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ok guys, no more then 3 games!
1. Rez - oh man, first time i played this i was reeeally stoned, game was almost a life changing experience. still an amazing game today. love it.
2. PSO - first time i got online with this was fuckin awesome, haven't had this much fun with a game in a while.
3. JSR - fuck, were to start. like Rez, it's one of the few games out there that just nailed everything perfectly.
1. Phantasy Star Online
2. Jet Grind Radio
3. Shenmue 2
No particular order
PSO
SoA
Sonic Adventure the first
EDIT: EDIT: Never mind.
1. Shenmue II
2. Shenmue
3. Sonic Adventure
1 - Phantasy Star Online (haven't played v2)
2 - Jet Grind Radio
3 - Shenmue (haven't played II)
Best Games on the Dreamcast
1. PSO - like stated earlier. It was my first online gaming experience and it was the best. I really need to bust it out and play my old character again
2. Shenmue I & II -
3. Skies of Arcadia -
runners up:
Soul Calibur - I hat fighting games and I love Soul Calibur and it is probably the best in terms of graphics
Metropolis Street Racer - Incredible driving game
Are we basing this only on first party games???
If so
1. Tennis 2K2
2. NFL2K2
3. ChuChu Rocket
Honerable mention JGR
1. Sakura Taisen 3
2. Jet Set Radio
3. Space Channel 5 Part 2
(1) Jet Grind Radio
(2) Skies of Arcadia
(3) Samba De Amigo 2000 .... no, REZ... No, Samba 2000 !! D'oh...
- Kabuki
Unless Sega was a third party on the Dreamcast, yes. :pQuote:
Originally posted by wEEman33
Are we basing this only on first party games???
and the award for paying attention goes too.....Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
Soul Calibur - I hat fighting games and I love Soul Calibur and it is probably the best in terms of graphics
Metropolis Street Racer - Incredible driving game
oh well, atleast one of the games he listed was made by Namco.
1.Skies of Arcadia
2.Jet Grind Radio
3.Sonic Adventure
I wanted to work Crazy Taxi I/II in there somehow, but sacrafices needed to be made!
Jet Set Radio
Rez
House of the Dead 2(Actually this game belongs on a favorites list but I'm gonna list it anyway)
Runner up:
PSO
Edit:Evil typos
1-Jet Grind Radio
2-Shenmue
3-Sonic Adventure
you should all be ashamed of yourselves----
without a doubt
SKIES OF ARCADIA IS #1
I listed 5 games when we were only suppose to list 3
Thanks for pointing that out Lucas
You know where you can stick that power glove! :D
:jest: just kidding :jest:
wow, you are the master of pointing out the obvious.Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
I listed 5 games when we were only suppose to list 3
not only that, but 2 of them weren't even games made by Sega. good going.
:lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Lucas Barton
wow, you are the master of pointing out the obvious.
not only that, but 2 of them weren't even games made by Sega. good going.
Here something obvious
you sound like an asshole
1. VOOT
2. Virtua Fighter 3tb
3. Jet Set Radio
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4. Shenmue 1-2.
aren't you the clever type...Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
Here something obvious
you sound like an asshole
Don't you have anything better to do than point out other peoples mistakes?
I tried to laugh it off and then you come back with a second jab at me.
Whats the matter were you picked on in school as a child and now you can try and pick on others under the animity of the internet?
get a life loser. These boards are mean't for fun communication amoung fellow gamers. Your a boil on the ass of humanity
My choices are...
1. Phantasy Star Online
- the best 200+ hours I've spent on DC. Period.
2. Crazy Taxi
- simple, fun, & addicting (still to this day)
3. Shenmue II
- I actually liked first Shenmue a lot, so you can imagine how I feel about the sequel that has been improved on all aspects.
It's kinda strange that all 3 of my favorite DC games are/soon to be available on other platforms... Could it be the sign of my gaming tastes turning casual? *gasp*
He probably doesn't, so I wouldn't worry about it.Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
Don't you have anything better to do than point out other peoples mistakes?
We have our share of "trollish" types on the boards, so just shrug it off and take it in stride.
Welcome to the boards btw.
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
Your a boil on the ass of humanity
Welcome. Don't get rustled because he doesn't know how to be forgiving. Take it like a man and move on.
