How's Your Sega MegaDrive/Genesis Gaming Going On?
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Anyone know where I can find a definitive list of genesis games that support 6 button controller functionality? They have a pretty decent list at Moby Games but it isn't complete.
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Possibly not definitive but this archived thread has more than what's listed on Moby Games.
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/archive/in ... ffef4f0d3e
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/archive/in ... ffef4f0d3e
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Thanks that list isn't too shabby.
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Guess I have a screw loose, still very much adore the old Genesis SVP chipped Virtua Racing. When I got Genesis again late last year it was a game I made sure to pick up sooner than later.
Only just last weekend I actually added 1 game to my Genesis list and it was Sonic 3, but strangenova there though he's getting 2 titles I gave up and he can post about that if he wants when they arrive.
Only just last weekend I actually added 1 game to my Genesis list and it was Sonic 3, but strangenova there though he's getting 2 titles I gave up and he can post about that if he wants when they arrive.
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Yeah Castle of Illusion and Elemental Master are on the way. Really excited about both, Castle because I use to rent it back in the day and I've really been digging the Disney games for genesis and snes recently. Elemental Master I've never played, but I know it's made by techno soft and the thunder force games are awesome. Plus it's one of the more expensive genesis games I needed to get.Tanooki wrote:Only just last weekend I actually added 1 game to my Genesis list and it was Sonic 3, but strangenova there though he's getting 2 titles I gave up and he can post about that if he wants when they arrive.
Tanooki also sent the box and manual to sonic 3, that's slowly becoming a focus in my genesis collecting. Upgrading my loose carts to CIB status.
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I have a soft spot for it. A friend of mine owned it when I was a kid and would always lord it over me because it was a $70 game at the time. I asked for it as a birthday present and my parents got me Lotus 2 R.E.C.S. instead. I was disappointed but I ended up actually enjoying Lotus 2 for what it was.Tanooki wrote:Guess I have a screw loose, still very much adore the old Genesis SVP chipped Virtua Racing. When I got Genesis again late last year it was a game I made sure to pick up sooner than later.
Getting Virtua Racing on the Genesis for real was a priority for me when I started collecting just because it was a game that evaded me when I was young.
And I think it's decent. No it's not the best version available but it's fine.
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Played through stages 3, 4, and 5 of Flashback last night. Then decided to play an exhibition match in NHL 96, it was a tie game. So after that I fired up Biohazard Battle and managed to get a stage farther than my last attempt. Also the farther I get into this game the more I enjoy it, at first I just thought it was kinda meh compared to lightening force, but now I'm really enjoying it for the things it does differently. It still reminds me of a more forgiving Darius Twin though.
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I never had the Genesis up until the dying Majesco days and it was a favor to an aussie girl I was friends with. She wanted to save money getting stuff off ebay because someone was being a douchebag with shipping largely because they didn't police it in the 90s. I had the guy ship me a big box of Sega stuff with a Gen3 in it and a couple dozen games. She wanted a couple that were much the value of the lot, I got the system and all the other solid games and it was what got me started. I knew of Sega-Parts.com then which had new Genesis games for like $10-20/ea and really cheap shipping so I got one new there for $10 and fell in love with it laughing how people paid $100 for that in the day. I at one time could totally work it over, now I'm sure I'd get beat up by the timer. That's why I care for it, knew of it, liked it, finally got it, just had to get it back.
I know it's not as pretty, but you could do worse as I had the Saturn one and it was atrocious.
I know it's not as pretty, but you could do worse as I had the Saturn one and it was atrocious.
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Re: How's Your Sega MegaDrive/Genesis Gaming Going On?
Kicked back and played some Columns recently. I was always a bigger fan of Tetris back in the day. I never really gave Columns enough time to appreciate it. It's simple, but it's hard. Columns speeds up fast - maybe too fast. Within a few minutes the jewels are falling so fast that the game becomes as much a test of reflex as a puzzle game. This forces the player to lean on intuition rather than logic as the game progresses.

Good game to loose yourself into.

Good game to loose yourself into.
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The multiplayer mode were you and the other player share a board and take turns putting jewels in, competing for a high score, is actually really fun. You'll find yourself searching for the best move only to have your opponent take that spot from you.samsonlonghair wrote:Kicked back and played some Columns recently. I was always a bigger fan of Tetris back in the day. I never really gave Columns enough time to appreciate it. It's simple, but it's hard. Columns speeds up fast - maybe too fast. Within a few minutes the jewels are falling so fast that the game becomes as much a test of reflex as a puzzle game. This forces the player to lean on intuition rather than logic as the game progresses.
Good game to loose yourself into.
I played it a lot as a kid and never realized the depth the game had.