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3. The game will freeze, you can move the cursor around and it follows but can't click on anything. The audio still plays the last thing it played before crashing in the background.

4. You can call up Task manager and it would run. However, I cannot switch the screen to anything except the game.

5. The only fix is when you sign out of the computer and it forces the game to close, and the computer is back to normal.

- Some games are installed on the SSD, some are installed on the HDD

- I do have Avast installed, so I am not if that could cause any issues. I've yet to try with Avast disabled.

Things I've tried so far:

1. Uninstalling RealTek audio drivers (because I was told audio driver conflicts could cause this problem)

2. Reapplying thermal paste on the CPU and GPU, cleaned to eliminate thermal issues (in fact, everything is rather cool)

3. BIOS has been flashed to the latest stable version

4. GPU driver updated as well

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Real Sound: Kaze no Regret,[a] literally "Real Sound: Regret of Wind", is an adventure audio game developed and published by Warp. The game was first released for the Saturn in July 1997, and later for the Dreamcast in March 1999. Real Sound was intended to provide equal access to sighted and blind players. The subtitle Kaze no Regret means "regret of wind" or "wind's regret".

Although a version featuring an optional "Visual mode" was made in 1999 for the Sega Dreamcast, both versions of the game rely exclusively on the audio portions of the game with the Dreamcast's Visual mode merely displaying non-essential still photos at certain points of the game.

Constructed as an interactive radio drama or an audio gamebook, the player spends the majority of the time listening as the story unfolds. At critical forks in the plot line, a set of chimes will ring, alerting the player that it is now their job to choose the course the plot will take. The choice that is selected is confirmed with the controller and the plot resumes.

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Real Sound: Kaze no Regret ( ) is an adventure game for the Sega Saturn by Warp released in 1997 exclusively in Japan. The game is effectively an audio drama CD for the Saturn with pictures that show up on screen. It was later brought to the Sega Dreamcast, with a limited edition also available.

Real Sound: Kaze no Regret is an audio game: it has no graphics or other visuals of any kind. Gameplay-wise, it is identical to visual novels, with written text and images being replaced by sound. The player listens to the voice-acted story, which is occasionally interrupted by a chime, prompting the player to make a decision and branch the plot.

Real Sound: Kaze no Regret ("The Wind's Regret") is an audio game released for the Sega Saturn by Japanese studio WARP, Inc. and directed and produced by the company's founder Kenji Eno. The game was released on June 15, 1997. The game was re-released for the Dreamcast in 1999 with a visual mode that included pictures and photos to accompany the story, but this version of the game also relies entirely upon sound and audio cues for gameplay.

The game came as a result of contact that Eno had with blind and visually impaired fans of WARP games. Eno was fascinated that the visually impaired would be fans of his games. He thought his games were very visually rich. He even went so far as to contact some of these fans to find out how they played his games if they could not see the games. As a result Eno decided to make a game that would be audio only, with no graphics at all.

Real Sound: Kaze no Regret is a completely spoken and audio game, as a result the game's game play elements were unique and different than most games that came before it. The player would listen to the game's story, similar in manner to a radio play, and would be prompted at particular times to make decisions in the branching storyline. These decisions would be prompted by an audible chime. Some have described the game play as almost like an audio "choose your own adventure" game.

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Hi folks! I'm Paulo Bohrer, a music composer and audio designer based in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil. I'm one of the co-founders of PixelHive, the studio behind Kaze and the Wild Masks, where I'm having lots of fun working on all the audio parts for this game!

I always wanted to have a career where I could combine music/audio and games. When I was just a child, around 7 years old, I remember using a tape recorder in front of the TV to record music from my favorite games and then my piano teacher would learn them by ear and teach me afterwards. I've spent most of my teenage free time playing games and studying the guitar. After graduating from high school, I attended two universities at the same time - coursing music in one and game development in the other. Once I got my degree in music I went to specialize myself in Digital Music Production for Games in San Francisco, CA.

I guess you could say that I always had this goal in mind since I was very young and it has been amazing to make music and sound for games these past years.

The most amazing thing about game music and audio in general is that they are interactive by nature. You can't think of game music linearly as you would think for other types of media. The music should react and adapt to the game mechanics and game design direction. You can't predict what players will be doing with the controller on their hands, so as a composer you need to work on a set of "game rules" to decide how the music will behave to keep players' immersion. It is very unpredictable and challenging. Sometimes it results in a great piece of music that can feel perfect by itself, but it might not work at all when integrated in the game. It's not only about creating a great sounding tune. I find all those aspects pretty challenging and awesome.

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