Author Topic: Project Mercury Memories  (Read 9213 times)

Offline Centrale

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #15 on: March 09, 2011, 12:54:59 pm »
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Also, having the entire libraries of old games at ready disposal vulgarizes my experience (don't know why, it just does).

I've had the same feeling about that experience.  Something about having hundreds of games all at once makes it difficult for me to patiently get into a single game.  It made me reflect on what a bummer it must be to be super-rich and be able to get anything you want on a whim, but unable to get much lasting satisfaction from anything.
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Offline Emmett The Crab

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #16 on: March 09, 2011, 07:22:33 pm »
I believe that most of us can have time or money, but not both.  Lately I've been buying up fighting games like crazy.  I've been getting the Japanese Saturn capcom games, Last Bronx, Virtua Fighter Remix and 2.  My wife is worried that there is something wrong with me, but I like the quick escape from my stressful job.  SO far Last Bronx, Marvel Super Heroes and Vampire Savior are my favorites.  I also re-bought a Super-Famicom and Godzilla Kaiju Daishinsai (fighting game).  I love that one.  also for Super Famicom: Samurai Spirits and Super Puyo-Puyo.

When I bought my XBOX 360, I tried to return my copy of Otogi 2 to Fred Meyer, unopened, and they said it was way too old, and no longer in their system.  Since I never beat the first one, I didn't feel right playing the second.

My cycle is I buy too many video games, don't play them all, feel guilty and start selling them off.
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Offline Essay

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #17 on: March 11, 2011, 12:06:45 am »
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I find it great that I can buy and store multiple simple portable Sega games. And still play newly released 3DS games.

My sentiments, exactly.  :afroman:

There's so many "mini" titles on the Game Gear.  Notable Sega franchises, if not exactly cannon, like:


Ax Battler:  Legend of Golden Axe


Panzer Dragoon Mini


Ristar


Space Harrier



Virtua Fighter Mini


Streets of Rage


Tempo Jr

Sure, they might not have the same high level of quality as their home console brethren, but there is something neat about having old Sega games on the go.

It would be great if this could open the door to Game Boy Advance Sega games.

...And I suppose if Sega wanted to be cheap about it, they could have a section for the Nomad. ;)
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Offline CrazyT

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #18 on: March 11, 2011, 05:56:35 am »
SEGA should make another handheld
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Offline cube_b3

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #19 on: March 11, 2011, 06:15:50 am »
Yes especially now when the future of the handheld gaming consoles as a whole is questionable.
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Offline CrazyT

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Re: Project Mercury Memories
« Reply #20 on: March 11, 2011, 12:53:28 pm »
hahaha. Yeah true that. I still wan't a sega handheld though
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