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According to the description of the above video showing off the new additions to this demo, these are the all new changes to version 0.2.0 of the demo.- New selectable character, Storm- Three-player co-op, join any time- Second stage, the Sentinel Factory- Additional enemy types- On-screen “mayhem” including “lots of sprites and explosions”- A not-quite Easter Egg celebrating the release of Disney+ animated series “X-Men 97”Developer hotrodx also clarifies here that they do not actually own a 6-player multitap, which is required for multiplayer with more than two players on Saturn. They tested the 3-player co-op mode using an ...
Lara Croft, the iconic heroine of the Embracer Group's Tomb Raider series, has been hailed as the most legendary character in gaming by the BAFTA Gaming Awards, edging out beloved icons like Mario and Sonic.In a recent poll by BAFTA, where over 4,000 votes were cast, Croft emerged as the clear favorite.Since her debut in 1996’s Tomb Raider for the Sega Saturn, Croft captivated audiences across various mediums, from video games to film adaptations and even live immersive experiences in London.In the rankings, Mario ranked second, Hitman’s Agent 47 in third, Sonic the Hedgehog secured fourth place, followed by ...
Welcome to the SEGA Talk Podcast, where we dive into SEGA’s golden age of gaming and bring you the classics that defined a generation. Today, we’re shifting gears and taking a high-speed trip down memory lane with SEGA’s iconic arcade racer, Power Drift. Released in the late 80s, this game took the racing genre to new heights with its innovative 3D-like graphics and adrenaline-pumping gameplay. So buckle up, grab your tokens, and let’s power slide through the history, the hype, and the high scores of this SEGA masterpiece.
Bo : "I found this cool looking sprite editor hiding out in STREET FIGHTER: THE MOVIE.It lets you step through animations, view hit boxes, change orientations, and more.Patch below!"
Derek Pascarella : I'm thrilled to announce the v1.0 release of our English translation patch for Altron Corporation's 1998 game "Jung Rhythm" on the SEGA Saturn!Who's ready for a colorful, bizarre, 32-bit song-and-dance adventure?So, what's "Jung Rhythm" all about? I'm so glad you asked!The game puts players in the shoes of Vanilla Essence, a young girl obsessed with the Earth-loving, eco-conscious rockstar, Chorking.Similar to the well-known "PaRappa the Rapper" on PlayStation, our protagonist must sing and dance her way to victory!But this game is hard! There's no two ways about it; timing your button presses to the beat can be a real challenge.It gets easier with practice though, so don't give up! There's even a "TRAINING" mode accessible from the main menu to help ...
Despite Hibiku Yamamura playing one of the characters in this mobile game *and* plays Azami in Sakura Wars, she has for some reason been left out of this collab
The eldest son of the Bryant family, Jacky is a racer and Sarah's older brother. Those on the Indy racing circuit call him the Blue Flash. He usually maintains his cool in every situation but could barely contain his anger against J6, the mysterious organization that was after his sister, Sarah. He was goaded into entering the Fourth World Fighting Tournament, but then had to deal with the disappearance of Vanessa Lewis, who had been guarding his sister. J6 was behind everything, and unless the organization itself was destroyed, there would be no end to Jacky and Sarah's troubles. With this new realization, Jacky was determined to put an end to J6.
Most people will probably know of Columns from Sega's versions of the game — which have since been reissued across various compilations and mini consoles — but the title actually has an interesting history that predates those releases.It was originally designed by Jay Geersten for the HP-UX operating system while working at Hewlett Packard in 1989, who later gave his source code to various other developers to produce additional versions for MS-DOS, Atari ST, Macintosh, and Windows 3.x.In the past, Geersten's original HP-UX version of the game was considered to be lost media, but yesterday, the video game collector @TrevgauntletNeu announced that they had found the original title and had managed to get it working in MAME. They've since shared ...
After more than 31 years Paul Niemeyer's original ink illustration for Mortal Kombat's iconic logo has surfaced! Based John Tobias' pencil designs, Paul created these inks in 1992 as freelancer for the OG arcade release.
Nearly 30 years after its initial release, Cartridge Thunder Record Shop(in partnership with SEGA) present the iconic soundtrack to Virtua Fighter 2!
Countless foes, ready to battle!!
Sonic-ifying guest characters is a really funny, underused idea and I wish it was done more often
