Pinocchio 32X released! It was dumped by a user named Radar on The Hidden Place. I've included a link for those wanting to check it out. hiddenpalace.org/Pinocchio_32x_(Jun_12,_1995_prototype)
Another excellent video. I’m really loving this series on unreleased games. It would be amazing to see other unreleased games from the 90s on different platforms. Please continue this series!
I think it would have been a good decision to have made the Saturn play 32x as well as Saturn games. It had a cartridge slot, but it was only used for ram and save game memory. But it would have been awesome if it was backwards compatible.
shite4brains Why the hell not? They would have fixed one of their biggest mistakes and made it better. Now for a quick side note question: Do you agree if the Dreamcast was compatible with Sega Saturn and Sega CD, it would have been better?
Man, If the Saturn would've played 32X, Genesis, and Sega CD games....Sega may still be around today. Consumer confidence would've fared so much better and 32X development wouldn't have ceased, because every Saturn owner was a potential 32X game sale as well. Real shame this didn't happen. Consumer confidence would've remained high as would developer confidence in the platform.
Dude another great entry in a really cool series of videos. I got some serious nostalgia watching the Revolution X part -- you couldn't walk into an arcade back in the day and not hear that game's soundtrack blaring over everything else!
The 32X had very similar specs to the SNES. The main difference was CPU but the SNES used FX, FX2 and SA-1 chips in their cartridges which allowed them to perform the same in graphics output. Just think of the 32X as what the Genesis should of been in the first place.
@@tskraj3190 That doesn't make any sense. The Genesis was already more powerful than the SNES, the 32X is certainly more powerful than it even with extra chips as you can see on games like Doom.
@@roadkill_52 Not really. The CPU was better but everything else on the Genesis was crap. The SNES was still 460,000 instructions per second faster than the Genesis even though it used half the clock speed. The SNES had a 15 Bit color pallete of 32,768 colors Genesis had 2 identical 9-Bit 256 color palletes (only 256 were usable while the others were used for color flickering). The SNES displayed 256 colors simultaneously the Genesis only displayed 61 colors simultaneously. The SNES displayed 4 parallax scrolling backgrounds, the Genesis could only do 2 Parallax scrolling backgrounds. The SNES has 8-Channel 16-Bit Dolby Digital Stereo with RCA output, The Genesis has 6-Channel 8-Bit simulated stereo with a S-Video output. SNES had 256 KBs of RAM while the Genesis only had 72KBs of RAM. The SNES by default had a 6 Button controller while the Genesis only had a default 3 Button controller. The SNES looked and sounded good, the Genesis looked and sounded like crap. As for the 32X everything had to be ran through the Genesis/Mega Drive which greatly bottlenecked the 32X's speed and sound. Gameplay was very laggy, jail bars very visible and the sound was still limited through the Genesis 8-Bit sound lanes.
Man, Ratchet and Bolt seemed like such a cool concept for a game. I don't have a 32X and am not terribly familiar with the platform but it's a bummer that the game never saw the light of day. I just found a video of yours on Reddit and I'm hooked, your content is top notch. Keep it up!
I think that was shared by my buddy who runs Retro Game Living-room (unless it was just posted?) he’s a good Good guy. Really happy to hear when folks enjoy what I’m doing. Thank you for dropping me a comment.
On the subject of the cancelled Michael Jackson game project: during the 1980s and 1990s, it seemed like MJ was obsessed with making sci-fi-themed media centered around spaceships (i.e., _Captain EO_ , _Moonwalker_ , and his "Scream" video with his sister Janet). I think he really wanted to make his own version of _Star Wars_ . Anyway, nice video.
i used to play the exact arcade with no Michael velvet rope two employees at Luxar LV SEGA Virtual Land a state of the art two story arcade with SEGA merch gift corner
@@Loader2K1 i played that star tours looking starblade type arcade game in 1993 only they completely took out Michael Jackson laxur casino LasVegas it required two employees cash money a velvet rope people waiting in line it was a flashy two story SEGA arcade name SEGA VIRTUALLAND
It's crazy to think how much people wanted to put into the 32X, when Sega was already going steady with the Saturn. Crazy stuff. Imagine of the Saturn had that kind of support instead.
At some point I’ll cover the 32X as a system because my perspective is a bit different than most others who create videos. The support was there for both systems and Sega dropped the ball in spectacular fashion. A rather unfortunate ending.
