Day 2 have to say it it really good I am impressed
very nice job guys
Day 2 have to say it it really good I am impressed
very nice job guys
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They still often appeared in PlayMeter's top 25 games, pretty much all the way until the combo game came out. They might not have made the same amount as when they originally came out, but arcades were in a completely different state at that time than when Daytona came out.Originally Posted by InsaneDavid
I guess what I'm trying to say is that no matter what way you look at it, Daytona USA belongs in a very elite class with arcade games that have really continued to do well throughout the ages -- a class that really only contains at most a handful of games.
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** Trying to finish up an overly complete Dreamcast collection... want to help? (Updated 5/3/10!) http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61333
finally, so far 2 from my list made it --
waiting for this week to week thing is worse than the original wait
how about 2000 meseta for the whole list
The human operates out of complex superiority demands, self -affirming through ritual, insiting upon a rational need to learn, striving for self-imposed goals, manipulating his environment while he denies his own adaptive abilities, never fully satisfied.
--Frank Herbert
Who are these people you speak of? Who would have WB3 "items" here? **glances down** Oh yeah, right...Originally Posted by FantasiaWHT
You know what, I popped in Daytona for the Saturn yesturday, and I owe everybody that voted for Daytona a big apology. That game is damn good. I mean, I played the thing a bunch when I originally had a Saturn, and then I played it when I rediscovered the Saturn when I went retro, but for some reason, I forgot just how fun that game is.
The music is great, the sound effects are great, even the game over sequence is great. I mean, even when you enter your initials it's great!!! Sure, the graphics have pop up galore, there aren't as many cars on the tracks, and it can be a little bit glitchy, but damn that is a fine piece of software. I actually like the original better than the other Saturn one that came later. Part of it is the music. I know some people hate the music of the original, but to me, it just adds character to the game. It suits the game. It is Daytona.
Still, having said all of that, Sega Rally is still the best racing game on the Saturn, with Daytona a close second. As good as Sega Rally is, I don't think it made my top 25 list, so I'm still kinda suprised that Daytona got that high on enough people's lists, but it's all gravy. I can understand now.
The amount of cars on track is equal to the single player (non linked) setup in the arcade: 39 rivals for Three Seven Speedway (Beginner), 19 rivals for Dinosaur Canyon (Advanced), 29 rivals for Seaside Street Galaxy (Expert). It still looks nowhere as nice as the arcade version but it plays great and looks good enough to still be a blast at home.Originally Posted by Anthony1
Agreed, the new soundtrack for Circuit Edition blew and Sega reacted to the fan reaction by changing things in the Japanese release that came out a few months after the US release. In addition to the new Eric Martin tunes (that we all hate) they added the option to use the ORIGINAL arcade music for Three Seven Speedway, Dinosaur Canyon, and Seaside Street Galaxy. The Saturn port of the original didn't use the exact Daytona USA arcade music yet it was VERY similar and thereby not a big deal. I also didn't like how the left and right sides of each car were mirrors of one another in Circuit Edition although I'm sure that was a graphic trick to pull off the increased draw distance and detail. Still, with the addition of the original arcade music for the three original tracks, the Japanese version of Circuit Edition is much better - still do like the original Daytona USA more myself though.Originally Posted by Anthony1
Daytona USA on the Dreamcast (Daytona USA 2001 in Japan) was also a nice addition once you get the control down, a loving tribute from Sega to one of their greatest arcade franchises. Yeah, it looks better than the original arcade Daytona USA but there are some changes (the roller coaster removed from National Park Speedway - looks more like a state park than an amusement park now) and I've never liked any design of the Hornet stock car as much as the original. I'm too damn picky about that - right down to "Since 1992" on the hood in the arcade and "Since 1994" on the hood in the Saturn and PC versions. Oh man, I'm starting to sound like airraid.
Yes it is quite different. BTW, the GG/Master System game was released after the Genesis' release.Originally Posted by Mayhem
when are we getting the 3rd installment????????? I'm fiending over here!
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MY top 25 list changed already -- i didn't think it would take such a short while before i would add a title to that list.
The human operates out of complex superiority demands, self -affirming through ritual, insiting upon a rational need to learn, striving for self-imposed goals, manipulating his environment while he denies his own adaptive abilities, never fully satisfied.
--Frank Herbert
One could only hope Sonic CD is way up on the list.
Please.
I'll take a high ranking for Sonic 2 though. Either or.
an update wouldn't go astray...
And it didn't. It tried to but I wrangled it to the ground and told it SIT!Originally Posted by theMot
... update up, let the phantasy star worship/complaining begin!
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Holy crap. It's been a while.
