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|    Scott H to Kendrick Kerwin Chua    |
|    Re: Dreamcast Collection for PS3/360    |
|    16 Dec 10 12:31:33    |
      From: sheath@gamepilgrimage.com              On 12/15/2010 10:36 AM, Kendrick Kerwin Chua wrote:       > So the usual news places are teasing us with the news that Sega is putting       > out a Dreamcast collection disk for current consoles. Given their pattern       > with the 16-bit library, this isn't a very big surprise. And the smart       > money is on the bet that this is simply the disk-based release of Sonic       > Adventure, Crazy Taxi, Bass Fishing and Virtual On Oratorio Tangram. I       > might have that fourth game in the list wrong.       >       > Speculation is rampant that other games might also be part of this       > collection, given the storage capacity of Blu-Ray disks and the deep,       > broad Sega backlog. Beloved third-party games like Powerstone and Record       > of Lodoss War, oddball Naomi arcade ports like Fighting Vipers 2, or       > unrepeated system exclusives like the first Shenmue are all rumored       > candidates. I'd love to see the Armada game with leaderboards and online       > play, but I know that ain't happening. Anybody want to add to that       > particular wishlist?       >       > I'm fearful that this disk might end up being a store exclusive. The news       > was broken when someone noticed an early entry on the leading game store's       > web site. Generally, retro collections do well at regular retail, but       > there's a real danger that Target and Amazon might pass on something that       > looks and feels like a niche gaming item. I really hope Sega has their act       > together enough to make this disk (whatever it turns out to be) available       > to the widest possible market.       >       > -KKC, who is still waiting for Sega's 32-bit retrospective collection.                     Argh, you had to mention that last part didn't you! If Sega does       release a compilation disk of their XBLA games I will surely buy it.       Outrun 2's disappearance is only a sign of what will eventually happen       with every online only game.              I'd personally like to see LA Machine Guns and Super GT in any form off       the Wii though. For Naomi stuff, Planet Harriers would make my day.              -       Scott              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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