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Click on the link below to download the latest update for the full version of Payback:

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Extract the archive into the root directory of your copy of Payback. This will extract the updated files into the "Payback" folder of the SD card.
Make sure you do not extract the files to the wrong directory or the game's copy protections measures may trigger, causing the game to fail to load. If this happens, remove the incorrectly placed files and try again.
The update is at your own risk. This update is for the full version of the game only - it will not work on the demo.

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v1.1:

Mid-level save support
Added an option for the player to respawn if they get stuck
Added a message warning the player that they are about to overwrite an existing replay if they choose the same filename
Added an option to allow the player to delete replays
Disabled the handbrake when reversing as it was causing many people to think the controls were broken when going backwards
Added a version number to the loading screen

v1.0:

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v1.1:

Fixed intermittent crash after playing the intro movie
Fixed an illegal memory access if the player jumped a car on top of the city wall and then got out
Fixed intermittent crash going from gameplay to the main menu
Fixed intermittent audio problems (incorrect frequency, distorted or silent)
Made replays more reliable
Fixed a small memory leak if the player saved a replay with the same name as an existing replay
Was unable to reproduce "briefcase guy gets stuck on fence sometimes" bug, but did adjust waypoints to reduce chances of it happening
Reduced sound stuttering when loading/saving

v1.0:

This update is freely distributable but you should not modify it in any way. The full game is not freely distributable.

For further information about Payback, click here.

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