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Hey. I am new to Sega CD and don't really know whats good so I thought I would post this topic asking people to list their top 10 favorite Sega CD games. Games that you think everyone playing a Sega CD system/emulator should play.
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Must Play Sega CD Games
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, Jan 14 2010 11:59 AM
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Posted 14 January 2010 - 11:59 AM
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Posted 14 January 2010 - 06:32 PM
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The Sega CD doesn't have any good games. Seriously.
Ok ok, you might want to try:
Night Trap (just for the strangeness factor)
Robo Aleste
Snatcher
Sonic CD
Terminator
No, not even Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter have the same kind of 'wow' factor that they did back in the day.
Ok ok, you might want to try:
Night Trap (just for the strangeness factor)
Robo Aleste
Snatcher
Sonic CD
Terminator
No, not even Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter have the same kind of 'wow' factor that they did back in the day.
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Posted 14 January 2010 - 10:43 PM
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The Sega CD doesn't have any good games. Seriously.
Ok ok, you might want to try:
Night Trap (just for the strangeness factor)
Robo Aleste
Snatcher
Sonic CD
Terminator
No, not even Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter have the same kind of 'wow' factor that they did back in the day.
If that's true I really wasted time dl all these sega CD games haha
I will check out the ones you listed!
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 12:05 AM
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The Sega CD doesn't have any good games. Seriously.
Ok ok, you might want to try:
Night Trap (just for the strangeness factor)
Robo Aleste
Snatcher
Sonic CD
Terminator
No, not even Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter have the same kind of 'wow' factor that they did back in the day.
If that's true I really wasted time dl all these sega CD games haha
I will check out the ones you listed!
If you're going to get Sonic CD, be sure to download the Japanese and Europe/USA ones, and swap the audio tracks. The Japanese one has vastly superior music.
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 12:07 AM
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The Sega CD doesn't have any good games. Seriously.
Ok ok, you might want to try:
Night Trap (just for the strangeness factor)
Robo Aleste
Snatcher
Sonic CD
Terminator
No, not even Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter have the same kind of 'wow' factor that they did back in the day.
If that's true I really wasted time dl all these sega CD games haha
I will check out the ones you listed!
If you're going to get Sonic CD, be sure to download the Japanese and Europe/USA ones, and swap the audio tracks. The Japanese one has vastly superior music.
Really? Thats weird! Thanks for the tip!
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 01:34 AM
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The entire "console" was a poorly conceived add-on, that was Sega's ticket to mainly riding on the god-awful FMV wave of the mid-90's and pushing the CD-ROM format. The 32x wasn't much better even with the backing of Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter (because at the time that was the closest you could get to the arcade versions at home), although the plus side was that 32x cut back on the FMV shovelware.
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 03:54 AM
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The entire "console" was a poorly conceived add-on, that was Sega's ticket to mainly riding on the god-awful FMV wave of the mid-90's and pushing the CD-ROM format. The 32x wasn't much better even with the backing of Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter (because at the time that was the closest you could get to the arcade versions at home), although the plus side was that 32x cut back on the FMV shovelware.
So you dont think there are ANY stand out Sega CD games? Even with the Wii, which is obviously just shoveling out cliche after cliche, they hit once and a while...
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 05:33 AM
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 11:19 AM
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I already listed the games that stand out the most on the system. :/ Well, those are just my picks, so others mileage may vary.
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If you're looking for an interesting diversion, Wild Woody (it's about a pencil, you pervert) is kind interesting. It's basically just a D-grade platformer with some humorous video cut scenes. It was one of the last games to be released for the Sega CD and it's actually pretty rare.
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