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October 12, 1983
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  1. In Topic: Happy 20th Birthday Sega Saturn!

    25 November 2014 - 07:39 PM

    It's still my favorite SEGA console. I picked up a PlayStation when it was first launched because we just couldn't afford the Saturn. It wasn't until the system had been retired and marked down to $20 that I picked one up. Had the three pack-in games (Virtua Fighter 2, Virtua Cop and Daytona USA), and I bought Burning Rangers. I played the Hell out of that unit. Once I started picking up stellar imports like X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Elevator Action 2: The Return and Deep Fear, there was no going back. So many fantastic arcade ports and exclusives. Of all my consoles (I have 20) it's the one I play the most. Really wish it could have lived a longer, fuller life.

  2. In Topic: So it's now the Sega 32X's 20th Anniversary.

    25 November 2014 - 07:31 PM

    View Postdoc eggfan, on 23 November 2014 - 06:39 PM, said:

    I bought my first 32x second hand from a senior at high school for about $200 with 3 games. About 6-9 months later, they were being sold new with a free game for $18 to clear the stock. I bought 2 more, but I should have bought dozens then and sold them now for like 1000% profit.


    That would have been sweet! Personally, I would have loved a port of Virtua Cop. That way I'd have a sort of "trilogy" on 32X, and another excuse to use the Menacer aside from T2: The Arcade Game.

  3. In Topic: Demystifying Cinepak For Sega

    25 November 2014 - 03:42 PM

    How easy is it to convert a completed video project to SEGA CD? I only ask because I'm not very tech savvy, but I want to have my SEGA-themed short movies play on an actual SEGA CD.

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