See you around the threads. :D
Thanks Kidnemo
Sorry to fly off the handle. I am normally not like that, I am just tired of these types that look for reasons to poke fun at others.
If he saw me in person , he would be as quiet as a church mouse.
punctuate often? :lol: j/k... like I should be commenting on someone's grammar :pQuote:
Originally posted by Dustin
Don't you have anything better to do than point out other peoples mistakes?
I tried to laugh it off and then you come back with a second jab at me.
Whats the matter were you picked on in school as a child and now you can try and pick on others under the animity of the internet?
get a life loser. These boards are mean't for fun communication amoung fellow gamers. Your a boil on the ass of humanity
lucas can be an ass on occasion, but so can most people... just let it slide
as for the games... *ahem*
1. Shenmue II: corrected everything wrong with the original and still kept the core gameplay intact
2. Rez: incredible, immersive... /that is all
3. Jet Set Radio
1) Sakura Taisen 3 - If it's not in your top 3, chances are you haven't played it. :p
2) Shenmue II European
3) Napple Tale - some of the best gaming music I've heard. Great gameplay, too
honorable mentions: Grandia II and Rayman 2, but they're also available on other consoles. In my book, the wittier dialogue in Grandia II trumps the freedom in Skies of Arcadia. It's a shame none of my top 3 ever made it to the US for a larger audience to enjoy. :(
JGR
Rez
Cosmic Smash
.....although Tennis 2K2 gets far more gametime via multiplayer....
:lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
I am just tired of these types that look for reasons to poke fun at others.
yeah that's Lucas in a nutshell, he's one of "those types" :lol:
1. Shenmue
2. Shenmue 2
3. Jet Grind Radio
By far!
I'm astonished at how many of you don't even have Skies listed. It's #1 by such a long shot that #2 isn't even in sight.
#2 Samba de Amigo 2000
#3 Sonic Adventure
This is with all due respect to Rez, Chu Chu Rocket, Sega Rally 2, and JSR. I love all those games, but there can only be 3 in the top 3.
I'm not a big fan of RPG's :pQuote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
I'm astonished at how many of you don't even have Skies listed. It's #1 by such a long shot that #2 isn't even in sight.
Damn straight!Quote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
I'm astonished at how many of you don't even have Skies listed. It's #1 by such a long shot that #2 isn't even in sight.
I want a sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics, and Skies of Arcadia so bad I can taste it.
Shenmue II- Something must have gone wrong the first time because Shenmue 2 is about a million times better. The game is almost perfect
Jet Grind Radio- Fun, inventive, arcadey and different. quite the first attempt!
Mars MAtrix- One of the best shooters in recent years. Love the game to death.
#1 - Skies of Arcadia -- enough has been said about how great this game is.. I loved it... completely unforgettable characters and story..
#2 - PSO -- these kind of games make sega what they are.. original and most often, the one to forge ahead into unknown territory, in this case, the first console online RPG.. It was a lot of fun..
#3 - Crazy Taxi -- the beginning of my revived love of Sega.. I bought a Dreamcast for this game
here's my real pick for #2, but it wasn't a sega game, so i put it down here:
#2 - Test Drive: LeMans -- this game just completely blew me away.. I loved everything about it.. The handle, the looks, the music, sounds, tension, etc.. I still play it to unwind now and then..
1. Shenmue II, with a bullet. Way ahead of anything else Sega did on the system, including the first Shenmue.
2. Jet Grind Radio. Stylish, totally playable, and original.
3. NBA 2K - revolutionary. put EA on its ass right out of the gate, and keeps getting better with each installment.
Still. Haven't. Played. Rez.
Well, that's the thing. Neither am I. Skies, Chrono Trigger, and Granadia II are not only the only RPG's I've ever liked, they're the only RPG's I could ever stand. That's how good Skies is.Quote:
Originally posted by wEEman33
I'm not a big fan of RPG's :p
Oh by the way, I've never played Panzer Saga, and games like Shing Force and Dragon Force and other strategy games don't count as RPGs in my book.
This is quite a big deterrent.Quote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
Skies, Chrono Trigger, and Granadia II are not only the only RPG's I've ever liked, they're the only RPG's I could ever stand. That's how good Skies is.
