From: kendrick@nospam.io   
      
   In article <1167348749.342576.125400@a3g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>,   
   BelPowerslave  wrote:   
   >   
   >> and Seven Sorrows   
   >> made it to both platforms too.   
   >   
   >Man, I really want to try this one. It looks so much like PSO, you know   
   >it's gotta be pretty good. Plus, free online play with up to three   
   >other people! Anyone here ever tried it?   
      
   I'm not all that impressed with Seven Sorrows. I got a copy after the   
   price dropped to $20, and the level design is infuriatingly uninspired.   
   Also, the fact that the whole shebang was coded up with Renderware makes   
   it look really generic. For free online play that's like PSO, I would go   
   with Monster Hunter or one of the Norrath games instead.   
      
   >> There's a rumor that the Dreamcast saw two   
   >> versions of the game, with the later version fixing a bug with sound   
   >> synchronization.   
   >   
   >Well, it was a Midway game, so I would not question that at all. All of   
   >their(Midway) launch games had two versions(Hydro Thunder, MKG, that   
   >boxing game), and that's confirmed. I wonder what the markings are, if   
   >any, for the second edition of GL is? For the other stuff, version 2.0   
   >is marked with a "Hot, New!" green sticker on the game's manual.   
      
   No idea. GameFAQs doesn't have anything, and the DC History guys seem to   
   be less focused on American releases.   
      
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