Jenovi that's excellent news. You're the only UA-camr I know who goes through such great lengths researching the background of these games to validate their existence. I'm sure your hard work will pay off. It's only a matter of time.
Ha! Thank you for the kind-hearted message. I'm extremely happy to have Slopes send folks here to check out what I do. I hope you enjoy the back catalog of content.
Some clips from Megalopolis were included in "The Gate To The Mind's Eye" in the segment titled "Armageddon." By the way, where can I find the original video for the Megalopolis ride you featured here?
Did I miss this video somehow? .... 6 years ago was a while, but I know a had a 32X at that time. Also -- that looks like Roberta Williams in the last shot in your intro. Legend.
These are some interesting videos, only problem I have with them is that most of the time I don't know what I am looking at. It would have been good to have a bit of text saying what footage wwe are seeing, if it's footage from a different game, or a different version of this game.
I thought about that, then about including it below....It was quite a debate, but you can see what I decided. If you have any questions about the footage, feel free to ask. Anything in a TV Set isn't related to the game. Anything not encased in a tv set is directly related to what I'm talking about.
I like the 32X videos. The concept behind Revolution X reminds me of the unreleased "Sunman" game for the NES. Sunsoft couldn't get the rights to use Superman, so they created someone who looks very similar to Superman and has similar abilities. Prototype ROMs can be found, but the game clearly was a work in progress.
Revolution X is, I think, the first arcade game I beat from start to finish. I was just playing the Saturn version with my friend the other day. My god, does it suuuuck. First, no light gun support. If you put this game in a Saturn with a light gun connected, the game will not start. Crazy. It just acts like the console is broken. Second, there are spots were you just hold down the fire button for several minutes while enemies endlessly respawn in the same spot. It's tedious, boring, and the lack of light gun support is inexcusable.
Thanks for sharing that. I really can't imagine a light gun game being ported to the Saturn and not having support for a gun. That's insane! I've played the Genesis released only and it's not really that bad. I actually saw the arcade machine when I was in NOLA, but didn't play.
When I was about 13 I went to NY to visit my grandparents. They took me to an arcade in Brooklyn, and they gave me quarters until I finished it. It was the first time I saw it, and I liked Aerosmith. Speaking of Saturn ports with no light gun support, check out Corpse Killer. Also suuuuucks.
I actually have that review done for the 32X, but can't find a fairly priced copy on the Saturn to finish it up the video. The 32X version as you already know is also terrible.
Nothing Digital Pictures did wasn't terrible. But Corpse Killer is probably their best game, as sad as that is. At least the 32X version has light gun support. 3DO version did too. It makes no sense that they cut it for the Saturn release.
Some games maybe would was a very good releases for the system, in this video is showing up the game that I really wanted its release in the 32x and that was Ratchet and Bolt, I seriously think that game maybe would have been a critical success in those days. I really think why that game was cancelled and doesn't moved to other platform... They're things that could happen, I think...
Jenovi that's right! Other platformer I really want to see in 32X is Sonic Mars, a game that would have been an incredible 3D platformer back in 1995 (specially considering how primitive it was the genre in that year). In my personal opinion Sonic Mars looks way better than Sonic Xtreme.
Megalopolis looks AWESOME!! What a bummer. We really missed out on a bunch of what looked like, decent games because the 32x was marketed to poorly and really everything else too. Pinocchio looks like an amazing game, really cool if that rom gets dumped some day.
Mission Impossible 64 I think was one of the most underrated games from that era, I think a lot of people write it off as a Metal Gear Solid rip off, but I think it was a really unique game, It actually really reminds me of the HITMAN games. Seeing a Sega CD version would have been cool.
Probably wrong place to ask this but many video that mention the ps1/psone call it psx why is that? The psx is a digital video recorder with a ps2 built in. So why psx???
Essentially the system was marketed as the PSX before released. That was the codename and the name of a popular magazine covering the system and it's games. Having owned they PSX since launch, it's always been what we called it. Even with the PS2 launching, it was still referred to as the PSX. The launch of the PSOne is what really caused the change in the way people reference the console. So depending on your age and familiarity with the system, PSX is the general console, PSone is the small revised console. Other people will sometimes use Original Playstation of PS1 too. Hope that helps.
For what its worth I saw Shadow of Atlantis for 32X for sale in January or February of 1995 in Italy. It had the same box art as the one on the back of the console( I remember this because when I got home I remember seeing it included in there). Back then I bought only the console + Star Wars Arcade 32X. I dont think it had a "CD" logo. Thats all I know I had people with me who confirmed the story.