;)
Well the only traditional RPG's I've ever played all the way through are Breath of Fire 1 and 2 for SNES and they were both really good. I also rented Secret of Mana once as a kid but it wasn't too much fun (I only got to play one player though). And I own both Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario both of which failed to excite me enough to finish the game...... I've watched friends play some of the newer RPG's (mostly Final Fantasy) and frankly they seem about as exciting as watching grass grow.Quote:
Originally posted by Chibi Nappa
Well, that's the thing. Neither am I. Skies, Chrono Trigger, and Granadia II are not only the only RPG's I've ever liked, they're the only RPG's I could ever stand. That's how good Skies is.
Oh by the way, I've never played Panzer Saga, and games like Shing Force and Dragon Force and other strategy games don't count as RPGs in my book.
But if you say Skies is that good then maybe I will track down a copy someday and give it a go......
My list goes:
1- Skies of Arcadia- One of the few games that made me feel like a kid again, and one of the few games I would list next to Zelda OOT. Great anime graphics, amazing story, simple yet a bit more complex battles later on(although the gladiator fight was really rough in the beginning, I leveled up an insane amount of times as I guess everyone else did, that purple blob was pretty bad too seeing as Gladiator was RIGHT AFTER!), and the music was very well done. Despite the somewhat exessive random battles it was and still is an amazing game. I think it was ahead of it's time and easily beats the pants off of any rpg out now.
2- Jet Grind Radio- To be honest I haven't beat it yet and I had some issues with the control. I fell so many times on a way to a grind or a platform it got quite frustrating but despite that, this game brought revolutionary graphics that gave it a cartoon quality, great character designs and even though I find alot of the music fucking insane and odd(and I liked the Rob Zombie song in there I saw it quite fitting) was really unique. I also liked the way you painted on the walls although I wish they gave you more freedom to tag on stuff but nonetheless a great fresh take on games. I remember IGN DC did comparisons on the PS2 titles and this competed with SSX and the editor liked JGR more.
Although I disagree with comparing them since they're kind of a different genre I could see why stylistically although I thought SSX Tricky was on par with JGR with more character interaction and personality gushing out of every one of them.
Third choice is a tough one between Shenmue, Virtual On and Sonic Adventure. It's hard to really find what impacted me the most because Shenmue had an AMAZING atmosphere not many games have despite the stuff I found boring like waiting for certain events( I did go to the arcade too but eh), Virtual On made me giddy with joy finally enjoying and owning a mech game because I loved Gundam Wing's designs and Gundam in general and Dango told me the designers of GW did VOOT designs so I snapped it up immediately. The control is fine but obviously geared towards twinsticks but otherwise a fantastic looking and fun game once you have a grasp of the system. Sonic Adventure was amazing at its release and was a must buy with the DC along with Soul Calibur.
It really felt fast and next gen especially the whale chasing you down on the boardwalk and the gorgeous casino stage which brought me memories of Sonic 2 not to mention the awesome Nights pinball game. My only beef with it was the way you had to complete it with other characters to get the full 100% super sonic. It was certainly unique to be playing levels in a totally different way like Big(who I disliked the way his levels were, fishing was nifty though) but should have been totally sonic, tails, and knuckles with a hint of maybe Amy and a tad of Big. The overworld was a bit cool but pretty confusing after seeing how many paths branch to where so I'm kind of glad they did away with it. I'll give it to Sonic team they were ambitious with that so maybe they'll use it better next time.
I guess I'll go with Sonic Adventure as my third then heheh.
That settles it. Next game out of my Pile of Shame is Skies. Oh, wait - it's coming to the Cube right?
Of the ones I have played (I skipped Shenmue II even though I loved the original), PSO is my favorite. However, this is a "Best of . . ." category, so I will pick Shenmue. If more games were as detailed, engrossing, and diverse as Shenmue, we would be better of as gamers. So long as we kept getting games like Rez and Samba that do one thing and do it brilliantly well, of course.
Church mice !!!!!Quote:
Originally posted by Dustin
If he saw me in person , he would be as quiet as a church mouse.
http://www.stjohns96.org/Cartoons/mo...sandNights.gif
Welcome to the boards Dustin :)
- Kabuki
Sonic 1/2
Skies
Virtua Tennis 2
runner up goes to Shenmue 2
Like I've always said, hours 1-15 of this game are fun, but hours 16-the end of the game are incredible, and wholly unforgettable. The range of emotions you will go through is amazing.Quote:
Originally posted by Nick
That settles it. Next game out of my Pile of Shame is Skies. Oh, wait - it's coming to the Cube right?
