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(01-25-2008,
08:39 AM)
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Master System games coming to VC
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Thought it needed its own thread as a lot of people don't visit the VC megathread.
http://plusd.itmedia.co.jp/games/art...5/news075.html From February, Sega will be putting Master System games on the Wii Virtual Console. Starting off with Fist of the North Star for 600pts and Fantasy Zone for 500pts. Sega Mk III and GameGear games will also be distributed underneath the Master System VC. The games are also planned to be distributed in US and Europe. |
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Banned
(01-25-2008,
08:43 AM)
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#3
I really like this news, but, fuck, 5-600 points? Really? :/
Man, I love the concept of the VC, but the pricing is just fucking stupid. Sony gives us PSone titles for the same price as Nintendo charges for MASTER SYSTEM games. Christ. I'd love to try out some of the titles I missed, having never owned a Master System, but at those prices I'll probably try very few. :( |
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(01-25-2008,
08:45 AM)
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#6
GameGear, too, eh? Surprising, considering the resolution is blown up and pixelated.
All right, let's see those wishlists, people! I want: Zillion Phantasy Star Sonic 1 R-Type(better in some ways than the TG16 version) Rambo(fat chance) Alex Kidd in Miracle World Power Strike |
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(01-25-2008,
08:46 AM)
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#9
Originally Posted by batbeg:
Lots of platformers/action games, lots of arcade ports, and lots of weird 3D games(which probably won't be on the VC). A video featuring various MS games in action - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDdH6-ylxD8 Last edited by SonicMegaDrive : 01-25-2008 at 08:50 AM. |
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a hentai sim forum (01-25-2008,
08:49 AM)
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#11
Originally Posted by SonicMegaDrive:
These sorts of threads are a rare place where I can legitimately say that list wars help me out. |
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(01-25-2008,
08:52 AM)
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#14
Originally Posted by SonicMegaDrive:
Isn`t the gamegear 100% identical to the MS though? (Including resolution) so why would it be surprising? |
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(01-25-2008,
08:57 AM)
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#17
As long as turds that I hated as a kid like Ghost House and Spy vs. Spy don't come to VC over gems like Alex Kidd in Miracle World, RC Grand Prix, Phantasy Star, Ys The Vanished Omens, R-Type, Castle of Illusion, Action Fighter (taught me my ABC's!), California Games, Choplifter, Ghostbusters, Lord of the Sword, Miracle Warriors, all of the Wonderboy games, especially II and III, and the Zillion games. At least those are the games I LOVED as a kid and would pay real money for them.
No Genny ports and preferably nothing also available on the NES unless the superior version is on the SMS. and no, Game Gear was not the same as the SMS, many more onscreen colors, for one. |
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(01-25-2008,
09:02 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by Nuclear Muffin:
Yes, but not quite. Most GameGear games were designed to be on a small screen, and often the pixels are more 'close up'. For example, when playing Sonic 1 for the Master System, the character sprites are further away, and you can see more of your surroundings. However, on the GG version, they blew it up larger so that you can see the sprites more clearly. Though, the GameGear is actually technically superior to the MS, as it has a much higher color palette. MS could only display 64 colors, while the GG could choose from 4,096. |
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(01-25-2008,
09:02 AM)
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#25
Originally Posted by Andy787:
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Membre
(01-25-2008,
09:12 AM)
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#27
Originally Posted by TheGreatDave:
I hope they release Phantasy Star soon (I know Phantasy Star 2 is confirmed for the japanese market already). |
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a hentai sim forum (01-25-2008,
09:30 AM)
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#33
Originally Posted by Andy787:
Originally Posted by Windu:
That said, these two-game weeks lately are cheesing me off. :/ (Even though they've had some great games, it's the principle of the thing.) I hope Nintendo's not running into trouble pulling in outside support suddenly. |
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(01-25-2008,
09:33 AM)
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#35
Originally Posted by SonicMegaDrive:
Yeah, SMS was pretty bloody huge here in Australia. At my school, owning a NES meant you were the odd one out. And you'd get laughed out of the country, right into New Zealand, where the NES barely even existed. Where to from there? It was a mystery. Anyway this is fucking awesome news. <3 I love my SMS, but hooking it up these days is such a pain in the arse. Bring on Teddy Boy, Sonic 2 (not the shitty GG one!), Zillion, Dynamite Dux and Psycho Fox! Also I wonder what the hell's going to happen to the Snail Game? Are they going to charge for that? ='( |
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(01-25-2008,
09:44 AM)
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#40
Some screenies.
Phantasy Star - 1987 - RPG ![]() Golden Axe Warrior - 1991 - Action/RPG(Zelda Clone) ![]() Zillion - 1987 - Adventure/Platforming(Sort of like Metroid) ![]() Sonic the Hedgehog - 1991 - Platforming ![]() Alex Kidd in Miracle World - 1986 - Platforming ![]() Wonder Boy - 1986 - Platforming ![]() Power Strike - 1988 - Vertical Sh'mup ![]() Fantasy Zone - 1986 - Horizontal Sh'mup ![]() Golvellius - Valley of Doom - 1988 - Action/RPG ![]() R-Type - 1988 - Horizontal Sh'mup ![]() Shinobi - 1987 - Action/Platforming ![]() |
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(01-25-2008,
09:48 AM)
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#43
Originally Posted by Andy787:
If the prices were halved it would be a heckava deal and a highly tempting purchase for any decent enough game, as is now, its just impractical. |
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(01-25-2008,
09:51 AM)
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#44
Originally Posted by fresquito:
Japanese version of the Master System (like how the Famicom is the Japanese name of the NES). The only real difference other than cosmetic changes was a built in Yamaha YM2413 FM sound chip (it had been optional in the Mark III) and a Rapid Fire unit. More info on the Sega SG-1000 Mark III: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_SG-1000_Mark_III So it's really just the Master System and Game Gear being added, the Mark III is not a different system. |
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(01-25-2008,
09:59 AM)
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#49
Game Gear games too. Wow. Maybe they'll localize Sylvan Tale.
Hahahahahahahaha :(
Originally Posted by batbeg:
And when he says Zelda clone, he means it. It's the most blatant ripoff of the original game imaginable. Which means it's fun to play. |