Sega Saturn and Genesis

There is supposed to be this round analog controller that makes it easier to play.

Nights for all the hype was not a great game but was better on Saturn than on Wii.

[DarkPacMan77]

Yea... nights wasn't a "flop" but it "flopped" in the sense of the false hype - at least for very serious gamers.

-DarkPacMan77-

I have a Genesis 1 and 2, and the 2 doesnt work and i have to jiggle the AV cord around its annoying. I got a Genesis 3 off of Ebay for cheap, i just hope this one will actually play right.

I have a Genesis 1 and 2, and the 2 doesnt work and i have to jiggle the AV cord around its annoying. I got a Genesis 3 off of Ebay for cheap, i just hope this one will actually play right.

You get that power supply thing figured out? I found my Genesis power supply. 9v 1.5A

yah i got it figured out

sorry for the double post----

Well Shenmue is very strange and has a slow start. I feel like i just need to give it a chance. I have a Genesis 3 and it works great, so i'm gonna get some good games for that. Nights is so confusing that I still dont know how to play it, but its strangely addicting and i dont know of any other decent saturn games.

i dont know of any other decent saturn games.

Panzer Dragoon Zwei or Saga

Virtual Cop

Virtual Fighter 1 or 2

Those shoudl be must have.

[DarkPacMan77]

Tomb Raider and Resident Evil

I'll hand you the point about Shenmue being slow though. Most of the game is slow. It's really a game that is more like a "modern mystery" type thing. Later on in the game, you even hold a job for a while. One of my favorite parts was the arcade. You can play some fun old school games there and some other (worse) ones. But yea, the game has a few points where it's pretty action packed. You get jumped at different points by different groups of people and all along the way you learn special moves. I think one of the most cool features about Shenmue is that you can open so many things. If you search your house in the game, you can find all sorts of stuff like batteries and cassette tapes. You can also buy music at convenience stores and listen to it in your tape player (which uses batteries). Idk... it was quite revolutionary for its time. I'd like to play the sequel but I think it's on Xbox...

-DarkPacMan77-

I still have my genesis, but....the controller ports are screwed up and the video/audio cables aren't
corresponding lol.