Be sure to give the finger to at least two of the main bad guys for me :)
*wishing he had the time to experience Skies of Arcadia all over again*
- Kabuki
what are you waiting for?Quote:
Originally posted by StriderKyo
Still. Haven't. Played. Rez.
import it now.. jap or euro version, it doesn't matter...
then put on some headphones, plug it into VGA on a big monitor, and turn out the lights..
I don't really know when the GC version will come out, it seems to be taking it's sweet time. Might as well play it if you have it now eh?Quote:
That settles it. Next game out of my Pile of Shame is Skies. Oh, wait - it's coming to the Cube right?
Of the ones I have played (I skipped Shenmue II even though I loved the original), PSO is my favorite. However, this is a "Best of . . ." category, so I will pick Shenmue. If more games were as detailed, engrossing, and diverse as Shenmue, we would be better of as gamers. So long as we kept getting games like Rez and Samba that do one thing and do it brilliantly well, of course.
I wish I was able to play PSO on DC but I'll definitely try the GC version. I'll def buy Rez if I find it around here.
The last I read is that the Cube version was on hold, and a domestic release was up in the air.Quote:
Originally posted by Nick
That settles it. Next game out of my Pile of Shame is Skies. Oh, wait - it's coming to the Cube right?
I'm not 100% sure though.
Regardless, if you own it already you have no excuse to experience the greatness which is SoA.
Arcadia has one fatal flaw that ruined it, sorry. It could have been great, but random battles and lots of them ==> Not even in my top 10 Dreamcast games.
Like it's soooo fun to face the same enemies over and over every couple of seconds, all of which, on the overworld, you could easily defeat near the start of Disc 2. I'm a firm believer in see-enemies for battles, and if that's not to be, then employ a system like Earthbound where enemies will automatically die when you're too above them in level. Arcadia just keeps throwing crap at you, that you can kill in first turn.
The people clamoring about the dullness of RPGs probably haven't played a good one.
I hate random battles as much as the next gamer, but there was just so much to love about SoA that I was able to overlook it.Quote:
Originally posted by Tsubaki
Arcadia has one fatal flaw that ruined it, sorry. It could have been great, but random battles and lots of them ==> Not even in my top 10 Dreamcast games.
The item where you could fly above the clouds to avoid random battles while in the airship couldn't of come earlier.
The random battles were annoying, sure but as Kidnemo said it didn't define the game as much as the other elements did. I'm sure it would have been less long without the random battles but I think that helped it feel a bit more epic IMO.
I didn't mean to say that Arcadia flat-out sucked because of the random battles... oh wait.. maybe I am saying that... *cough* but I agree. Arcadia has so much good, and if it were not for that one problem, the game would have gone down as -the- RPG to beat.Quote:
I hate random battles as much as the next gamer, but there was just so much to love about SoA that I was able to overlook it.
But instead, it's just another RPG with some good stuff that people will likely never get to for the same reason people get sick of playing FFs. It's just so disappointing because Arcadia could have been one of the best games ever. Overlook or not, it's still a flaw.
It helps, but if you're roaming the world looking for discoveries, that thing won't help you one bit because 98% of the discoveries are in the main map. Nice attempt at salvaging the game, but still a failed attempt...Quote:
The item where you could fly above the clouds to avoid random battles while in the airship couldn't of come earlier.
as far as the random battles are concerned in SoA(hey you gotta level up somehow)....a VGA connection and a pair of nice comfy headphones will quickly kill the annoyance of random encounters.
I read your entire reply the entire time thinking "wow, that's a really well thought out rebuttle":Quote:
Originally posted by Tsubaki
...Nice attempt at salvaging the game, but still a failed attempt...
Then I got to your last line.
My "attempt at salavaging the game" didn't "fail".
Because according to me, and thousands of other gamers, we CAN overlook the random battles, and enjoy the beautiful game that lies underneath.
No matter what you would like to think, you can't dissprove an opinion boy'o.
The game does look quite brilliant on VGA. Although I noticed it looked a bit more flat and less soft as it did on a regular tv.
No, Overwork's attempt at salvaging the game failed. It was a nice idea in theory... a way to avoid random battles. But in execution, it was kinda worthless in the end.Quote:
My "attempt at salavaging the game" didn't "fail".