No they didn't have such. It was for sale. Maybe its going to pop up sometime somewhere. There have been games in the past people thought to have never been released yet 10+ years later surprise surprise. Its unfortunate we didnt get it but thats life.
I own the prototype of the unreleased 32x Pinocchio game in cartridge form. It's the same as the SNES and Genesis ports but with slightly better graphics.
Some people think "yeah on the 32x, yeah right", the first game on the list and Michael Jackson game look implausible on a technical level. However, using pre-rendered FMV it certainly seems doable.
A great video, but the PSX was a limited run Japan only PS2 with a digital recorder and the controller ports on the back of the console. Do not confuse the OG PlayStation as the PSX.
It’s history is a bit complicated but my understanding it the Atari ST was used to develop the game. The game was never intended for release on that hardware, but for the Super Ninitendo or possibly the SNES CD. It’s t was later moved to the 32X and Jag. If you have a source that shows different, feel free to share as I’m always interested in learning new info.
Even though Road & Track presents The Need For Speed came out on the saturn in 1996 and the 3do version came out in 1994 they should've made a 32X port in 1994.
I am actually surprised this Video contains some interesting Games for 32x. Shadow of Magolopolis seemed to be a good game. Ratchet and Bolt seems to be an ok Game. Atlantis looks like Enemy Zero an Interesting. Rayman and Pinochio would probably not have many addidtions and were redundant.
I remember renting RevolutionX for the SNES... having enjoyed it in the arcade... I have to say the SNES version wasn't really all that bad. It was playable. The game has no dept but as a kid... I did enjoy it as a rental. I would even say it's better then the console port of T2 Arcade game.
It would have been great if rayman and other exclusive titles was released on the 32x. It would have been a strong reason for people to buy the add-on. Having similar games on the base genesis, like mk2, wasn’t justified for people to buy the system add-on for slight improvements.
midnight raiders and surgical strike on Brazil? lol i dont think so... but as a brazilian i can say that maybe Tectoy (the Brazilian oficial seller of sega products at that time) know something about it...
Pinocchio 32X released!
It was dumped by a user named Radar on The Hidden Place. I've included a link for those wanting to check it out.
hiddenpalace.org/Pinocchio_32x_(Jun_12,_1995_prototype)
A developer updated the 32x Pinocchio today! I'd not seen it before his updates. He modded the color palette and it looks incredible
strictly limited should give us a physical copy of this game just like they did with Mega Man Wilys War
What about RAYMAN?
Another excellent video. I’m really loving this series on unreleased games.
It would be amazing to see other unreleased games from the 90s on different platforms. Please continue this series!
Thanks Tim. I'm hoping to not beat you guys to death with this series.
I think it would have been a good decision to have made the Saturn play 32x as well as Saturn games. It had a cartridge slot, but it was only used for ram and save game memory. But it would have been awesome if it was backwards compatible.
That would have been amazing.
Jenovi If I remember correctly Sega was going to make it backwards compatible, but at the last minute decided not to do it.
shite4brains Why the hell not? They would have fixed one of their biggest mistakes and made it better.
Now for a quick side note question: Do you agree if the Dreamcast was compatible with Sega Saturn and Sega CD, it would have been better?
@@zacharyholmes1466 Definitely, the Saturn backwards compatibility would have been awesome!
Man, If the Saturn would've played 32X, Genesis, and Sega CD games....Sega may still be around today. Consumer confidence would've fared so much better and 32X development wouldn't have ceased, because every Saturn owner was a potential 32X game sale as well. Real shame this didn't happen. Consumer confidence would've remained high as would developer confidence in the platform.
Great job on this! I am not sure why but the thought of playing Pinocchio sounds awesome!
It was well received at the time and offers up some interesting mechanics. It’s almost certain this would have been the premier version.
It's been dumped!
hiddenpalace.org/Pinocchio_32x_(Jun_12,_1995_prototype)
Wow, a town called. Chaos looks amazing. Those graphics are something special. Especially for a 32X.
Dude another great entry in a really cool series of videos. I got some serious nostalgia watching the Revolution X part -- you couldn't walk into an arcade back in the day and not hear that game's soundtrack blaring over everything else!
So good in the arcade, but you might not believe it if you only played the Saturn or PSX release.
I never knew the 32X looked great let us hope A movement to rescue lost games brings these games to market
It didn't. This is misleading
The 32X had very similar specs to the SNES. The main difference was CPU but the SNES used FX, FX2 and SA-1 chips in their cartridges which allowed them to perform the same in graphics output. Just think of the 32X as what the Genesis should of been in the first place.
