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There was a sequal to the game on the Saturn in Japan. Have you tried it ??Quote:
Originally posted by gamevet
The list seems somewhat made up. Mysteria (Riglord Saga) was'nt exactly a big seller for Sega. I loved the game though.
I myself couldn't even make it through the first battle of the original game. I made the "mistake" of playing Shining Force III before it :)
- Kabuki
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Originally posted by kabuki
There was a sequal to the game on the Saturn in Japan. Have you tried it ??
I myself couldn't even make it through the first battle of the original game. I made the "mistake" of playing Shining Force III before it :)
- Kabuki
I don't play Japanes Import RPG's. While I have missed out on some great ones, without the ability to read Japanese language, the game just can't be enjoyed in it's true form.
I bought Mystaria when it came out in the US. I finished the game, but there was one level that I could'nt access. It was a level inside of a hill. For some reason, that level was'nt required to win the game, but there must have been a way to enter it?
Whats up with Art Saint and Headdy Trouble? Could Headdy Trouble be the sequal to Dynamite Headdy*? What is this Art Saint game?
*Yes, I know better than that.
Art Alive sequel? Haha.Quote:
Originally posted by Green
What is this Art Saint game?
im a suragot poster here from the chat
<Daitokuji> i want posted on that post this "It would be funny if that whole list was 100% true"
that is all :)
Whats Art Alive? Kinda sounds familiar.Quote:
Originally posted by Rob
Art Alive sequel? Haha.
Art Alive was to Mario Paint what Menacer was to Super Scope - Sega of America creating crap to follow Nintendo's every move.
Shenmue III??? Where the hell did some of you get Shenmue III from?? I swear, some of you needs to stop seeing things.
As for the games that were announced, Sega already presented their plans in terms of the their development schedule; and the majority of the games will be on the PS2...with the Gamecube coming in 2nd and the X-Box a close 3rd. Also, remember that the majority of the games that are being shown at E3 that are on the X-Box were all being developed before the launch of the system, but after seeing where the market is (and will be) Sega was clear in showing where they will be showing most of their support. The games that'll be coming out in 2003 will be mostly on the PS2 and Gamecube, with the X-Box maintaining the Sega Sports and online titles. All of the original content that's coming out on the X-Box right now is not going to happen after this initial cycle ends. Truth.
Except for the part where Microsoft obtained exclusive rights to Shenmue III last fall.Quote:
Originally posted by Ginjuro
Shenmue III??? Where the hell did some of you get Shenmue III from?? I swear, some of you needs to stop seeing things.
As for the games that were announced, Sega already presented their plans in terms of the their development schedule; and the majority of the games will be on the PS2...with the Gamecube coming in 2nd and the X-Box a close 3rd. Also, remember that the majority of the games that are being shown at E3 that are on the X-Box were all being developed before the launch of the system, but after seeing where the market is (and will be) Sega was clear in showing where they will be showing most of their support. The games that'll be coming out in 2003 will be mostly on the PS2 and Gamecube, with the X-Box maintaining the Sega Sports and online titles. All of the original content that's coming out on the X-Box right now is not going to happen after this initial cycle ends. Truth.
Do i smell a hint of fanboyism in the air???:DQuote:
Originally posted by Ginjuro
As for the games that were announced, Sega already presented their plans in terms of the their development schedule; and the majority of the games will be on the PS2...with the Gamecube coming in 2nd and the X-Box a close 3rd. Also, remember that the majority of the games that are being shown at E3 that are on the X-Box were all being developed before the launch of the system, but after seeing where the market is (and will be) Sega was clear in showing where they will be showing most of their support.