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Well, I must be wrong. Is there a different Sonic collection? There must be. A buddy of mine has it for GC and there is DEFINITELY no Sonic CD. I thought is was a rip-off b/c of it.
O, I have to buy the GG Sonics to play it? Nice.
DiffusionX is an attention whore who will say ANYTHING just as long as you talk to him.
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Originally Posted by GameGandalf
Don't forget they have games coming to XBLA too!Quote:
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I like to think of him as TNL's fact-checker.Quote:
Originally Posted by GameGandalf
See what he did there?Quote:
Originally Posted by diffusionx
You're thinking of Sonic Mega Collection, which is mostly focused around the MD/Genesis Sonic carts. Sonic Gems Collection focuses around the offshoot Sonic games (Sonic The Fighters, Sonic CD and Sonic R)... although, the versions of Sonic CD and Sonic R appearing on that disc are the PC ports, not the M/S-CD and Saturn originals.Quote:
Originally Posted by GameGandalf
Good luck with that, since it used a track ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
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Which is exactly why Naka had said time and time again that they hadn't ported System 32 Sega Sonic to a home console. They (Sonic Team) just couldn't tune the play-control to an analog stick correctly (not that it really matters much as Sega Sonic takes all of 15-20 minutes to play through and is painfully repeditive in both execution and design).
And why are we getting yet another MD/Genesis comp? Did Sega lose all of their original arcade PCBs upon which many of these games were based? Capcom had the right idea with their recent collections... give us the ARCADE games. I'd much rather play through the arcade rev of Golden Axe, or it's 4-player sequel.
I have to agree. Unless this collection is going to include some translated imports like Surging Aura or some other rarities, I don't really see the need for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiken
If Sega wants my interest, they'll give me an arcade compilation with true versions of ESWAT, Power Drift, Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder, Moonwalker; and all those other arcade gems that never made it home intact or at all.
ESWAT is better on Genesis, IMO.
I have emailed Sega about Bittorrenting their arcade roms.
Will you guys lick the UMD version when it comes out because it's on PSP?
If it's anything like the DC Smash pack and the Sega Classics for PS2, no thanks.
Oh, that would be the day. Seeing the lost in the arcades sonic games would be neat as well even if you didn't have a trackball. Does anyone know if sega still has the ability to port the old spider man game they did? Or am I safe in assuming the ship saield long ago.Quote:
Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
The games weren't the problem more how bad the emulation was. The sound was so off it was comical, streets of rage two is especially glaring.Quote:
If it's anything like the DC Smash pack and the Sega Classics for PS2, no thanks.