Because according to me, and thousands of other gamers, we CAN overlook the random battles, and enjoy the beautiful game that lies underneath.
Ah, that I can understand, it was kind of open to interpretation in your orginal post though.Quote:
Originally posted by Tsubaki
No, Overwork's attempt at salvaging the game failed. It was a nice idea in theory... a way to avoid random battles. But in execution, it was kinda worthless in the end.
Still with the exception of looking for new discoveries it worked great.
Ok, you think the game's huge flaw was the random battles. Big deal and that's you, I don't think they wanted to 'salvage' the game in the last minute of the game I thought of it as an afterthought sort of like the crimson heads in RE. It was just a nice way to avoid the monoteny and getting from point A to point B faster.Quote:
No, Overwork's attempt at salvaging the game failed. It was a nice idea in theory... a way to avoid random battles. But in execution, it was kinda worthless in the end.
I know it's your take on it and all but I don't know why you are condeming a game and developer for one flaw you didn't like.
Let's see:
Dismissed Tennis 2k2 as I've yet to tap the World Tour Mode
Dismissed Skies and Shemnue 2 as they still sit in the pile of shame.
Dismissed Metropolis Street Racer as it's not a Sega developed title.
Dismissed Crazy Taxi as I could only pick three :P
1. PSO
2. REZ
3. JGR
Three letters apiece, three great games. *-neo
1, Skies of Arcadia
2, Jet Set Radio
3, Rez
Skies and JSR are my 2 favourite games of all-time. So that was pretty easy! :)
Although not a Sega game, I think we can all agree that Blue Stinger revolutionized not only the Dreamcast game library, but the entire game industry as we know it. Yes sir, that game was worth BOTH dollars I gave for it.
I thought vga was just a computer monitor thing, there are tvs with vga connections?Quote:
Originally posted by johnk_
what are you waiting for?
import it now.. jap or euro version, it doesn't matter...
then put on some headphones, plug it into VGA on a big monitor, and turn out the lights..
1. Shenmue II
2. Sonic Adventure I
3. Skies of Arcadia
Haven't tried Rez yet.
Rez
Samba De Amigo
Jet Set Radio (I will not say the full name of JGR :evil: )
it is a computer monitor thing.. that doesn't mean you can't have a big computer monitor.. :)Quote:
Originally posted by Green
I thought vga was just a computer monitor thing, there are tvs with vga connections?
Wow. I have just read this entire thread...and i have to say that most all of you have the absolutely lowest standards in video games. The only game's that Sega made for it's DC that were any good was the Tennis series. The only other 3 decent games on the DC were made by 3rd parties.
Well... The original thread topic/question was "Best SEGA Game on Dreamcast", not "Best Dreamcast Game". :sweat:Quote:
Originally posted by Zorro
Wow. I have just read this entire thread...and i have to say that most all of you have the absolutely lowest standards in video games. The only game's that Sega made for it's DC that were any good was the Tennis series. The only other 3 decent games on the DC were made by 3rd parties.
True. So true. When will the youngsters wake up and realize that that wet stuff on their heads is Sega's piss.Quote:
Originally posted by dorikyasu
Well... The original thread topic/question was "Best SEGA Game on Dreamcast", not "Best Dreamcast Game". :sweat:
... well... to each his own...Quote:
Originally posted by Zorro
Wow. I have just read this entire thread...and i have to say that most all of you have the absolutely lowest standards in video games. The only game's that Sega made for it's DC that were any good was the Tennis series. The only other 3 decent games on the DC were made by 3rd parties.
... hey, are you the guy i bought the ASCII Saturn stick from?
I believe so. IM me.Quote:
Originally posted by FirstBlood
... well... to each his own...
... hey, are you the guy i bought the ASCII Saturn stick from?
