Video Game "Look what I found"

[Onyxthecat]

what the hell is the blue dolphin?

It's like Metal Slug but you ride a dolphin in the ocean.

[SwooshBear]

what the hell is the blue dolphin?

It's like Metal Slug but you ride a dolphin in the ocean.

Contra meets Ecco the dolphin? sounds amazing.

[Rurouni_Fencer]

Probably not really a deal, but I finally picked up a 32X, with an excellent condition box and paperwork, (sadly, no cables.)

After store credit, it came to about $2.26... So I pretty much paid what it's worth.

As is the case most of the time I suspect you just talk crap about the system because 'everyone else does'. Even though you probably never had or played one before. Which is kinda sad...

Virtua Racing

Knuckles Chaotix

Kolibri

Space Harrier

Blackthorne

There's a few more, but I just can't be bothered...

Actually, although I never owned one myself, a friend of mine did and I played it over his house as a teenager. The only two games I cared for were Knuckles Chaotix and Cosmic Carnage, (which, though nothing stellar, I thought was a pretty competent fighter.) With the exception of Kolibri, my buddy and I played all the games you mentioned and none really jumped out at me!

Also, for the record, I never talk negatively about a game or system that I haven't actually played, or "just talk crap about the system because 'everyone else does". That would just be shallow, and that is not me at all.
So please, don't assume me to be that kind of person.. If you like the 32X, I completely respect your opinion. But please respect mine as well when I simply feel unimpressed with the machine through my own past experiences with it...

[optmusprimenumber]

Probably not really a deal, but I finally picked up a 32X, with an excellent condition box and paperwork, (sadly, no cables.)

After store credit, it came to about $2.26... So I pretty much paid what it's worth.

As is the case most of the time I suspect you just talk crap about the system because 'everyone else does'. Even though you probably never had or played one before. Which is kinda sad...

Virtua Racing

Knuckles Chaotix

Kolibri

Space Harrier

Blackthorne

There's a few more, but I just can't be bothered...

Actually, although I never owned one myself, a friend of mine did and I played it over his house as a teenager. The only two games I cared for were Knuckles Chaotix and Cosmic Carnage, (which, though nothing stellar, I thought was a pretty competent fighter.) With the exception of Kolibri, my buddy and I played all the games you mentioned and none really jumped out at me!

Also, for the record, I never talk negatively about a game or system that I haven't actually played, or "just talk crap about the system because 'everyone else does". That would just be shallow, and that is not me at all.
So please, don't assume me to be that kind of person.. If you like the 32X, I completely respect your opinion. But please respect mine as well when I simply feel unimpressed with the machine through my own past experiences with it...

MK II?

[dunpeal2064]

As far as exclusives go, the 32x is weak. The beginning of the end for sega.

a few cool games dont really redeem an entire add on

Its neat, but thats as far as it goes for me

[elmagicochrisg]

Also, for the record, I never talk negatively about a game or system that I haven't actually played, or "just talk crap about the system because 'everyone else does". That would just be shallow, and that is not me at all.
So please, don't assume me to be that kind of person.. If you like the 32X, I completely respect your opinion. But please respect mine as well when I simply feel unimpressed with the machine through my own past experiences with it...

Ok, my bad...

I take it back...

As far as exclusives go, the 32x is weak. The beginning of the end for sega.

a few cool games dont really redeem an entire add on

Its neat, but thats as far as it goes for me

Aside from marketing, they made quite a strong comeback with the Dreamcast. But yeah, I guess some people had lost faith in SEGA by then. Too bad it had to go this way. SEGA is just a hollow word now. No substance whatsoever...

Fortunately I still have a lot to discover. I only started to really know and appreciate SEGA during the Dreamcast era. So I still have a whole Mega Drive / Genesis catalogue to discover. And a few Mega CD / Sega CD and 32X games. It's good to be a retro gamer... ^^

[Rurouni_Fencer]

As far as exclusives go, the 32x is weak. The beginning of the end for sega.

a few cool games dont really redeem an entire add on

Its neat, but thats as far as it goes for me

Aside from marketing, they made quite a strong comeback with the Dreamcast. But yeah, I guess some people had lost faith in SEGA by then. Too bad it had to go this way. SEGA is just a hollow word now. No substance whatsoever...

Fortunately I still have a lot to discover. I only started to really know and appreciate SEGA during the Dreamcast era. So I still have a whole Mega Drive / Genesis catalogue to discover. And a few Mega CD / Sega CD and 32X games. It's good to be a retro gamer... ^^

I agree with both here.. The marketing of the Sega CD, 32X, and the Saturn really left a bad taste in consumers' mouths, (despite the impressive Saturn - one of my favorite retro systems..) Sega definitely dropped the ball in that time, but I agree they made up for it with the Dreamcast! What an awesome system, and so much potential.. It's a shame that the damage was already done by that point. I'd love to see another Sega system some day - and this comes from a heavy Nintendo fan, (read: NOT fanboy.)

[BoringSupreez]

I found Blast Corps and Battle Arena Toshinden Remix at Salvation Army today. Blast Corps was in "rental" condition, but it was only $3, it works, and I've wanted that game for years. Battle Arena Toshinden Remix was complete in the box, and the disc was in good condition, and only cost $1. For some reason, it was with the old beat-up board games and puzzles rather than under the counter with the Nintendo games.

[optmusprimenumber]

I found Blast Corps and Battle Arena Toshinden Remix at Salvation Army today. Blast Corps was in "rental" condition, but it was only $3, it works, and I've wanted that game for years. Battle Arena Toshinden Remix was complete in the box, and the disc was in good condition, and only cost $1. For some reason, it was with the old beat-up board games and puzzles rather than under the counter with the Nintendo games.

And THAT, SIR, is why you must look EVERYWHERE in those damn stores!! Lest you miss something sweet. Rockon

[BoringSupreez]

I found Blast Corps and Battle Arena Toshinden Remix at Salvation Army today. Blast Corps was in "rental" condition, but it was only $3, it works, and I've wanted that game for years. Battle Arena Toshinden Remix was complete in the box, and the disc was in good condition, and only cost $1. For some reason, it was with the old beat-up board games and puzzles rather than under the counter with the Nintendo games.

And THAT, SIR, is why you must look EVERYWHERE in those damn stores!! Lest you miss something sweet. Rockon

I first learned that lesson when I found a Genesis 2 with the scanners and keyboards, in the same store. Sometimes the employees just don't know what something is, and miscategorize it. Or they're just lazy.