Sega CD

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Originally Posted by Frogacuda

Voice acting didn't really get bad until later, I think. Alot of early "talkie" games like Space Quest 4, Sam and Max, day of the Tentacle, Snatcher, etc had great voice acting.

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Don't forget the miserable voice acting in King's Quest 5.

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Originally Posted by Sqoon

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Though I haven't tried burning it to remove whatever 'copy protection' it may have.

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It's probably just a region thing. Try playing it in GENS with the japanese bios. Or ripping it, changing the region code, and re-burning it.

Some said to avoid Willy Beamish here, but I feel if you can get past the LONG load times (I mean, they are some of the worst ever), it's a great adventure game.

EDIT: Prince of Persia for Sega-CD is also my favorite version of the game.

I second Willy Beamish and PoP.

Don't get the SegaCD Silpheed; the PS2 one is much better (most people don't like it anyway)

They're pretty different... (but they're both not that good).

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Originally Posted by Sqoon

I'll try that once I get the time.

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Had a chance to try it yet? I'm sure putting on a cd-r will work. If it is a MD-CD game that is. ;)

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Originally Posted by TobalRox

Some said to avoid Willy Beamish here, but I feel if you can get past the LONG load times (I mean, they are some of the worst ever), it's a great adventure game.

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I haven't touched that game in ages and I know it's in my collection somewhere. I'll have to see if it's any better now that I've got my X'EYE. :D

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The only Sega CD games I ever liked. And not for good reasons.

willy beamish was the first sega cd game i bought afer the pack in bored me (which wasnt long).