Streets of Rage would be a cool sequel if they would get rid of the kid on the roller blades and the old man with the mechanical arm. What drugs were they on when they greenlighted that?!
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Streets of Rage would be a cool sequel if they would get rid of the kid on the roller blades and the old man with the mechanical arm. What drugs were they on when they greenlighted that?!
Non sports: Another Earthworm Jim (too bad the original was released so late in the consoles history) would be fine by me.
Sports: An Evander Holyfield's Real Deal boxing and Sports Talk Baseball sequel would be great.
Have you even played MDK2?Quote:
Originally Posted by Take That Punk!
I think if Earthworm Jim would come out on a Next Generation Console I believe it would look and play something like that.
Is this a PS2 release?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
I think MDK1 came out for PS1 and MDK2 came out for Dreamcast. I have a bootleg of it my friend copied for me.
Man, I don't know where either of those consoles are hidden in my house.
MDK2 was also ported to the PS2. I think you can get it pretty cheap, it was re-titled MDK2: Armageddon. Never played the PS2 version, but I prefer Dreamcast :p
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Originally Posted by ceibant
You know who also prefers Dreamcast? Jesus.....Its true, just read the bible.
1.) Herzog Zwei. My favorite Genesis game by far. Badly needs a 16-bit or 32-bit remake using scaled sprites. more battle fields, more unit types, more commands, deeper strategy.
2.) Phantasy Star II. I know it was remade on PS2. I'd like a 16-bit remake with just much better quality audio/visuals.
What would you call it?Quote:
Originally Posted by parallaxscroll
Herzog Zwei, Zwei
or
Herzog Drei
:D
I agree with you, it would be great if they'd do an old strategy game justice for once!
MUSHA did get Robo Aleste....which isn't exactly a sequel, but pretty dang close. Still wouldn't mind another, but I don't think Compile will ever come to to life.
I'd really love to see another "real" shining force game. Not sure why sega chose to put Neo or EXA games under the shining force title other than name recognition. They could have been Shining something else, because they aren't in line with where III left off. Too bad too, there are so many decent tactics games on newer systems would have been nice to see a shining force out there too.
I think they merged Compile into Sonic Team when Dreamcast was discontinued.Quote:
Originally Posted by ott0bot
Apparently they still release classic Shining Force games in Japan - for mobile phones: http://shining-world.jp/mobile/sfc/Quote:
Originally Posted by ott0bot
http://shining-world.jp/mobile/sfc/img/world_img01.gif http://shining-world.jp/mobile/sfc/img/world_img02.gif http://shining-world.jp/mobile/sfc/img/world_img03.gif
Those look like the GG Gaiden games...
That's what I heard too, but many people left the time also. I hear they formed another studio called AIKY....but i think they went under as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christuserloeser
Too bad.
hmm....i can't beleive the future of shining force is on a mobile phone. :?Quote:
Originally Posted by Christuserloeser
Do Streets of Rage 4
I like Dr Zan, and have done ever since I heard him say "par-rumph!"Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
(Doesn't mean I like to play as him very often, though; that is a different matter :) )
A sequel to SoR would be nice. I quite enjoyed the remake thingy up until the point where the game crashed (I've a feeling it was near the end) and I couldn't be bothered to play through it again. (Bah.)