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Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem | |
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Developer(s) | Silicon Knights |
Publisher(s) | Nintendo |
Platform(s) | GameCube |
Release date(s) | NA June 23, 2002 JP October 25, 2002 EU November 1, 2002 AUS November 7, 2002 KO February 14, 2003 |
Genre(s) | Horror, Survival horror |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
Input methods | GameCube Controller |
Compatibility | 4 Playable |
GameIDs | GEDP01, GEDE01, GEDJ01, GEDW01 |
See also.. | Dolphin Forum thread Open Issues Search Google Search Wikipedia |
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (aka Eternal Darkness: Manukareta 13-nin in Japan) is a psychological horror video game released for the Nintendo GameCube, developed by Canadian developer Silicon Knights and originally planned for the Nintendo 64. It was the first video game published directly by Nintendo, rather than a third-party developer, to be rated M for mature by the Entertainment Software Rating Board.
- 1Emulation Information
- 2Problems
- 3Enhancemetns
- 4Configuration
Emulation Information
16:9
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem has a native 16:9 display option, but it requires enabling it in its internal options and setting Dolphin's Aspect Ratio graphics setting to 'Auto'. Using the widescreen hack with this title is not recommended.
Problems
Green / Purple Transitions
Before and after a chapter, the screen momentarily turns green or purple. Prior to Hybrid XFB in 5.0-5874 turn on Real XFB or after disable 'Store XFB Copies to Texture Only' to avoid this.
Aspect Ratio Distortion
While pausing the game, the aspect ratio can momentarily stretch to each side with default settings, causing a distorted image. Disabling Dual Core corrects this. See issue 10801.
Hang Post Initial Quote
Since 5.0-69, Dolphin will hang in Dualcore and SyncGPU modes when the Edgar Allen Poe quote displays. Refer issue 9706. Use Deterministic GPU or Single Core to avoid the issue. Deterministic GPU is now set by default as of 5.0-4788.
Enhancemetns
Blurry Distant Textures
Since 5.0-5745, textures in Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem will appear blurry in the distance at internal resolutions above native, due to false positives in Arbitrary Mipmap Detection. Since 5.0-8296, this setting can be disabled to work around the issue. However, if any 'mip trick' effects are used by the game, they will not work correctly.
In prior versions, the only workaround is to enable GPU Texture Decoding.
Configuration
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General
Config | Setting | Notes |
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Enable Dual Core | Off | Solves aspect ratio glitches when pausing |
Graphics
Eternal Darkness Pc
Config | Setting | Notes |
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Store XFB Copies to Texture Only | Off | Avoid purple transitions |
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Version Compatibility
The graph below charts the compatibility with Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem since Dolphin's 2.0 release, listing revisions only where a compatibility change occurred.
5.0-10463(current)
2.0(r5384)
Compatibility can be assumed to align with the indicated revisions. However, compatibility may extend to prior revisions or compatibility gaps may exist within ranges indicated as compatible due to limited testing. Please update as appropriate.
Testing
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Test Entries | |||||
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Revision | OS Version | CPU | GPU | Result | Tester |
r6495 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i7-960 | ATI Radeon HD 5870 | Hangs after initial quote /w DX9,11 and JIT/JITIL | |
r7128 | Windows XP | AMD Athlon II x2 215 @ 3.45GHz | NVIDIA GeForce 7025 | Game completed (green part) - with 35-55FPS (65-90% of speed). Used usual (JIT) recompiler! All intro video is working, with sound. | |
r7283 | Windows 7 | Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 | ATI Radeon HD 4760 | Game runs beautifully! I was using the experimental JITIL compiler. All graphics render properly and the game produced little to no lag at max video settings. The only issue i had was when the piano/organ/ maid character sounds played, they would continue to play until you reloaded the game or a new scene was played. | |
r7411 | Windows XP | Intel Atom N270 @ 1.6GHz | Intel GMA 945 | Playable 10-13FPS. Slow in the videos. Uncheck Scaled EFB EFB Copy and put Fractional Scale. Sound Off for best performance. | LORPAL |
3.0-415 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i7-2600K | NVIDIA GeForce 570 GTX | Cutscene audio was heavily distorted and unintelligible, otherwise ran perfectly at 1080p with max settings. | |
3.0-636 | Windows 7 | Audio either absent or pure static in DSP HLE. DSP LLE doesn't function (emulator closes immediately on launch). Occasional graphic glitch in some cutscene. | |||
3.0-735 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i5 @ 2.6GHz | AMD Radeon HD 6850 | Runs at full speed but many enemies on screen causes light slowdown. Menus work fine, DirectX 11, 2.5x native, LLE Audio | postorganic |
