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Re: I'm not sure I like the Sega CD

Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2016 2:44 pm
by Anayo
Jagosaurus wrote:Worth noting the sports games on the Sega CD were a big leap on CD. My cousin had a Sega CD & a 32X. He had a football game (belive it was Joe Montana, not Bill Walsh) and I was impressed with the voice samples, multiple commentary lines, and sfx (crowd roars, etc) that were real clips. That sound difference was a nice jump over the cart games and changed the experience quite a bit.


Yeah, I think it's fair to say certain genres benefited more than others from the Sega CD. For a fan of those specific genres it must have been awesome.

Re: I'm not sure I like the Sega CD

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2016 7:31 pm
by IrishNinja
nahh, Sega-CD is the best. Snatcher, Sonic CD, Lunar 2, Shining Force CD...those alone are worth the investment. some real gems on that format!

BogusMeatFactory wrote:I am surprised that so many fans of cheese and schlock aren't fans of rhe sega cd. If you even gleam an inkling of joy from Mystery Science Theater 3000, then the Sega Cd is for you! Embrace the FMV love. These genres of games are bad, but not unplayable and the visual experience you receive as your reward is paramount! There is nothing like an FMV game and there never will be.


also this! god, i love the time ive spent with games like Wirehead & Panic

Re: I'm not sure I like the Sega CD

Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2016 4:52 am
by Thierry Henry
IrishNinja wrote:nahh, Sega-CD is the best. Snatcher, Sonic CD, Lunar 2, Shining Force CD...those alone are worth the investment. some real gems on that format!

Agreed.

Currently I've been putting in a bit of time re-playing some of the games.
Popful Mail is just as quirky and fun as I remembered it to be.



Play those Sega CD games before it's too late, people!




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Re: I'm not sure I like the Sega CD

Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2016 5:59 am
by Anapan
The bad games to good games ratio is pretty far from most consoles (The NES is over 4000... games total...).
The games mentioned are especially shiny, but there are a fair few games that are worth a playthrough considering the price of the console to other specialized add ons. I've dismissed it twice before and given away 3 with libraries of games before finding out I missed out on a gem I never knew existed. Don't dismiss the library before giving it a thorough playthrough.

Re: I'm not sure I like the Sega CD

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 7:03 pm
by IrishNinja
yeah, it sucks that the bubble clearly caught up with this scene a while back, it's not quite saturn levels but it's no longer fun to track down even US gems, for the most part.

fortunately, there's no copy protection! :mrgreen: