Panasonic / Konami m2 Footage: Battle Tryst & Heat of Eleven

[Borman]

In-game footage of Battle Tryst & Heat of Eleven '98 for the Konami m2 arcade system (based on the unreleased Panasonic m2)


Today I bring some gameplay footage of the Konami m2 based hardware, featuring Battle Tryst & Heat of Eleven '98 in a Past to Present Online Double Feature. While I still haven't worked out a great capturing solution for video from arcade boards (since it needs to be compatible with shooters and all), this camera footage is still pretty nice. You would be hard-pressed to find any ingame footage of the Konami m2 hardware, as it isn't even supported in MAME

http://www.ptop.aborman.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=228&Itemid=1

[Clownzilla]

Interesting story about the M2. If that is the same 3DO M2 that I am thinking about, then I have about 5 of them sitting in storage at work. The M2 was rehashed as the computer for the interactive video kiosks in GM dealerships minus all the cool graphic cards, casing, etc. (I work in a GM dealership). We don't use them anymore but I will try to find them in storage and take pictures for you. The real interesting thing about them is that they have joystick ports in the back..............sigh, what could of been:(

[Xian042]

Very Cool!

I've been asking around and digging for M2 demo's or videos for some time. I"m glad this came to light.
I like the variety in colors, I was iffy about the draw distance of the fighting game but I think the stadium in the soccor game is 3D.
Looks nice but i dont' blame them for pulling it as a game console, way too much competition and everyone would have associated it with the 3DO. Which was already well on its way out the door.

[LuxKiller65]

I always thought Simon and Richter Belmont were playable in this game! How comes they're not in the player selection screen, nor on the official game flyer?

:?

http://www.vgmuseum.com/mrp/cameo2.htm#btryst

http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyer&db=videodb&id=3662&image=2