Oh yeah, totally, there's always one 😆
Yes, we haven't played the remaster, or fully completed the original game, but definitely feel like we should give it a try. Perhaps it's easier to get into than the original version
Definitely better for maintenance. Atleast they usually are. Less moving parts for the most part and there's some workarounds or hacks to get them to read discs if you're a little bit lazy and not ready tk work on them.
See, this is what we enjoy reading. Everyone has their own opinions and it really makes you sit back and think. Slot loaders are really futuristic aren't they
Yes it did arrive in Xbox for the sequel. The hopping was an irritating reality if you didn't have both consoles like most people. Not sure why this happened so often back in the day. Probably the high competition they had back then
You know, we've tried to get into it, but gameplay wise we havent clicked yet.
We enjoy many elements, like the humour and as you said, times of enjoyment, but never gotten as far as we wanted
Yes, but only Japan
Good thing is they're not too hard to get hold of, but the bad thing is that sellers feel it necessary to sell them for a high price. We very much hope they come down in expense to reasonable levels, much the same feeling we have across the board for the majority of retro games
Nice, someone had signed it!
Yeah, that probably would've fetched an extremely high price. Dreamcast had a good few different models. Saturn did have a few too, but like with many systems, a lot were Japanese only.
Oh yeah!
Super sweet system. We want one too. Yeah, SEGA consoles outside Dreamcast didn't really have any special versions. Saturn if we recall had a few, japanese variants
Unlocking the Lancia is a remarkable feeling. The original game is our favourite, it's hard to fault, however, the second game is decent in its own right, still a superb game in the genre. We've never found the secret area of Riviera track before, but have played it. A VMU we own had a save file
The sequel is always said to be better and we've played both, however, we personally enjoyed the original game more, there's just something about it, even with its flaws. You've got to remember that it's a game released in 1998. Rather impressive
We love those CD-I variants by Philips and Goldstar. We've also tried burning VCD's before, shrek is a great choice, but there's often a lot of variables We were rarely successful
We own a series of Sony CD-i portables, the IVO V10 & V11 that arrived earlier, so didn't include VCD
Could that be it?