3.0-765 | Windows 7 | AMD Phenom II X4 965 @ 3.4GHz | AMD Radeon HD 5870 | Runs fine, 60FPS. Menus work fine, DirectX 9/11/OpenGL all fine, 3x native, 9xSSAA, LLE Audio, Had to disable custom projection hack otherwise inventory objects were partially invisible (behind menu background) | JoeCool |
3.5-80 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i7 @ 4.5GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 | Some difficulties with dialogues not appearing in DirectX but OpenGL works great. Minor audio skips very occasionally. Flawless full speed at 4x native, 8x AA, 4x AF | slickochet |
3.5-1389 | Windows 7 | AMD Athlon X2 II @ 3.4GHz | NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT | Emulates perfectly @ 60FPS using Direct 3D11, 4x native and 16x Anisotropics | Tsarchasm |
4.0 | Windows 7 | AMD Phenom X3 8650 @ 2.3GHz | NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT | Most of the game runs at a full 60FPS with almost no graphical issue. However, any on-screen enemies will result in slowdowns, audio during cutscenes lags and cuts a lot, and transitions between chapters cause a momentary green screen. Graphic settings is OpenGL, 1x native, 0x AA, and 1x AF; audio settings is DSP LLE. | |
4.0.2 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i5-4670K @ 4GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti | Pretty much flawless at 60FPS. DirectX, 4x native, 0x AA, and 16x AF; audio settings is DSP LLE. | Darthgamer138 |
4.0.2 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i5-4570 @ 3.2GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti | Performance was perfect -- no lag during normal gameplay, battles, or cutscenes. There is a bit of a 'green tint' whenever a chapter ends, but otherwise no noticeable graphical flaws. Settings are Direct3D11, 2x native, 0xAA, 1xAF, JIT recompiler, and DSP HLE. | |
4.0-3482 | Windows 7 Ultimate | Intel Core i7-4710MQ | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M | Perfect from beginning to end save a green-tinted transition from the end of chapters. Played at 2x native with OpenMP hack on, everything else as is | Andy |
4.0-3482 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i7-4710MQ | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M | Perfect from beginning to end save a green-tinted transition from the end of chapters. Played at 2x native with OpenMP hack on, everything else as is | Andy |
4.0-3917 | Windows 8.1 | AMD FX 8320 @ 3.5GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 | Usually runs at a solid 60FPS. Needed to add projection hack to the .ini file (I did locally and the game's one) to see the menu screen and some pause menu items 'ProjectionHack = 1 PH_SZNear = 0 PH_SZFar = 0 PH_ExtraParam = 0 PH_ZNear = 5 PH_ZFar = 0.15' YOU NEED THIS | Matt |
4.0-5432 | Windows 8.1 | Intel Core i7-4770K @ 3.5GHz | AMD Radeon R9-290 | Runs at solid 60FPS. Occasional clicking/popping in the sound when cut scenes start. No other issues. Added UseXFB = True and UseRealXFB = True to get rid of the green tint on fading between scenes. Other Settings: D3D, Force 16:9, V-Sync, Per-Pixel-Lighting, 2x Native, 8xAA16, 16xAF, DSP LLE | Scythe42 |
5.0-rc-19 | Windows 10 | Intel Core i7-920 @ 2.66GHz | NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT | Runs at solid 60FPS with Virtual XFB. Occasional clicking/popping in the sound when cut scenes start and very minor stutter as new textures/effects are loaded for the first time. No other issues. Added UseXFB = True and UseRealXFB = True to get rid of the green tint on fading between scenes. Other Settings: OpenGL, Force 16:9, V-Sync, Per-Pixel-Lighting, 2x Native, 16xAF, Enable Bounding Box, Disable Fast Depth Calculation, Enable Progressive Scan | Nicholas Steel |
4.0-8863 | Windows 10 | Intel Core i7-3630QM @ 2.4GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GT 635M | Constant 60FPS, using default settings | mbc07 |
5.0-286 | Windows 7 | Intel Core i7-5930k @ 3.5GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 | By default hangs after intro poem with 0FPS, (a know issue since 5.0-69 see issue 9706); was able to get it to run again by going into game properties and unchecking 'Enable Dual Core' or alternatively setting Deterministic Dual Core to 'fake-completion'; haven't check past loading for side-effects. | Kepp |
5.0-6157 | Windows 10 | Intel Core i3-3220 @ 3.3GHz | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 | Tested on OpenGL. Needs XFB to RAM for transitions. Whenever you pause the game, there's a bug where the aspect ratio shifts slightly causing some distortion to the image with default settings; playing in Single Core solves this, or using Crop in Dolphin makes it less noticeable. I had terrible screen tearing in exclusive fullscreen without V-Sync, and some particularly bad stuttering without Hybrid Ubershaders. With XFB to RAM, Crop, V-Sync, and Hybrid Ubershaders all enabled, the experience was nearly perfect minus the aspect ratio shifts. The issue with Lindsey disappearing when under vines did not occur for me. Able to complete the entire game. | Xerxes |
Gameplay Videos
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The old saying 'don't judge a book by its cover' applies perfectly to Eternal Darkness. It doesn't have the graphical flash of the recent 'Cube Resident Evil remake or the cinematic shock value of Silent Hill 2. Instead, ED is a horror game of a different cloth, centered on a carefully constructed, thirteen-chapter story spanning hundreds of years and following 12 characters bound together by fate.
