He joined SEGA in 1971, wow. The Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast hold the best memories for me, more so the Mega Drive. Thanks for the memories, Hideki-sama.
Who's buying this on a Switch 2 keycard?
Out now on one of those Nintendo Switch 2 keycards.
Out now on one of those Nintendo Switch 2 keycards.
Out now on one of those Nintendo Switch 2 keycards......
Out now on one of those Nintendo Switch 2 keycards.
Rubbish that the Switch 2 version is a keycard. Will be interesting to see how well it sells.
If I could choose ten SEGA games to be released by 2030, it'd be Sonic Adventure 3, OutRun 3, ESWAT 2, Virtua Fighter 6, Shenmue Trilogy, Virtua Racing 2, Baku Baku Animal 2, Alien Storm 2, Cosmic Smash 2 and Zombie Revenge 2. Not sure what happened to Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio and Golden Axe that was shown a while back?
Holy mashed potato, a God of War trilogy. Typical Sony milking the cash cow. How about a Motorstorm collection, although there were 5 games in total.
When you consider how long GTA 6 is taking, don't hold your breath.
One of the problems with VR on PS is the amount of games that I don't have a VR mode, more so racers. I thought by now F1 would've had a VR mode, but this gen hasn't been the best for racers.
In a nutshell, Sony's VR2 is a re-run of VR1. Same situation with VR3 for the PS6, although VR2 should continue on PS6.
How can a Shenmue clone score 8.5? How many more of these games from the once mighty SEGA?
It wasn't too good on the Nintendo 64 all those years back. Hyped as GoldenEye 2, it didn't even come close. On the Xbox 360, it wasn't too good either. No more Perfect Dark games please.
PSX? You mean PlayStation?
I was there for the first game on the PlayStation, also the Saturn version which had extra content. I got to Resident Evil 4 on the PlayStation 2, then I dropped off. I'd probably say CODE: Veronica was the standout game on the Dreamcast. I managed to play Zero and the first game on the GameCube, I remember back then, Zero was canned for the Nintendo 64, which is why it was released for the GameCube. It's the same old with these games, running about a big house and the limitations...
It's a decent game, but it's not moved on from the GameCube versions. Nintendo needs to turn it into a bad ass FPS.
Microsoft should just ditch Xbox and cash in on PC and PlayStation games, maybe even Switch 2. Apparently, they make a loss on hardware, so what's the point?
After Series X, I'll be passing on this.
Has anyone read Game Over by David Sheff? Plenty of strange Nintendo things in that book.