Virtua Fighter 2 (Genesis)
Virtua Fighter 2 (Genesis)
I know it's actually a decent game.. I just think it's so funny that Sega tried to pull VF off on a console they knew couldn't run it as it was designed (in a VIRTUAL 3-D world).
This just made me wonder - I wonder if Nintendo will start releasing 32x games on the VC since they were just graphically upgraded Genesis games (not to mention, the 32x could pull off polygons)?
Last edited by diskoboy; 03-24-2007 at 03:38 PM.
For the record, I think the Legend of Kage is an abortion. Nobody remembers that game fondly in my circle, and I don't believe it was a big seller. That's why I asked the rhetorical "are they kidding"? It's an opinion. It is not fact.
Double Dungeons is another one that leaves me scratching my head.
That is all. Continue Virtua Fighter discussion.
Today's one and only game:
Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 4: Wall of Fire
Dammit, Nintendo....
1 title..I wonder who was working that week with Nintendo, he either forgot to take his medicine, or forgot to refill his coffee...
These cartridges are dirty as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!
Wow, lame week. At least the Romance Of The Three Kingdoms fans have something on VC now.
WTF...one game? are you serious??!!?? Next week better kick ass, because this is ridiculous.
"It's Time To Kick Ass And Chew Bubble Gum......And I'm All Outta Gum"
-Duke Nukem
I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt a few times, I mean how many weeks did Live Arcade go without a single release? But yeah, between the NES, SNES, Genesis and TG-16, you'd think they could drum up three titles per week rather easily. But then again, that's 156 games a year... that's really quite a lot, I wonder if they've planned that far ahead.
Pretty good week for the VC in Europe, hope these make it to North America soon (love Mystical Ninja):
Punch-Out! (NES)
The Legend of The Mystical Ninja (SNES)
Dragon's Curse (TG16)
Hudson has announced their U.S. TG-16 titles for April:
And Nintendo's Japanese VC list for April has some interesting games:Dragon's Curse (coming Monday)
Bravoman
Bonk's Revenge
Battle Lode Runner
Shockman
Famicom:
04/03/07 - Punch-Out!! (Nintendo)
04/03/07 - Elevator Action (Taito)
April 2007 - Ninja Ryuukenden [Ninja Gaiden] (Tecmo)
April 2007 - Meikyu Kumikyoku [Milon's Secret Castle] (Hudson)
April 2007 - Gradius 2 (Konami)
Super Famicom:
April 2007 - Hercules no Eikou III (Paon)
April 2007 - Final Fight (Capcom)
April 2007 - Kirby Bowl (Nintendo)
N64:
April 2007 - Star Fox 64 (Nintendo)
Mega Drive:
April 2007 - Rent A Hero (Sega)
April 2007 - Puyo Puyo Tsuu (Sega)
April 2007 - Pulseman (Sega)
April 2007 - Bahamut Senki (Sega)
PC Engine:
04/03/07 - Final Soldier (Hudson)
April 2007 - Narazumono Sentou Butai: Bloody Wolf (G Mode)
April 2007 - PC Genjin 2 [Bonk's Revenge] (Hudson)
April 2007 - Kaizou Chounin Shubibinman 2 (Hudson)
April 2007 - Benkei Gaiden (Sunsoft)
April 2007 - PC Denjin [Air Zonk] (Hudson)
-via neogaf
Last edited by GillianSeed; 03-30-2007 at 09:53 AM.
Why did Hudson Soft decided to released Bravoman and Shockman in the month? Both were considered bad games by gamers who played the 2 games.
Battle lode runner was never released in the United States for the tg-16 before and will be the first virtual console game to be ported from Japan to North America.
I haven't played Bravoman, but it was actually met with quite favorable reviews upons release. Apparently the digital voices are quite priceless, but I haven't experienced it myself.
As for Shockman, well I'll vouch that it really IS a good game. It's nothing too deep, and it borrows a lot from Mega Man/Rockman, but it is quite fun--especially with two people. There are some side-scrolling R-type-style shooter levels to add variety as well.