I really need to learn some self control. Mainly because I get so easily distracted by anything new that comes out or other retro games I buy. I never got very far into the top down Shining Force games.
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Although for fan translations and such, I keep going back and forth on getting a couple of everdrives or not. But that has gotten so expensive over the past couple of years, and I don't have as much disposable income as I used to have with buying a house and all. Don't have any everdrives myself cause I have this weird hang up on playing original copies on original hardware. So glad it finally got an English release. My biggest Sega regret is that ive never played a Yakuza game due to being older and life getting in the way. The races where all Dungeons and Dragons types like Orcs / Stuff like that. Basically you would either choose a race and the begging of the game or maybe hire more troops as you went along ? (its all really fuzzy). I think the game had a top down view and was maybe divided into four screens even in single player. There is one Sega obscure game that i played that I can't remember. I could keep going but i'll only post those few. Gain Ground - Same as King's Bounty This is the only game ive ever played where I think Easy and Normal where harder difficulty modes than Hard. General Chaos - I would handicap myself on purpose to make the game more interesting. King's Bounty - I love the fact you can replay and finish this game the same day like 20 times. The more obscure games I have memories of are: New Horizons - Ship exploring game. I love my Genesis I still go back and play and finish some games every couple of years. The Walkman-style headphone jack gives it great bass. finally: anyone thinking of getting a Genesis : If you're really into getting the good sound, you want the one actually labelled "HIGH DEFINITION GRAPHICS" (it wasn't on all the Genesis 1s), and lacking copyright protection screen at the beginning. Useful Links: There's a ton of good info at Sega Genesis / Megadrive 101: A Beginner's Guide Games That Defined the Sega Genesis / MegaDrive The cover project - Great place to find official and custom box art to use for Universal Game Cases.
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Bonanza Bros was my shit - I dug the Crack Down port too.Alien Storm, i'm like the only guy who liked this better than Golden Axe.Punisher (Spider-Man was fun but Sega-CD had definitive version!).Battle Mania Daiginjō/Trouble Shooter 2.Zombies ate my Neighbors (though this is cheating for me, as i had it on SNES).Castle/World of Illusion - also, the superior Aladdin (i remember Quackshot being fun too).Shining Force 1 & 2 are still better than any Fire Emblem.Rolling Thunder 2 (never could find 3!) oh yeah MERCs too.On that note: what were some of your lesser-known favorites? Mine were: Not to indulge the aforementioned schoolyard battles too much here, but while SNES is (rightfully) cheered on here for many classics, the Genesis had more than its fair share of fantastic arcade action, JRPG, SHMUPS and many others - if you only play the many rehashed collections Sega puts out now, you'd really miss out. To this day, I've hadsome of my best co-op experiences on it, from ToeJam & Earl, Streets of Rage 1/2, Bonanza Bros and so many others - i managed to wear out several pads & an arcade stick, and i don't drop those things. A year later, we'd mostly play Moonwalker until I finally got my own system with Phantasy Star 2, my first real JRPG (i still have a polaroid shot of the ending!). come spring of '89 though, that all changed! A couple friends a few houses down frantically called me over to see Altered Beast, Thunder Force 2, Space Harrier 2 & i wanna say Last Battle? our 8-bit systems were home to many distant ports from the vastly superior arcade offerings, and this was one of the first times I felt I saw that gap close a bit - Tekken 3 would do it years later, and of course the Dreamcasts' Soul Calibur was the one to finish the cycle for me (a fitting end to both closing said gap & sega's hardware finale, i thought). Release date JP OctoNA AugPAL NovemI was the weird kid on the block in the late 80's with a Master System, which was great but the schoolyard battles of say Ghost House vs Castlevania were obviously not in my favor.
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