Skies is really not that good, Final Fantasy X is a much better game. Whilst I love the characters, the music and it had some nice plot twists, the game is dominated by random battles. These random battles are way too frequent, take ages to load up and just too damn easy. The magic system is a joke and fairly useless except increm and incremus as physical attacks do way more damage. The spirit level thing is a nice idea but again, it makes magic useless: why use up spirit points when you can use an inexpensive item with the same effect? Due to the constant random battles, you have a ridiculous amount of money to spend on riselem, sacrulen and sacrum crystals as well as all the best weapons. The game is also way too easy: once someone has increm, Aika has Lambda Burst (which totally destroys the weaker enemies in random battles) and Vyse has both Pirate's Wrath and Rain of Swords, the battles are completely sussed out. Ship battles are way too easy due to the complete kit item which is dirt cheap and readily available. It's a nice game (hey, I spent $100 on the limited edition boxset- kick ass art book) but the constant random battles, the easiness, dated graphics, absence of voices and absence of Square standard CG scenes mean that it aint so polished which is a shame cos the music, art style, plot and characters are so damn appealing.
Anyway... :)
1. Shenmue series
2. Sakura Taisen series
3. Jet Set Radio
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4. Sonic Adventure
1.PSO-Quite possibly my favorite game ever. It would be silly for me not to put this here.
2.JGR-I was almost considering putting this over PSO but that may just because I've been playing JSRF the last week.
3.Skies of Arcadia-I was contemplating between this and Shenmue 2 but as a whole, I'd say I like Skies better. The only real flaw I found in this game was the random battles and they're even not too much of an annoyance if you use Lambda Burst every battle(*grumble* Though I didn't figure out you could skip the animation until halfway through the game....).
Honorable mentions would be Shenmue 2, Sonic Adventure 2, and VF3tb.
1. Skies of Arcadia
2. Cosmic Smash
3. Shenmue series
No one has mentioned Roomania #203 or typing of the dead, both of which are great games.
NFL2K1 - The most fun I've had with an online game
Skies of Arcadia
Metropolis Street Racer
There's a lot of people missing the whole first-party thing...
1. Sonic Adventure 2
2. Phantasy Star Online
3. Jet Grind Radio
Rez is not on there because I still haven't played the DC version, just the PS2, I haven't played Shenmue II yet, and Crazy Taxi and Cosmic Smash most assuredly get honorable mention.
Sorry you don't like enjoyable games. Though you did like the Tennis games (which are awesome), so I'm not sure where you stand...Quote:
Wow. I have just read this entire thread...and i have to say that most all of you have the absolutely lowest standards in video games.
Is Zorro just trying to stir up shit with that remark? He can't actually be serious.
Either that or you've picked the wrong hobby. Leaning towards the latter!Quote:
Originally posted by Zorro
Wow. I have just read this entire thread...and i have to say that most all of you have the absolutely lowest standards in video games.
True. It was funny how I'd know there was a battle coming because of the grinding noise the DC would make. A quick press of the start button to open a menu would allow me to skip the battle!Quote:
Originally posted by Sidez
the game is dominated by random battles. These random battles are way too frequent, take ages to load up and just too damn easy.
Again, true.Quote:
absence of voices
I personally don't care for Square's "let's make half the game CG scenes" style. I liked the in-game graphic cut scenes.Quote:
absence of Square standard CG scenes
Very true. Hopefully all that will be fixed in the sequel (yes, someday, god willing, there will be a sequel).Quote:
it aint so polished which is a shame cos the music, art style, plot and characters are so damn appealing.
My best (no order):
- JGR
- Skies
- Shenmue
- PSO
Let's see.
1. Skies of Arcadia - Despite the fact I haven't beat it yet, SoA has awesome atmosphere and I like the character designs. Plus it's a lot of fun to play. I need to get back into it...
2. Sonic Adventure 1/2 (Sonic/Shadow stages) - Yeah, I'm combining two games into one for just a certain section, but the Sonic stages were so fun (despite camera problems) that I feel the need to merge them together. Classic stuff.
3. Jet Grind Radio - Classic graphics and character design, plus overall good gameplay (wish the camera and spray buttons were different, but eh) made for a fun trip (other than getting Yo Yo, geez he was a pain for me to get!).
1-Ikaruga ( :jest: ;) :( )
2-Sakura taisen complete box
3-Dela jet set radio
4-Street fighter III rd strike
5-Shen mue 1&2
Ho Sega game , sorry :lol:
1-Sakura taisen complete box
2-Dela jet set radio
3-Shen mue 1&2
1. Sakura Taisen 3
2. Casino Wars 3 (part of ST3)
3. Kobu Knuckle and all the other mini-games of ST3...
While there are a lot of Sega games on the DC that I love, none really come close to Sakura Taisen 3, which is the closest I've played to a completely perfect game.
