No other English speaking community is harder on Sega than this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief
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No other English speaking community is harder on Sega than this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief
Gradius III arcade also has tons of slowdowns though. I think it's alright as long as you put it in a difficulty that makes it challenging despite slowdowns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamahl
for real, other sites think this place dickrides Kalinske when usually his name alone invites a pile-onQuote:
Originally Posted by Black_Tiger
and most of ya'll don't even play Yakuza!
Good episode up until the obligatory GameBoy garbage section.
I dunno. I know about Starfy already, but I want to check out that Chalvo 55. I dig esoteric GameBoy games.
Those Starfy games look pretty generic and meh.
Sometimes, it's pretty easy to see why games actually did stay in Japan
game boy stuff is neat but doesnt usually hold my interest...still, first time seeing that controller
super mad champ looks fun and terrible at the same time. a snes road rash would have been cool but not if it ran that slowly.
What does Yakuza have to do with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by IrishNinja
At 24:20 in the video. Joe "Because lets face it... these days Sega is stupid. There's just no two ways about it."
Dave, in the GBA F-Zero titles (and X to a lesser extent), you just have to tap the accelerator button once or twice when your car slides to regain traction. It's explained after the title screen, and in the manual. I can understand him missing the title screen thing, and not having a manual, but I'm sure any GameFAQs guide would have mentioned it as well.
I love Game Sack, but he should have done a bit of research on that before criticizing the games. :(
It's not the first time they thrash games 'cause they simply don't know how to play them. :shame: