Fixed it by holding pause throughout startup and somehow getting the pause menu to come up before the "game over" screen. I'm not sure why it worked this time but I hope it helps
Fixed it by holding pause throughout startup and somehow getting the pause menu to come up before the "game over" screen. I'm not sure why it worked this time but I hope it helps
@4fh949f8hwrvWell you for sure are lucky because I cannot get it to work. Just don’t die again or face the consequences.
Okay there’s a way out of it but it’s a pain.
Important steps to follow:
Requires disconnecting controller after seeing the epilepsy warning and make sure you don’t have a bluetooth headset connected because it will make the ps5 overlay stick.
Whenever you fail the attempt you’ll need to close the application and begin again.
I was able to get out of the death loop by disconnecting the controller, reconnecting ~3 seconds after hearing the flatlining sound, and pressing X right before being able to see the message “your controller is disconnected.”
If done correctly you will see the menu and be able to scroll down to load game. Be aware not to select the main menu option like I did or you’ll be thrown back into the death loop again.
It took me like 100 tries to get it right but it works and is easy after you get used to the strict timing.
This is my version of the fix. The YouTuber who originally found it is “Eggs and Beans Reviews”
Check out his video he has a tutorial.
