oliverclaude
General Morden's Aide
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I hadn't forgiven sega for ... in particular the 32x...
Yet, the 32X has two things, the Saturn hasn't: A great Sonic game & a great/best Virtua Racing port.
I hadn't forgiven sega for ... in particular the 32x...
HBD to the saturn,good thing i never sold my collection given how valuable it's games have become.
Sure has i know the english version of panzer dragoon saga has become insanely expensive.I bought Panzer Dragoon Saga for 50 Euros and Deep Fear for 33... look at that shit now... Retro game collecting in general has become ridiculously expensive in the last 3-5 years.
Sure has i know the english version of panzer dragoon saga has become insanely expensive.
Yup PDS did have a limited run in north america after all.Odd how the other two panzer games have gone up in price.Still the saturn for it's time a console that didn't have much interest,different now with it's demand for it.PDS I can sort of understand, especially since many come in those paper sleeves where the sleeves eat into the discs. It started going up in price the day it was released.
Panzer Dragoon and Zwei... I do not understand, those games are common, they used to go for $5, or $6 used.
Odd how the other two panzer games have gone up in price.
Yet, the 32X has two things, the Saturn hasn't: A great Sonic game & a great/best Virtua Racing port.
It also has a kickass version of MKII.
My favorite part of the 32X is the fact that it acts as a pass-through to play JPN Mega Drive carts on my US Genesis with no physical modification required. Chaotix, Kolibri, and VR are just icing on the cake.
burning rangers is still a really cool game and it's unfortunate there haven't been any other games like it.
Yet, the 32X has two things, the Saturn hasn't: A great Sonic game & a great/best Virtua Racing port.
This is all well and good as 30 year olds with jobs, but 20 years ago when I was living off a maximum of 3 new games a year, this piece of shit taking up the resources of 2 of those 3 didn't feel like a good purchase.
Excellent argument, but considering your back then financial situation... why did you even bother to buy it in the first place? The "next-gen" craze was rather about the Jag & 3DO, PS1 & Saturn were released the very same year as 32X, and with all those ingenious SNES releases of '94/'95 (Hagane, Rockman X series etc.) you had a broad range of great alternatives to choose from. Not to mention all those outstanding Mega Drive titles of that time like Hard Cops, Bloodlines, SoR 3 or Alien Soldier...
...it was an all round bad decision year.
I still like the Genesis and Dreamcast better, but I do have some new found respect for the system. And I'm having a blast with it.
Best system of all time, great peripherals, excellent button layout, excellent system for the time. Playing arcade ports for the most part was a dream come true. I love the DC as well but just not as much as I love the Saturn, same thing for the playstation and any other console for that matter. A library so massive and so good that I have all the titles I want and yet there are still some missing titles I should get my hands on.
The arcade 3d triple pack includes virtua cop, not HotD.
No future in your frontin' and no fun reading long assed posts.
I generally don't like 3d...and every 3d arcade port for Saturn is fun, and excellent. Powerslave? Shouldn't even be possible except on PSX! Right, guis?!? Smoooooth on Saturn.
And news flash-not all Saturn 2d is ace, Ace. See: In The Hunt/Donpachi/Silhouette Mirage.
I'd rather play ^ on PSX, and Gunners Heaven and Geppy X and the Tatsunoko games too.
*my long assed posts are fun to read
*my entire future is built around frontin'
The Saturn is a fine piece of hardware that just got fucked over and over again by Sega's US office from the botched launch to the constant delays and refusing to bring over most of the best games.
I still would probably take the PS1 just for the breadth of games but I spent just as much time playing Saturn back in the day for the superior arcade ports and shmups.
Hats off to Sega's red-headed stepchild.