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Reviews for Rave Groove Adventure Complete Collection
Video:
Rating of 3.0 out of 0
Audio:
Rating of 4.0 out of 0
Subtitles:
Rating of 2.0 out of 0
Overall:
Rating of 3.0 out of 0
Video:
You'll be getting a mixed bag this with this. So I'll keep the overall, final rating at average. The first half of the series is great. You get full-blown widescreen with great quality for a bootleg. Then you hit disc four. For some reason, the first 2 or 3 episodes here are still widescreen, but on a lower resolution, making the screen square with black borders (you'd have to be watching this on a window on your computer to get what I'm saying...) Then you see why. The next episode is in fullscreen, and definitely TV-rip quality. Everything loses it's clarity and seems to worsen to the "end" (*cough*thisseriesrandomlystopswhereitcatchesuptothemanga*cough*) of the series, though that may be my imagination. But the second half of the series IS a big disappointment to what you get from the first in Video criteria. My only theories are A) Only the first half of the series was on DVD in Japan at the time this was released, hence the hasty TV rips for the rest, or B) The whole thing is a TV rip, and whoever was copying it had High Definition for only the time of the first 30 episodes or so but not the rest.
Audio:
Watched it with my PC headphones. It was clear for the most part.
Subtitle:
Watched it with my PC headphones. It was clear for the most part.
Comment:
OPs/EDs/Previews are intact, and the only extra I remember is a promo for the RaVe fighting game GameCube on the first DVD.
Level: 4
Reviews: 8
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21 Aug 2003 05:53:27