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IS it worth it or should I just emulate the PCB in Tate Mode on my monitor?
subcons said:First one, or second one? Assume the former, but if the latter, Superlite or original release?
I need to find myself a Strikers II for PS1. Been meaning to replace my Saturn copy. Anyone want to buy it off me?
jro said:Strikers II IS Strikers 1945 on PS1. That threw me off when I was looking for a copy of II. Strikers 1945 on PS1 is the same game as Strikers 1945 II on Saturn.
@norton: That's a really good price for that game. I paid $19 plus shipping for my mint PS1 version. No slowdown or anything, supposedly isn't inderior to the Saturn version (surprisingly).
I'd say go for it, especially if you can flip your t.v. 90 degrees to run tate mode. Otherwise you can set it to "original" dimensions, so that it plays the same, but the screen is taller than is displayed at any given time. Takes some getting used to, but works fine from there on out.
subcons said:Oh yeah. I'd forgotten about this. Although, if I'm not mistaken, there is no TATE support for the US release, is there? I'm looking for an import copy which does have TATE. I simply won't buy a vert shooter port if it doesn't support the correct viewing mode.
And yeah, the Saturn version was botched. Strikers 1945 is great on it, but someone screwed up II. PS1 version (Japanese release) is superior as a port.
Segata_Sanshiro said:The lack of tate actually changes the gameplay, unforgivable in my opinion. Get one with tate an import copy.
Liquid Snake said:If you put Saturn & PS versions side-by-side then you'll notice:
- PS has no CG intro found in Saturn version
- Saturn has rich background than PS.
If you have a PS1 you could all ways use a, boot disc simple enoughnorton9478 said:Thanks for the info...
I don't have the ability to hack a PS/PSII. The PSII is my girlfriends so I'm not alowed to fuck with it. So importin is out.
I'll have a Rom box up and running entertainment work station (with VGA display). So I'll just have to emulate.