You all win. (I'm finally getting a Dreamcast)

[Rurouni_Fencer]

I'm a huge fan of Splatterhouse though. I've played all the others.

What are you waiting for, Noise???

[noiseredux]

I'm a huge fan of Splatterhouse though. I've played all the others.

What are you waiting for, Noise???

I meant I've played 1-3, Wanpaku and the remake. I just haven't played the homebrew DC BOR game yet. Maybe I will right now though...

[Rurouni_Fencer]

I'm a huge fan of Splatterhouse though. I've played all the others.

What are you waiting for, Noise???

I meant I've played 1-3, Wanpaku and the remake. I just haven't played the homebrew DC BOR game yet. Maybe I will right now though...

oooooooooohhhhhhhhhhh....... derp!

[noiseredux]

yeah Splatterhouse 2010 is amazing. Just the opening cut-scenes blew me away. It was one of my first PS3 games actually. I figured next month I'd pull it out, along with the DC homebrew game since we're playing Splatterhouse for TR.



BTW... the DC Agetec stick is probably my favorite arcade stick I've ever used. It's sturdy but light, big but not huge, the buttons feel nice and the stick "clicks". So awesome.

[mjmjr25]

BTW... the DC Agetec stick is probably my favorite arcade stick I've ever used. It's sturdy but light, big but not huge, the buttons feel nice and the stick "clicks". So awesome.

Glad your on board. Welcome sir.

[CRTGAMER]

BTW... the DC Agetec stick is probably my favorite arcade stick I've ever used. It's sturdy but light, big but not huge, the buttons feel nice and the stick "clicks". So awesome.

Glad your on board. Welcome sir.

Still waiting to see noise discover REZ and KPROJECT, both Arcade stick supported.

[pakopako]

Yeah man - TSS is legit. Great versus game, has the fighting/puzzle/shmup elements all wrapped into one.

I thought it was only on the Neo Geo and Saturn?

Also, if you plan on playing a lot of emulators, and fighting/arcade games, I would recommend (the Ascii Fighter pad) -- its just like the Saturn controller, but made for Dreamcast!

I'd rather recommend the HKEMS "Total Control" Adapter for the Dreamcast (or the Innovation one, but it doesn't support Twin-Sticks); I haven't found much lag, and the d-pad is a lot sturdier. (I've seen a lot of snapped Fighter Pad d-pads.)

[Evildeadmanwalking77]

[quote="noiseredux"]yeah Splatterhouse 2010 is amazing. Just the opening cut-scenes blew me away. It was one of my first PS3 games actually. I figured next month I'd pull it out, along with the DC homebrew game since we're playing Splatterhouse for TR.



Ok, stupid question time. What is the DC homebrew game and by TR are you referring to the Turbo Graphix 16 version of Splatterhouse or the Japanese Arcade version? I just want to make sure that there isn't a version of this series out there that I ahven't played yet! Sorry for changing this thread into a Splatterhouse topic btw!

[ZenErik]

BTW... the DC Agetec stick is probably my favorite arcade stick I've ever used. It's sturdy but light, big but not huge, the buttons feel nice and the stick "clicks". So awesome.

Glad your on board. Welcome sir.

Still waiting to see noise discover REZ and KPROJECT, both Arcade stick supported.

Rez is really difficult to play on a digital arcade stick. Extremely difficult to aim without analog. Just my opinion, of course.

[CRTGAMER]

Still waiting to see noise discover REZ and KPROJECT, both Arcade stick supported.

Rez is really difficult to play on a digital arcade stick. Extremely difficult to aim without analog. Just my opinion, of course.

Harder but thats the fun of the immersion, I always enjoy playing games in a new way. I play REZ with a mouse on the PS2 for tight control and also at times with the Blaze Dual Shock Arcade Sticks on either the PS2 or Dreamcast. The second stick no kidding, acts as the fire buttons down and left. The game is harder with the two sticks, but I can really get wrapped up in it. Almost a Robotron feel wrapping both hands around the red ball sticks. The only trade of is the vibration is lost in the Arcade stick, the DC controller really shakes to the beat.