@@tskraj3190 Sadly the 32X was too late to be released in the market.
@@tskraj3190 That doesn't make any sense. The Genesis was already more powerful than the SNES, the 32X is certainly more powerful than it even with extra chips as you can see on games like Doom.
@@roadkill_52 Not really. The CPU was better but everything else on the Genesis was crap. The SNES was still 460,000 instructions per second faster than the Genesis even though it used half the clock speed. The SNES had a 15 Bit color pallete of 32,768 colors Genesis had 2 identical 9-Bit 256 color palletes (only 256 were usable while the others were used for color flickering). The SNES displayed 256 colors simultaneously the Genesis only displayed 61 colors simultaneously. The SNES displayed 4 parallax scrolling backgrounds, the Genesis could only do 2 Parallax scrolling backgrounds. The SNES has 8-Channel 16-Bit Dolby Digital Stereo with RCA output, The Genesis has 6-Channel 8-Bit simulated stereo with a S-Video output. SNES had 256 KBs of RAM while the Genesis only had 72KBs of RAM. The SNES by default had a 6 Button controller while the Genesis only had a default 3 Button controller. The SNES looked and sounded good, the Genesis looked and sounded like crap. As for the 32X everything had to be ran through the Genesis/Mega Drive which greatly bottlenecked the 32X's speed and sound. Gameplay was very laggy, jail bars very visible and the sound was still limited through the Genesis 8-Bit sound lanes.
Man, Ratchet and Bolt seemed like such a cool concept for a game. I don't have a 32X and am not terribly familiar with the platform but it's a bummer that the game never saw the light of day. I just found a video of yours on Reddit and I'm hooked, your content is top notch. Keep it up!
I think that was shared by my buddy who runs Retro Game Living-room (unless it was just posted?) he’s a good Good guy. Really happy to hear when folks enjoy what I’m doing. Thank you for dropping me a comment.
On the subject of the cancelled Michael Jackson game project: during the 1980s and 1990s, it seemed like MJ was obsessed with making sci-fi-themed media centered around spaceships (i.e., _Captain EO_ , _Moonwalker_ , and his "Scream" video with his sister Janet). I think he really wanted to make his own version of _Star Wars_ . Anyway, nice video.
That's an excellent point I hadn't considered.
i used to play the exact arcade with no Michael velvet rope two employees at Luxar LV SEGA Virtual Land a state of the art two story arcade with SEGA merch gift corner
@@edotsuki1979: I have no idea on what you just typed.
@@Loader2K1 i played that star tours looking starblade type arcade game in 1993 only they completely took out Michael Jackson laxur casino LasVegas it required two employees cash money a velvet rope people waiting in line it was a flashy two story SEGA arcade name SEGA VIRTUALLAND
@@edotsuki1979: So, what you're saying is that you played a prototype of that game at some convention in Las Vegas during the 1990s, am I right?
It's crazy to think how much people wanted to put into the 32X, when Sega was already going steady with the Saturn. Crazy stuff. Imagine of the Saturn had that kind of support instead.
At some point I’ll cover the 32X as a system because my perspective is a bit different than most others who create videos. The support was there for both systems and Sega dropped the ball in spectacular fashion. A rather unfortunate ending.
man, you're the best. i was looking forward to more from this series.
Thanks Marco, I appreciate the kind words and feedback. I anticipate there being two more parts on 32X side.
Jenovi that's excellent news. You're the only UA-camr I know who goes through such great lengths researching the background of these games to validate their existence.
I'm sure your hard work will pay off. It's only a matter of time.
It already has, I love chatting with the small community of people who enjoy what I'm doing.
Another great entry in this series buddy!
Wow the first few games in this video caught my eye! I wonder any way to get the unreleased betas of them?
Before Ratchet N Clank there was......Ratchet N Bolt.
Shh don't tell Clank
These graphics look shockingly good
What game?
32x was pretty good.
Great video. I want a game like A Town Called Chaos now!
I get so bummed when I watch these...so many awesome projects...I loved my 32x
Just found this channel thanks to DJ Slopes. You're amazing! Subscribed
Ha! Thank you for the kind-hearted message. I'm extremely happy to have Slopes send folks here to check out what I do. I hope you enjoy the back catalog of content.
Some clips from Megalopolis were included in "The Gate To The Mind's Eye" in the segment titled "Armageddon."
By the way, where can I find the original video for the Megalopolis ride you featured here?
I can't remember. Unfortunately, this video and it's files are archived in storage, so it would be a bit time consuming to look this up.
I was so hyped by Shadow of Atlantis.....
Love this series Jenovi, even if they make me sad.
Thanks Mr. Jones.
Ratchet & Bolt: Police force privatized, a robot, or in this case robots, are sent to the rescue. Where have I heard that before?
...?
A movie with a protagonist who is part man, part machine, all cop, if you will.
@@tunainoil Robocop?
@Manic Scarecrow Ding ding ding, we have a winner!
Did I miss this video somehow? .... 6 years ago was a while, but I know a had a 32X at that time. Also -- that looks like Roberta Williams in the last shot in your intro. Legend.
I think the series has 6-7 total.
These are some interesting videos, only problem I have with them is that most of the time I don't know what I am looking at. It would have been good to have a bit of text saying what footage wwe are seeing, if it's footage from a different game, or a different version of this game.
I thought about that, then about including it below....It was quite a debate, but you can see what I decided.
If you have any questions about the footage, feel free to ask. Anything in a TV Set isn't related to the game. Anything not encased in a tv set is directly related to what I'm talking about.
I like the 32X videos.
The concept behind Revolution X reminds me of the unreleased "Sunman" game for the NES. Sunsoft couldn't get the rights to use Superman, so they created someone who looks very similar to Superman and has similar abilities. Prototype ROMs can be found, but the game clearly was a work in progress.
Loved this little tidbit. I'm not overly familiar with NES history and enjoy hearing around this stuff.
I'm always glad when I can offer a comment that aids the video creator.
2:50 oh I saw this on Hidden Palace....
Gotta get it
Rayman (technically) started life as a simple Animation Demo on the Atari ST.
Actual game development started on SNES.
Revolution X is, I think, the first arcade game I beat from start to finish. I was just playing the Saturn version with my friend the other day. My god, does it suuuuck. First, no light gun support. If you put this game in a Saturn with a light gun connected, the game will not start. Crazy. It just acts like the console is broken. Second, there are spots were you just hold down the fire button for several minutes while enemies endlessly respawn in the same spot. It's tedious, boring, and the lack of light gun support is inexcusable.
Thanks for sharing that. I really can't imagine a light gun game being ported to the Saturn and not having support for a gun. That's insane! I've played the Genesis released only and it's not really that bad. I actually saw the arcade machine when I was in NOLA, but didn't play.
When I was about 13 I went to NY to visit my grandparents. They took me to an arcade in Brooklyn, and they gave me quarters until I finished it. It was the first time I saw it, and I liked Aerosmith. Speaking of Saturn ports with no light gun support, check out Corpse Killer. Also suuuuucks.
I actually have that review done for the 32X, but can't find a fairly priced copy on the Saturn to finish it up the video. The 32X version as you already know is also terrible.
Nothing Digital Pictures did wasn't terrible. But Corpse Killer is probably their best game, as sad as that is. At least the 32X version has light gun support. 3DO version did too. It makes no sense that they cut it for the Saturn release.
I wonder why they did that? A bunch of Dreamcast games had lightgun support removed, but that was because of Columbine.
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Some games maybe would was a very good releases for the system, in this video is showing up the game that I really wanted its release in the 32x and that was Ratchet and Bolt, I seriously think that game maybe would have been a critical success in those days. I really think why that game was cancelled and doesn't moved to other platform... They're things that could happen, I think...
It would be interesting to have someone revisit it. I imagine something on par to Trouble Shooter or Dynamite Heady.
Jenovi that's right! Other platformer I really want to see in 32X is Sonic Mars, a game that would have been an incredible 3D platformer back in 1995 (specially considering how primitive it was the genre in that year). In my personal opinion Sonic Mars looks way better than Sonic Xtreme.
Megalopolis looks AWESOME!! What a bummer. We really missed out on a bunch of what looked like, decent games because the 32x was marketed to poorly and really everything else too. Pinocchio looks like an amazing game, really cool if that rom gets dumped some day.
Mission Impossible 64 I think was one of the most underrated games from that era, I think a lot of people write it off as a Metal Gear Solid rip off, but I think it was a really unique game, It actually really reminds me of the HITMAN games. Seeing a Sega CD version would have been cool.
I've only messed with MI64 for a bit, never really got deep into it. I'll have to check it out.