It begins like a good mystery. You, as Alexandra Roivas, have been called to your grandfather's Rhode Island mansion to help investigate his unusual demise. You have as many clues to go on as the local police--in other words, nothing. But as you wander the mansion, you stumble upon a secret room that holds a mysterious book-- The Tome of Eternal Darkness--and (as if there's anything else to do in Rhode Island) you start reading.
From there, you relive the tales of 11 other individuals that build eventually to your own. As you meet new people and see events from different perspectives, the story unravels, coming back together in an epic climax. And while the game focuses heavily on its story, let us put your mind at ease: ED doesn't get lost in meandering, boring exposition and talking heads. The plot that's here is streamlined and important, even if you don't fully understand it as it's happening.
The game doesn't rely on cheap thrills like monsters bursting out of windows (although there are a few moments like that) to make it scary, either. Instead, its creepiness sneaks up on you as you unravel details of the story, take in eerie, ambient sounds and become the victim of countless insanity effects (see side-bar). May we suggest you turn out the lights and turn up your audio system for the maximum effect?
With 12 characters you might think you have to start from scratch with each one --but that's not the case. Each individual has his or her own unique set of weapons, and you start each one without the use of 'magick' (your player's gotta find the Tome first). But you never feel like you're starting completely from zero--the spells you discover with each player carry over to the next character in the gameplay sequence ED's deep magick/weapons system is ambitious, especially for the horror genre. You have lots of options when determining the best way to defeat enemies. Maybe you'll slice off their heads so they can't see you anymore. Or cast a barrier or shield so they can't get close to you and their magickal attacks won't affect you. Or (most importantly of all) enchant your sword or gun to counter a foe's strengths (see sidebar).
And despite what screenshots might make it look like, ED is not a Resident Evil wannabe. It shares the puzzle-solving that series made famous, but it thankfully sheds the need for ammo conservation (you're encouraged to kill everything) and checkpoint-based gameplay (you can save almost anywhere).Silicon Knights' first production under Nintendo's umbrella is a pleasant surprise--a mix of gripping story and addictive gameplay that will be difficult to match.
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My experience with Eternal Darkness prior to playing the final release came in the form of a limited demo shown off at last year's Nintendo Cube Club events. Back then it was slow, clunky and the story (that I'd later discover is the most important of its ingredients) was nonexistent. I expected Resident Evil and because it wasn't that, I dismissed it. That was a mistake. ED's not RE, but it endedup being a fantastic horror game regardless. It's like a good book; it starts off slowly, but once it has its claws in you it doesn't let go. Each episode is different enough to hold your interest and advance the story before whisking you back to the present time. The only complaint I have about its pacing is that the game starts out too easy and doesn't get really difficult until the last quarter. And even though the story hooked me by the time I finished the third chapter, my opinion of the graphics hasn't changed from the time I first played the demo--they're unimpressive and the characters are still too cartoony for my taste. But because ED is so deep and engrossing, the gameplay is so varied, and the magick system has so much technique, looks don't matter so much. That's the weird and cool thing about ED--it's one of few games that doesn't need to rely so much on its visual prowess to keep you interested. Nintendo's first stab at the horror genre is a strong one, and it sets a new benchmark for storytelling in video games.
I'll see you in hell, Eternal Darkness. You thought you had me with that insanity effect that made it look like I was sinking into the floor. I forgot you liked to pull that junk when you froze my game --I was about to restart when it came back up and I realized I'd been had. But when you made it look like my inventory was totally cleared, I knew this was war. Just for that, I'm gonna buy you and beat you three ways from Tuesday. That's right. I can look past your repetitive combat, formulaic structure and sometimes misleading game design. It's your stylish presentation, puzzles and ability to mess with a guy's head that's gonna make me own you. Literally.
I'll say this about ED: It's no Resident Evil..and that's a good thing. The last thing the world needs is another survival-horror clone, so I was happy to see plenty of original ideas here. The unique spell system stands out, especially as it's worked into puzzles later in the game, along with a deep storyline that owes more to the disturbing writings of H,P. Lovecraft than the quick thrills of the Living Dead movies. Too bad combat is so awkward, filled wfth cheap hits and enemies you're usually better off running past (which also activates the game's best feature--the creepy insanity effects). But despite that and a few dull patience-testing hours, ED is worth a play.
Overall rating: 9