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Originally Posted by acdc
In addition to that, there are quite a few user reviews of the game strewn throughout the pages of this thread.
Our next product is Zaku, a horizontal shooter for the Atari Lynx. Of course we will continue to support the Mega Drive as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by acdc
Death Adder, just wanted to tell you that Beggar Prince works great on the Retrogen!
For clarity:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beastech
What version of Beggar Prince have you tested? The original version, or the later bug-fixed one with the new artwork?
Anybody with the retrogen currently should fire up their copy and test if it saves properly too. ;)
Saving was never an issue on unofficial clone systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knuckle Duster
Pardon me for wanting to know if an existing, bug ridden RPG has it's most necessary function actually 'working' on a newer clone system regardless of historical context. Especially since it might have been overlooked in a quick test on the unit. :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by CMA Death Adder
I have the one with the updated art. I've played it for a few hours on it as well and its great. Save function is perfectly fine.
Hi, I am certainly going to buy a copy of Beggar Prince. But I have a couple of questions I want to ask.
1. How long will it take the official website to ship it to North America after i pay using paypal?
2. Is the there a difference in the first run and second run?
3. When will Legend of Wukong be available?
4. Do all those games work on any american genesis?
1) It takes about a week, maybe two if the USPS is bogged down. They're in California.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
2) The third run cart (the one you can order) fixes the saving issue the first two runs of the game had (you couldn't save if you had a 32X hooked up, or had a CD/cart hybrid system like an X'EYE or CDX). The first and second runs were the same cart, and had that issue.
4) It works on a Nomad, model 1, model 2, CDX, and X'EYE. Not sure about Genesis 3. So yes, if you have US Genesis, you'll be stylin'.
Thank you for the quick response. I feel a lot better that they are in california, I thought they were in Taiwan or something. I will place my order next month so I can get it by christmas, thanks u.
Hello.
Please excuse me for not answering your questions sooner, as I was out of town.
I usually make at least one trip to the post office per week to ship out pending orders, though it has been more frequently lately due to the recent release of Zaku.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
Once shipped, orders generally take between 3 to 6 days to arrive to destinations within the USA, and 3 to 10 days internationally.
Cover art, and the save / load game routine was reprogrammed for universal compatibility with all systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
Early next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
Both Beggar Prince and Legend of Wukong work on ANY model Sega Genesis and Mega Drive, NTSC and PAL, including all licensed compatibles and unofficial clone systems. This includes compatibility when the 32X and / or Sega (Mega) CD are attached.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me directly via e-mail for the quickest response, or via private message here at the forums, at your convenience.
Thank you so much! You have great customer service and I truly cant wait to get the money saved up to order Beggar Prince!! I will try and see if my mom can order me Wu Kong as a christmas present! I hope you release more RPGs in the future I am an RPG fanatic!
It's my pleasure. Thanks again for your interest, it's always refreshing to learn of another person who enjoys what we're doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
We will. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
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Originally Posted by CMA Death Adder
I got mine in three days, I am in Texas, and it was pristine.Quote:
Originally Posted by salamando
nathanallan, how are you liking the game so far?