames per second to 30 - otherwise, you have all sorts of graphical and other issues. This is a config option for the Windows version, but I'm not sure where this is set under GNU/Linux. It's a top notch game if you can play it.

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	Great posted by Piga @ 208.114.133.133 on Dec 6 2009 6:33 AM
One of the best single-player shooters for Linux, and that is saying a lot. I would kill for a Blood II: The Chosen port though...

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	upadtes? posted by Anonymous @ 87.205.200.212 on May 2 2007 2:03 AM
hi Do you know something about updates for this games? I don 't found any patches for linux version. I foun patch only for demo version

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	Shogo posted by ikir @ 82.105.207.154 on Sep 22 2004 1:10 AM
One of the best FPS ever.

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	Wins version is great.* posted by stevenaaus @ 210.49.97.19 on Jun 22 2004 8:23 AM
Haven't seen this port, but kudos to companies for trying. I played this game through 80%. The Lithtech engine is quite solid.

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	Linux client with Windows CD posted by jacius @ 12.223.186.40 on Nov 29 2003 4:34 PM
Can I download the linux client and use the Windows CD that I already own, or must I purchase the game again, from TuxGames (or try to run it in WineX)? I realize that Hyperion gets no money from people using their old CDs, but it sure would be convenient for me.

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	Shogo:MAD posted by Anonymous @ 68.108.173.12 on Aug 31 2003 1:30 AM
IIRC, you will need to limit the frames per second to 30 - otherwise, you have all sorts of graphical and other issues. This is a config option for the Windows version, but I'm not sure where this is set under GNU/Linux. It's a top notch game if you can play it.

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