ferrarimanf355

Youre forgetting the all-holy Saturn pad...

I take it you're thrilled that Hydro Thunder is on the next Midway Arcade Treasures compilation...

Last I checked, yes.

I'm interested in the upcoming Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition for the PC. It's going to have all the games from MAT 2 and 3 and the major game retailers have it at a $20 price point. That's pretty good.

I'm personally waiting for Blitz: The League myself. Anyone else?

You sir, have obviously never tried Pocky snacks. Thin wafer sticks covered in chocolate. More addictive than crack. Oh... http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/index.php...hives&date=last

That clears it up, Thanks Ferrarimanf355 906157[/snapback] Hey man, no problem. If there's a general gaming question, ask me. I probably know.

It's also coming out for the PC...

That looks like Pole Position II from the previous Museum release to me...

A few of early posts did mention it, i thought i would just reinforce the recommendation. 905914[/snapback] Nobody mentioned by name. Correct me if I'm wrong.

For the love of God, why did it take until the post above me until someone mentioned Soul Calibur? You really don't need anything else on the Dreamcast... good times to be had by all...

The arcade, PC and US saturn releases of HOTD1 let you change the blood color between red, green, blue, yellow and two other colors I'm unsure of. HOTD 2 and 3 only had red and green. I'm unsure of the Japanese Saturn releases of HOTD1, but I'm sure that the red blood was removed... correct me if I'm wrong...

Personally, I preordered mine at a local Gamestop today. They should have it in on the 23rd.

If this article is accurate, then Galaga '88 can be added to the list of games. I love that game...

I don't know if anyone mentioned this, but classicgaming.com mentioned that the QVC Flashback 2 campaign is a certifiable success.

With the interchangeable faceplates on the X360, who knows?

Okay, the Mortal Kombat one is pretty good. The only thing to note is that the D-pad ridges aren't really as bad as some people mention- I have no problem with it. Aside from that, yeah, everything else mentioned is accurate- the blood, gore and fatalities are present, the gameplay is arcade-perfect, and the graphics are between the Genesis and Super NES versions. I'd recommend it if you're a huge MK fan.

I'm seriously considering getting one, if it's no more than $250. I'm already committed to getting an Xbox 360, though. (preordered)

Just in case you haven't seen the newest PGR3 video... http://www.bizarreonline.net/index.php?act...omments=1&id=42 Yes, it's real-time, running at 60 FPS.

So far, Xbox only. As I said earlier in this thread, if the Xbox can handle Doom 3, it can handle Half-Life 2. Besides, the 360 is getting Quake 4...

Let me explain something: the court prescedents are in the ESA's favor. Similar rules were struck down in St. Louis County, Indinapolis and Washington State, and in each case, the local governments had to foot the bill for the ESA. St. Louis' bill I'm unsure of, but Washington had to foot half a million dollars in combined legal fees, and Indy had to cough up 700K dollars. The Free Expression Policy Project's website at fepproject.org has more info. Just click the media violence link on the top of the page.

Because with movies, it's voluntary. Now, video games are going to have the big hand of big government...

http://www.theesa.com/archives/2005/07/video_game_indu_1.php

And... suprise, suprise! Ridge Racer 6 is coming to the Xbox 360, and no news of a PS3 version is in sight... Not much else has been confirmed, but Namco did mention Live multiplayer, content downloads (cars? tracks? car skins? Hopefully, all 3!) and released some renders of a car. You can find the renders of a Ferrari 360 Modena lookalike (possibly signaling that Namco's keeping to the Ridge Racer tradition of unlicensed cars) here. Now if you excuse me, I'll be playing classic RR tunes on my iPod... :blasts Rare Hero:

I just got the MK one today. I'll check it out later and give my thoughts.