Three Phantasy Star Games!........Originally Posted by AB Positive
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ONLY MADE IT TO THE 70's??!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!!
WHAT THE BLOODY BLEEP BLEEP BLEEP BLEEP RACKIN' FARKIN' BING BONG BARKIN'!!?!?!?!?!?!?!
All three of those were in my top ten hehe. I knew I should've created a few more accounts and started ballot-box stuffing.
Here's my feedback thread: http://www.digitpress.com/forum/show...ht=FantasiaWHT
Heh, I haven't played a single game in this section of the list.
Still a fun read...keep it going!!
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Wow, I had my doubts that civII was going to make it.
I'm surprised to see phantasy star so low.
Will Star Control II ever be seen on this list?
Tune in next time. Same dp time, same dp channel.
The human operates out of complex superiority demands, self -affirming through ritual, insiting upon a rational need to learn, striving for self-imposed goals, manipulating his environment while he denies his own adaptive abilities, never fully satisfied.
--Frank Herbert
Very good list today! I love the fact that the 3 best Phantasy Stars, Mario RPG, and 2 SNK games are all grouped together.
I'll have to play Civ II one day though, I was always a Age of Empires fan.
I really wish Wind Waker made it a little higher...but I am still really glad it made it. Only on DP will you not hear about it's "child-like" gameplay, that game is eons ahead of it's time!
Yeah, that's pretty sad that the Phantasy Star games are only ranked that high.
I'm afraid that having three fairly popular games in the series split the vote. (And I bet Phantasy Star Online doesn't make an appearance despite the fact it was an excellent game and was the first real reason to play a console online)
Have actually played all of those games at launch, I can say with a degree of authority that Phantasy Star II deserves a much higher spot.
People don't realize what a truly amazing game that was, and still is. People made such a big deal about Aerith getting slain by Seppy in the first third of FFVII. Folks from my generation realize Sega did it better when Nei was slain half way through Phantasy Star II.
And the game was epic beyond all expectations at the time. Nothing seen on a console before had even come close to the scope of PSII.
In any case, this series of games has stood as a bit of a disappointment with Civilization II. Assume that the original, or subsequent, iterations don't make an appearance, it's position in the list is a travesty. Civilization II is the most important turn based strategy game of all time. More than X-Com, more than Heroes of Might and Magic II. I'd say it's the most important strategy game of all time.
It does say something about the nature of these forums in that there wasn't a "personal take" on the game. At our classic gaming night, if we asked who hadn't played Civilization II, and someone raised their hand, I'd punch them in the face and they'd know that they deserved it. Likewise for Star Control II. But, since this is primarily a console forum, I should expect a little disappointment in the PC realm of things.
But, anyway, I'll withhold my total bitch fest until this thing is seen through. People should keep in mind that I don't think there were that many votes (80 or so I thought) so everything should be swallowed with a couple of grains of salt.
As much as I agree with what you said. This list was a favorites list, not an importance list. I would guess that people here would have voted differently if it was a importance list, voting for games that aren’t their favorites but felt they were important.
It should also be kept in mind that this was a favorites list. – I don’t know how many people treated it as such but I did.
So far only one of my top 5 favorite games made it. Civ 2 was my number 4. I wonder what was the total number of points it got.
The human operates out of complex superiority demands, self -affirming through ritual, insiting upon a rational need to learn, striving for self-imposed goals, manipulating his environment while he denies his own adaptive abilities, never fully satisfied.
--Frank Herbert
after the full Top 100 is listed, the entire list with point scoring will be posted. I don't think the tiebreakers will make it on there, but overall you can see where everything placed.
I know #101 will cause riots, but that's later on
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Holy crap. It's been a while.
Same here, it's great to see it on the list. It was one of the few modern era games that reminded me of playing NES titles for the first time when I was six or seven. Also one of the few games where I just shut everything down for a couple days straight to enjoy it.Originally Posted by drwily008
You're stiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllllll in a drrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeaaaaammmm... SNNNNNAAAAKKKEEE EEEEAAAAATTTTEEERRRRrrr....
Could have been a bit more on MGS3, I mean, Hideo Kojima did weave the Metal Gear plotline into factual history pretty damn well. Taking the Jupiter IRBM's out of Turkey being a ruse (which it was, for other reasons) to cover up the Soviet Union pulling out of Cuba just to retrieve Sokalov? Come on, that was excellent storycrafting. And you get to finally meet the man who originally created the idea of Metal Gear - and why they are called "Metal Gear" be explained.
I won't get into Phantasy Star II the same reason why I don't get into Final Fantasy III / VI. "Lalala, same thing... try to support more than half the game based on the battle system alone... not fun enough to do that.. lalala..."