BoneSnapDeez wrote:Has anyone played Seventh Cross: Evolution? I can't figure out what type of game it is - though some label it an RPG - and reviews are mixed.
Bone, don't bother. It's not an RPG by any stretch of the imagination. Have you played Flow on the PS3 or PSN? It's like a horribly unpolished version of Flow, but the idea isn't really developed or implemented well. It's not worth it, if you're curious try and find an image before you drop the cash on it.
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I will always keep my Dreamcast collection. The exclusives at the time, though they may have migrated to newer, more modern consoles, is irrelevant. Some of us truly enjoy the games on the original hardware. If I don't hear grinding gears and that fan blowing, and I'm not holding the controller in my hand, the experience isn't the same. I think the experience on the original hardware is most enjoyable, even if emulation and porting happened. The differences across platforms tend to be subjective and negligible, from an enjoyment perspective. So if I'm going to be an enthusiast for a console, but there's an improved version, I'd rather keep the version for the console I'm going to keep plugged in, etc. There's some convenience factor as well when you have some uniformity.
Emulation is a catch all and Exhuminator has great points, especially around form-factor and it's hard to argue against that.