That's the video I saw... I now at least know what the Power Ups are...Originally Posted by brumma
That's the video I saw... I now at least know what the Power Ups are...Originally Posted by brumma
Yaul: An awesome open source SEGA Saturn software development kit
I have the PCB and as good as the PS2 port is it doesnt compare to the PCB, congratsOriginally Posted by brumma
As far as Karous goes, the shots that you really need to avoid are the circle shaped ones that cannot be canceled by your shot or sword. All shots except for big laser beams can be canceled by the shield. And of course the d.f.s. protects you from everything. That help any?
Just make sure you level up that sword the most.
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PCB. Only ports I have are on DC.Originally Posted by brumma
No cab here, and no room for a cab, so I play the PS2 ports
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Castle Shikigami II
Einhander
Darius Gaiden
Chaos Field
I've no room for a cab either-->supergun hooked up to VGA monitor or a small Sony PVM. Used PVMs are pretty common on eBay--just make sure you get the right kind.Originally Posted by 68k
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You have a Naomi as well, don't you?Originally Posted by dubdubdub
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I understand. How would you level up the sword?Originally Posted by Kiel
Yaul: An awesome open source SEGA Saturn software development kit
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Karous and Trigger Heart Excelica. My Dreamcast is getting some attention again.
The fastest, easiest way is to only use the sword to attack enimies. What I like to do is build up my D.F.S. and when I activate it I just put my ship on top of a large enemy and only use my sword while the D.F.S. is active. It causes big damage and quick leveling up. Son of a bitch this game rocks so hard.Originally Posted by Piratero
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Thanks for the explaination! I'm going to go play some Karous and DoDonPachi!Originally Posted by Kiel
Yaul: An awesome open source SEGA Saturn software development kit
Yes. Button 4 is the weapon change button, and you need to change your weapons throughout the game if you want any hope of scoring well or beating the game.Originally Posted by Piratero
Button 3 is the rapid fire shot. Too bad they didn't give you the different control options like in Galuda 2, as mapping rapid fire to Button 4 for people with 3 buttons setups would be ideal. I rarely use the rapid fire button, could easily play without it or just tap the A button when needed.
Played Border Down. Thats it really, left the shooter cabs alone for the most part.
Yeah, I do the same with EspGaluda II. I just don't map button D. Don't need it really. Are there any other shmups that absolutely require 4 buttons? Just curious because I'll be using a 3-button only control panel.Originally Posted by TWE
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Yaul: An awesome open source SEGA Saturn software development kit
Played quite a few shooters this weekend:
Lightening Force-Genesis
Mushihime-Sama (ultra mode)- PS2
Dodonpachi Daioujou- PS2
Thunder Force III- Genesis
Power Strike- Master System
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Aero Fighters 2! The classic strikes back!
Brave Blade.
Been playing some Dimahoo tate on my PSP during lunch.
man, I kinda miss the old PSP tate. good shit. but the d pad is just total ass, ruined what otherwise would have been a great system imo.
modded mine, works like a charmOriginally Posted by alec
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really? like a charm you say? what did you do to it? how complex was the whole proccess? I would consider getting another PSP if I could actually play it.Originally Posted by pixeljunkie
How are you doing with DoDonpachi Dai Ou Jou? Having a hard time? I'm planning on getting the PCB pretty soon along with a few other shmups.Originally Posted by 68k
On topic: I'm currently playing DoDonPachi on my Saturn. I suck. I can barely get to the second boss with 1 credit.
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Yaul: An awesome open source SEGA Saturn software development kit
i did the popular NES sleeve mod, except the NES sleeve was too thick and wasn't working well for me, so I used some thin plastic from a baseball card sleeve and coated it with scotch tape on both sides to give it a little more thickness. Works great. It wasn't difficult. Just be sure to have canned air.Originally Posted by alec
thanks for that response. I may get another one some time when I get bored of my GB micro.
As for shooters, I'm hoping some will have arrived in the mail today. I've got my fingers crossed (X
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