Someone said if its not on your list, you haven't played it. I say if its not on your list, you have no taste. :p
Hmm
1. PSO
2. NFL2k2
3. Shenmue
Honarable mentions- Skies of arcadia, Tennis2K2, Jet grind radio, Sonic adventure, crazy taxi.
That someone was me. :D It's true, though. Not enough people have imported Overworks' other Dreamcast game. Why else would 90% of the people here not have it in their top 3? This is my all-time favorite. Beats anything else on DC, PS2, PSX, N64, SNES, GB, arcade. Only Ico (PS2) and Mario Golf (N64/GBC) come close. Sakura 4 isn't so bad, either; I like to build my own team.Quote:
Originally posted by Ammadeau
1. Sakura Taisen 3
2. Casino Wars 3 (part of ST3)
3. Kobu Knuckle and all the other mini-games of ST3...
While there are a lot of Sega games on the DC that I love, none really come close to Sakura Taisen 3, which is the closest I've played to a completely perfect game.
Someone said if its not on your list, you haven't played it. I say if its not on your list, you have no taste. :p
Hey now! I own and love Sakura Taisen 3. This is why I hate lists! I devided my games into three catagories: Love, Like, Trash. I don't rank them because it's immature and stupid...but I wanted to feel the love in this thread. :)Quote:
Originally posted by Rose4256
That someone was me. :D It's true, though. Not enough people have imported Overworks' other Dreamcast game. Why else would 90% of the people here not have it in their top 3? This is my all-time favorite. Beats anything else on DC, PS2, PSX, N64, SNES, GB, arcade. Only Ico (PS2) and Mario Golf (N64/GBC) come close. Sakura 4 isn't so bad, either; I like to build my own team.
I'll agree with you though, even though it isn't on my list. Sakura Taisen 3 is the best game I own for the DC.
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Originally posted by Ammadeau
Someone said if its not on your list, you haven't played it. I say if its not on your list, you have no taste.
I would've agreed with that statement a couple of years ago when I was still in otaku/anime freak mode, but not anymore...Quote:
Originally posted by Rose4256
Why else would 90% of the people here not have it in their top 3?
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Beats anything else on DC, PS2, PSX, N64, SNES, GB, arcade.
And this is coming from a person who's been playing virtually every single Sakura Taisen game available (minus 2 crappy ST Online "games") since the original was released on Saturn.
I can certainly understand people's enthusiasm regarding Sakura Taisen 3 (heck, original Sakura Taisen on Saturn still ranks within top 5 of my all-time favorite games), but just because you happened to love it & consider it the best DC game ever made, that doesn't mean other people haven't played it nor don't have the gaming "taste"...
Just my 2 cents. :sweat:
1.Shenmue 2
2.JGR
3.Crazy taxi
Ok, I'm just suprised at how many people seemed to have forgoten that the thread asked for games made by Sega...
Rez, JGR and Chu Chu for me.
ºTracer
I'm just suprised that this 6+ month old thread was dug up for some reason.Quote:
Originally posted by TracerBullet
Ok, I'm just suprised at how many people seemed to have forgoten that the thread asked for games made by Sega...
I still stick by my three:
Jet Grind Radio, Skies of Arcadia, Samba De Amigo version 2000
- Kabuki
I didn't do it though... it was the one-armed man. Or maybe it was xS.
ºTracer
Shenmue and JGR for me.
My three remain the same. Well, not quite.
Now that VF4 has completely overshadowed 3tb, my list goes:
1. VOOT
2. JSR
3. Shenmue II
PSO
JSR
ST3
This thread is so old, I don't recall if I put in a reply and I'm not going to read through 5 pages to find out.
1 - PSO: I can't recall when I've put so much time into one game.
2- Shenmue : Played like a madman til the end.
3- Skies of Arcadia: Nice story and I loved the ship battles.
I'm with Gamevet. :D
Virtual On is kick ass, but the one Sega game I spent the most playtime on was Crazy Taxi. Man, I loved that game for about two months. Not that I hate it now, but I haven't played it since then.
A two player match of Virtual On, on the other hand, is still just as fun as ever.
Samba de Amgio
Rez
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Jet Set, perhaps... But I have yet to complete Shenmue II... Humbug. But SdA and Rez should be on there, methinks.