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Where is Gauntlet Legends the Remaster?
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Chuck Berry
Gold Member
Thats Dark Legacy not Legends bro bro
And yes Id love a Dark Legacy remaster but for now Ill just hug my OG Xbox copy
And yes Id love a Dark Legacy remaster but for now Ill just hug my OG Xbox copy
00_Zer0
Member
It is on eBay. Buy a used copy of Dark Legacy, dump the game from the Gamecube or PS2 version, add the HD texture pack, and have at it on the Dolphin or PCSX2 emulator. The cheaper version is the PS2 version. I
would go for that one.
Too bad Atari can't buy all the old Midway properties from WB, because WB is letting all those cool arcade games rot. Hell, Atari was the original owner of some of those Midway properties. It will probably never happen, but if they could license the property from Midway, Nightdive Studios, owned by Atari, could make a killer remaster of Dark Legacy using the Kex engine.
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SkylineRKR
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I played the shit out of it in the arcade, and then Dreamcast. I did prefer the arcade version.
Dark Legacy I never played but I think it has all GL content. I would like a remaster with online co-op.
Dark Legacy I never played but I think it has all GL content. I would like a remaster with online co-op.
Bridges
Member
I absolutely adored Dark Legacy on Gamecube. I desperately need a port with online co-op. So many fantastic memories playing through it dozens of times with family. I can't believe we never got a true successor to this (the future Gauntlets all seemed very different in scope and content)
sloppyjoe_gamer
Gold Member
Thread title says Legends......video is Dark Legacy.
Naked Lunch
Member
"I Like Food!"
"Food is Good."
Best voiceovers in a game - ever.
I never finished this but played the N64 game all the time with 4 peeps.
"Food is Good."
Best voiceovers in a game - ever.
I never finished this but played the N64 game all the time with 4 peeps.
Operations66
Member
I used to play that with my kids on Gamecube. Such a sweet memory. Now they're grown..
Shake Your Rump
Member
You beat me to it. Been playing my N64 lately and considered this game.
Nothing beats a port of a 25 year old console port of 26 year old arcade remake of a 35 year old arcade game.
What else should we remake? Montezuma’s Revenge? David’s Mightnight Magic? Choplifter?
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00_Zer0
Member
Dark Legacy is basically an expanded version of Gauntlet Legends. The Dreamcast version is a cross between the arcade Legends version and Dark Legacy. It has half and half levels from each I think. All play very similarly, but for whatever reasons critics trashed Dark Legacy by the time it came out. Now I crave these style of pick up and play games and only indie devs seem to be scratching the itch.
bender
What time is it?
I played Legends on Dreamcast and Dark Legacy on PS2 and loved them both. Funnily enough, a few years back, I was looking at reviews for Dark Legacy for some reason and was surprised by the somewhat negative reception.
Considering what has happened to Gauntlet after Dark Legacy (Seven Sorrows, 2014), an overpriced remake doesn't seem so bad. haha
DryvBy
Member
Sorry, I should have said Gauntlet Legends+. I consider both of these very much the same style of game.
00_Zer0
Member
Funny thing is, WB sanctioned another game after Seven Sorrows. It's called Gauntlet Slayer Edition. Still available with very positive/mostly positive reviews. Never tried it but characters look way too zoomed out for me. Guess who made that game though, Arrowhead, the same devs responsible for megahit Helldivers 2.
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00_Zer0
Member
Made by Japanese devs M2 of all people. It's a killer version for Genesis. Only fault I find with this version is the terrible voice samples, not M2's fault, they did what they could on good ol Mega Drive hardware.
bender
What time is it?
Funny thing is, WB sanctioned another game after Seven Sorrows. It's called Gauntlet Slayer Edition. Still available with very positive/mostly positive reviews. Never tried it but characters look way too zoomed out for me. Guess who made that game though, Arrowhead, the same devs responsible for megahit Helldivers 2.
That's the "2014" I was referencing. I tried it on PSN thanks to PS+...maybe the Steam version is better but I thought it was terrible.
U n i o n 0015
Member
The game was a few years old by the time Dark Legacy came out, and the gaming press is generally critical of things feeling "stale" rather than enjoying them for what they are.
While we're talking about these awesome games, what's the best version of each? I'm assuming Dark Legacy on Gamecube is the best or something, but is that right?
Bridges
Member
My family didn't really play games like I did, but we would always gather together for this one. Sometimes I would come back from school and find that my mom had spent the whole day grinding and was overleveled. Never was able to get her to care about anything else other than Animal Crossing but I'll always remember thatI used to play that with my kids on Gamecube. Such a sweet memory. Now they're grown..
crazepharmacist
Member
I thought it was remastered already by arrowhead games (helldivers studio)?
00_Zer0
Member
It's basically Arrowheads take on a Gauntlet Reboot. It has nothing to do with Gauntlet Legends, or Gauntlet Dark Legacy.
I never played the game, but this video might give you insight on what the game is like. I posted a link above where you can still buy this on Steam. Not sure if this is available on Series X or PS5.
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00_Zer0
Member
I hesitate to do a necrobump, but you can parse through this older thread in here to find out the differences between all the Legends and Dark Legacy versions. Apparently, XBox has the best version and then GameCube comes in second, but only if you have an updated disc version 1.2 from the version 1.0 initially released on GamCube.
Gauntlet Legends and Gauntlet: Dark Legacy Appreciation Thread and Version Comparison
(Bah, didn't mean to submit this yet, it's not quite done... oh well, too late now) As an aside before I begin, in fact the first Gauntlet game with some of the hallmarks of Gauntlet Legends -- saving your character, character levels, a quest with an ending, themed areas to play through...
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