Forgot to mention Samba De Amiga....remember smashing my light playing the game with my mate.
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Originally posted by J0e Musashi View PostShenmue is one of the most overrated games of all time IMO. It's boring as hell.
Its dated very badly but in its day it was something astounding (at least for me). Everything about it from the characters, the insanely bad dub, the epic music, driving around in a forklift truck and buying capsule toys whilst petting a kitty on your way to play Hang On were just things that gelled together perfectly to create this sublime experience. BTW, whilst you're here: Do you happen to know where I can find some sailors?
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Originally posted by replicashooter View PostI played a lot of outrun 2 on Xbox. The c2c version whilst great had these xrappy canned sound effects when overtaking cars that I didn't like. I'll take a look at that ps2 version you mentioned as it seems quite interesting
Did the graphics have that chunky fat pixel arcade feel as the Xbox aced the visuals aspect and the controls were so crisp.
This is the one I am talking about btw:Last edited by wakka; 03-12-2015, 08:53.
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Originally posted by wakka View PostNot sure about the visuals compared to Xbox - it looks great though, smooth framerate and supports prog scan. Controls extremely responsively too. Check it out
At one point I was toying with the idea of making a mini arcade machine of Outrun 2006 using a PSP and fabricating a steering wheel to analog control but the accelerator and brake always were a sticking point.
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Originally posted by Leon Retro View PostI remember seeing Soul Calibur for the first time in late-summer '99 and thinking it was incredible. For some reason I decided to wait for the Pal machine to launch a little while later. I think I bought the machine solely for SC, because it was such a must-have title. Namco were nice enough, like most DC devs, to put a 60hz option.
Soul Calibur just seemed to have the whole package. It was bright, colourful, had wonderful music and great art, with a cast of interesting fighters and superb high-res graphics.
In honesty, I don't understand how anyone can prefer Edge to Calibur, unless you're really attached to the Edge Master mode's weapons (which was the only feature I felt Calibur was missing). Edge was a great game in its time, but I thought Calibur knocked it out of the park. At the time I thought SC was pretty much fighting game perfection; the only problem is that the balance of it was a bit suspect (about half of the cast was just better than the other half). I also resented the loss of Li Long as a character, but that was more a personal thing.
The sad thing about Calibur is that I feel it hit its peak with 2, but has since fallen by the wayside. V in particular was very disappointing (last full-price game I pre-ordered; sold within a week). Namco just seem to be throwing everything at it to see what sticks.
Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostI think the majority do (I'm a MvC1 fan myself)! I don't know what Capcom were thinking with MvC3/UMvC3. The drastic change of art-style really didn't work imho.
Originally posted by Katsujinken View PostSonic Shuffle What a pile of stinky. Not for me, hoped it would’ve been.
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The Xbox was my favourite console of that generation. Then the GameCube in second place. I didn't love the PS2 very much back then. But now I really enjoy the PS2, as it has lots of abstract and arcade-style games to have fun with
Not sure about the visuals compared to XboxLast edited by Team Andromeda; 03-12-2015, 09:41.
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Originally posted by wakka View PostWill do at some point @speedlolita. Just wish they had released a 'mini' version. I like the crystal machine best so I'll prob get one of those and softmod it.
Anyway, this is meant to be about DC
But I used a crystal case instead. Great mod, very satisfying to do as I'd upgraded the RAM to 128MB, got rid of the DVD, added a laptop HD and integral wireless to create a great media center/emulation station way back when. I'll have to dig it out again at some point when I get a television.
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The Xbox is the spiritual successor to the Dreamcast - totally on topic.
@replicashooter: Huh neat, saw that some years ago as I recall.
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