Who Shot Johnny Rock. I thought it was just my Sega CD having issues but indeed is the game.
EDIT: Here I uploaded a video of the game for those who never seen this game. My capture card is crap so I used my DV cam.
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Who Shot Johnny Rock. I thought it was just my Sega CD having issues but indeed is the game.
EDIT: Here I uploaded a video of the game for those who never seen this game. My capture card is crap so I used my DV cam.
The Secret of Monkey Island's load times were agonizing. Same with Willy Beamish. These are the worst offenders I've found, and just about the only instances I can think of where I've given up on a game due to the load times.
Well its not on Sega Cd but...my nomination would be for Shinning Tears on Ps2. I stopped playing it the load time was so horrible and I love those types of games. If they ever make a Ps2 emulator that kills all load time I may try it again.
I remember Timesplitters for PS2 being REALLY bad, but then again I played it more recently and it didn't seem nearly as long. Maybe the PS2 I played it on the first time was having CD read problems?
The Adventures of Willy Beamish. The load times make it almost unplayable!
Super Street Fighter Alpha 2 Turbo HD Remix on SNES.
http://www.systemwars.com/forums/ima...s/happysad.gif I wish you guys stuck to only Sega CD games.
I have that game, it's loading time is not that bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by 17daysolderthannes
You guys have to see how bad Who Shot Johnny Rock is. I nominate it as the worst loading game ever.
I think I had Commodore 64 games on floppy that loaded up faster.
I think his PS2 may have just been bad, that or he may have been using a cheat device, I can't remember. All I know is that I ate ice cream in the time it took to start loading and actually get to gameplay back then. Like I said though, more recently it only took like 5-10 seconds on my PS2.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamegenie
edit: are you sure its not just a bad scratch on the disc causing multiple re-reads? how long does it take to load it from an ISO on fusion? usually load times will be the same on Fusion as they are IRL (which is kinda cool, even better, if you don't like it, you can fast forward through it, cool stuff).
I don't think ever made an ISO of this game. It's not actually accessing anything "no light" is on when it pauses. I blame poor developers. I have Mad Dogg Mcree and it doesn't suffer from this slow pause.Quote:
Originally Posted by 17daysolderthannes
http://www.emucation.com/downloads-group-26585.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by gamegenie
http://www.freewebs.com/zeldasign/o%20rly.bmp
cool. I might try it out later, but I'm almost certain that it's just the game itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by 17daysolderthannes
That bad, huh? My old Atari cassettes loaded faster than C64 floppies. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gamegenie
As far as slow goes, other than a few of those FMV games, SEGA CD games weren't too bad.
Wow! :o I have not seen a game with this much loading times, even on a sega cd.
Most PS2 games have longer loading times, than most Sega CD games, though. ;)
Seconded. You play that stupid mini game with the orbs more than you do the actual game.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazyteknohed