I have a PC Engine. Now what?

[Brisco Bold]

You really do something about the lack of SF2:CE info on your site, it was one of the best games on the handheld, lightyears beyond anything on the other handhelds:






Ripped off ntscuk:
http://www.ntsc-uk.com/feature.php?fea=PCEngineTop10

Fuck, I need a converter.

Actually, I have a busted TG-16 (something with the AV port). Is there someone here who could fix it AND mod it?

[Melf]

Matt.

[Brisco Bold]

Thanks.

[Grave]

My friend had it imported. He used battery pack so it lasts like 3 hours. I got a couple of "goes" on it. As I only ever use hard or light, it was no different than playing the SNES version(I hated using the L and R on the snes pad for fighting games). Have you played "world heroes 2 jet" on the original gameboy?

Yes, I have. And all those Takara "ports" of SNK games to GB were disgusting abortions of games and I have no desire to think about them anymore. I think KoF95 for GB filled me with a deep hatred that did not subside until I got my B&W NGP and KOFR-1 not long after the Japanese launch. That is how a portable fighting game is done.

And as far as I'm concerned, SF2 with 2 buttons only is still broken. I wouldn't pay money to play it in an arcade, anyway.

Are you saying the PC Engine version of SF2CE is a bad port? Untrue. I do however agree with you that playing it on the GT is hurt by it only having the 2 buttons but on a PC Engine with the 6 button controller it's nice.

I said "apparently" because I haven't played it, though, I still want it and an AvenuePad 6. Someone earlier on the thread said it wasn't so hot, but I'm too lazy to look right now. Maybe it was another thread. I dunno.

[Melf]

I have it and consider it to be a great port, considering the hardware, but it does suck with the stock Duo pad.

Man, between SF:CE and Forgotten Worlds, I really need a NEC Avenue pad. 16-bit has some on his ebay store but they're going for $30. That's not bad, IMO, but my cash flow is limited right now.

[Damian79]

Yes, I have. And all those Takara "ports" of SNK games to GB were disgusting abortions of games and I have no desire to think about them anymore. I think KoF95 for GB filled me with a deep hatred that did not subside until I got my B&W NGP and KOFR-1 not long after the Japanese launch. That is how a portable fighting game is done.

There were only two takara developered ports for the GB. They were unfortunately KOF 95 and 96 which you have one of. All the others were published by them.

NP gave it a 2.9/5, EGM gave it a 7.87, while All game guide gave it a 2/5.

Though finding a review of the game is damned hard in itself.

[Korian]

Nice site Donuts, I've actually stumbled across it before.
Glad to see some stuff on Super CD Rom, and CD games coming,
as info is often scarce.