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It's only 15 hours if you rush through it. And seriously, if you are going to cast it off as not worth it's asking price just because it doesn't go on for 100+ hours, then you really have no idea what a good game really is and you have no right to diss it.
Go play the game before you make stupid comments about it.
I haven't personally checked those so I can't comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jackal
It's not like the thicker pcbs snap the pins or anything, it was just tedious bending the pins back and that's when someone could snap a pin. If the Game Shark is only used in the Saturn slot it's not even an issue. I wanted to use a memory card and thought I had bought a bad one.
Yeah, and the official memory cards are a bit nicer due to the fact you can access them in game.
Look for 200$, it needs a lot, lot of gameplay, and while yea you're right that just because a game is long, doesn't mean It's good, a game being insanely short very much effect how good a game can be(luckily in the RPG genre, we can have our cake, and eat it too though, as there are atleast a handful of games that are awesome, and long as hell as well, which drum roll please cost under 100).Quote:
Originally Posted by TrekkiesUnite118
You know what, Secret of Evermore is a pretty awesome Action/RPG, but it being almost as short as that, bumpes it down from reaching greatness, and is very disappointing due to such(so much so, I rarely feel like replaying it, even though It's still a very good game).
15 hours isn't insanely short. Casually playing that can take you a few weeks to play through. The story is still great, the game still plays wonderfully, it still has one of the most interesting and amazing battle systems I've ever seen in an RPG, the music is still top notch, the graphics are still great, and it's still an amazing game regardless of it being a tad short. If you think the only category that matters for an RPG to be great is length, then you're not a true fan of the genre.
Seriously, play through the game before you diss it. Seriously if you don't like it you can always sell it back on ebay and get your money back. I bought mine with that in mind but I loved the game so much I felt it was fully worth the $190 I spent for it.
I can see one complaining about spending $200 for a game, because let's face it, $200 is a lot of money for just "ONE" game, so unless you're rolling in money, you'd want that $200 game to be worth every penny. Personally, I'd rather get 4 awesome $50 games, as I would be more satisfied, plus my wallet wouldn't feel so light.:)
The difference is, this one $200 game can be purchased for $200, played, then sold for the $200 back.
True, but once I own a game, I just can't let go of it. I hoard video games, and have never sold any of them before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gogogadget
Yea going by the high pricing range of alot of greats, you could still get 3 high end greats for the price of that 1 possibly/probable very good game, hell even if one wants to argue It's a great, even though it can't be(lets say all this overhype is justified for a moment), It's still only 1 great vs 3 greats.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiespruce
Even if you factor in rarity, while it still will be more expensive then the other greats out there, it would be nowhere near 200, factoring rarity would place it at 100-120.
Oh thats pretty neat, I'm not to hot with the whole modchip thing just to play the few games I wanna play on the Saturn. Definitely will look into this.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarMist
I Ordered Twinbee, Saxy Parodius, and Gun bird.
Super Tempo looks cool, but 163 bucks is little too much.
Also, I have Street Fighter Alpha collection for Ps2...so no need for that one.
Super Tempo isn't worth $163, I know that for sure, that's just a crazy BIN price. I'd say it's worth about $75, or around $80 with the spine card. Over a year ago a seller had a copy of Super Tempo up for auction with a starting bid of $100, nobody bidded on it. The seller relisted it a few times for the same price, but still no one bidded on it, because it's not worth that much.
You do realize that there initially weren't even enough copies to satisfy preorders right? Seriously, you are judging the game without even playing. It's probably one of the best games of that generation if not one of the best games ever made, and less than 30,000 copies of it exist in English. So of course it's going to cost a lot. But I'd say it's definitely worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoltor
I'll agree with you on games like Magic Knight Rayearth, Guardian Heroes, Albert Odyssey, Dragon Force, Burning Rangers, etc. being a bit over rated and insanely over priced, but Panzer Dragoon Saga is definitely worth what it goes for.
It's not like Radiant Silvergun where the game is rather common yet it only goes for $250+ due to idiocy and demand.
At the OP:
There are actually some reasons to still own Street Fighter Zero 3 on Saturn over the PS2 version. One being that the Saturn version runs in the true low resolution, making it look sharper, where as the PS2 version is upscaled and ends up a bit fuzzy.
Soukyugurentai looks cool as fuck, I think I might need this one! Not very expensive either!
You'll still need a modchip to play burned games. Even if you fix the region, you'll still need to either mod your system or use the swap trick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deo