Probably wrong place to ask this but many video that mention the ps1/psone call it psx why is that? The psx is a digital video recorder with a ps2 built in. So why psx???
Essentially the system was marketed as the PSX before released. That was the codename and the name of a popular magazine covering the system and it's games. Having owned they PSX since launch, it's always been what we called it. Even with the PS2 launching, it was still referred to as the PSX. The launch of the PSOne is what really caused the change in the way people reference the console. So depending on your age and familiarity with the system, PSX is the general console, PSone is the small revised console. Other people will sometimes use Original Playstation of PS1 too. Hope that helps.
Makes sense thanks man!
Great vids btw keep up the good work!
Awesome! Also thanks for the kind comment. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. If I know the answer, I'll do my best to relay it.
A town called chaos and Pinocchio would have been sick to play. Maybe one day roms will surface. Another great entry!
The 32X Pinocchio .ROM has been finally dumped!
hiddenpalace.org/News/When_You_Wish_Upon_a_32-bit_Star
For what its worth I saw Shadow of Atlantis for 32X for sale in January or February of 1995 in Italy. It had the same box art as the one on the back of the console( I remember this because when I got home I remember seeing it included in there). Back then I bought only the console + Star Wars Arcade 32X.
I dont think it had a "CD" logo.
Thats all I know I had people with me who confirmed the story.
I wonder if it's one of those deals where the game boxes are on the shelf for preorder purposes. Very common in the US.
No they didn't have such. It was for sale. Maybe its going to pop up sometime somewhere.
There have been games in the past people thought to have never been released yet 10+ years later surprise surprise.
Its unfortunate we didnt get it but thats life.
I own the prototype of the unreleased 32x Pinocchio game in cartridge form. It's the same as the SNES and Genesis ports but with slightly better graphics.
Some people think "yeah on the 32x, yeah right", the first game on the list and Michael Jackson game look implausible on a technical level. However, using pre-rendered FMV it certainly seems doable.
6:52 You pronounced "Jaguar" wrong.
A great video, but the PSX was a limited run Japan only PS2 with a digital recorder and the controller ports on the back of the console. Do not confuse the OG PlayStation as the PSX.
Nice
Man, imagine they'd have put all that effort into the Saturn launch instead
wrong about Rayman. First developed for the Atari St then Jaguar
It’s history is a bit complicated but my understanding it the Atari ST was used to develop the game. The game was never intended for release on that hardware, but for the Super Ninitendo or possibly the SNES CD. It’s t was later moved to the 32X and Jag. If you have a source that shows different, feel free to share as I’m always interested in learning new info.
@@Jenovi 😊Both of you are wrong.
Rayman began life as a SIMPLE ANIMATION DEMO on the Atari ST, no actual game development was done for an ST version.
cool thanks for video
Thanks for watching.
Even though Road & Track presents The Need For Speed came out on the saturn in 1996 and the 3do version came out in 1994 they should've made a 32X port in 1994.
3:53 i have the rom right here
🤠 Cool right!? I made sure to pin the announcement in this video after it happened. There's been a couple more too.
I am actually surprised this Video contains some interesting Games for 32x. Shadow of Magolopolis seemed to be a good game. Ratchet and Bolt seems to be an ok Game. Atlantis looks like Enemy Zero an Interesting. Rayman and Pinochio would probably not have many addidtions and were redundant.
Had the 32X lasted, it would have been a launch platform for Rayman.
I remember renting RevolutionX for the SNES... having enjoyed it in the arcade... I have to say the SNES version wasn't really all that bad. It was playable.
The game has no dept but as a kid... I did enjoy it as a rental. I would even say it's better then the console port of T2 Arcade game.
It would have been great if rayman and other exclusive titles was released on the 32x. It would have been a strong reason for people to buy the add-on. Having similar games on the base genesis, like mk2, wasn’t justified for people to buy the system add-on for slight improvements.
midnight raiders and surgical strike on Brazil? lol i dont think so... but as a brazilian i can say that maybe Tectoy (the Brazilian oficial seller of sega products at that time) know something about it...
I covered Surgical Stike in a dedicated video a couple years back. You may enjoy hearing more about it. ua-cam.com/video/NGxqJb2_aEc/v-deo.html
Why do you keep saying "Mega Opolis" when the title of the game clearly says "Megalopolis"? Pet peeve, I know.
Must be the way I speak that pushes the L sound out. I have it notated as Megalopolis and feel like I'm pronouncing it that way.
32X was greatest fail.
A real sad deal IMO.
No the greatest fail is my existence