Sega Ages: Gunstar Heroes Treasure Pack
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Sega Ages: Gunstar Heroes Treasure Pack
Sega will be releasing a Sega Ages disc in Japan before the end of the year that contains Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Heady and Alien Soldier. The best part of this package? The price: ¥2500 ($20-$25 US). No word on a US release but at that price, anybody capable of playing imports would be doing themselves a GREAT disservice to pass on this as those are three of the best action games made in 90s. This would make a KILLER PSP disc but I've been told that the PSP is for "real" games only and these are obviously make-believe games so we'll have to settle on the PS2 release for now.
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Originally Posted by PixyJunket
This would make a KILLER PSP disc but I've been told that the PSP is for "real" games only and these are obviously make-believe games so we'll have to settle on the PS2 release for now.
Sucks, Id love to play this on my PSP
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Originally Posted by GizmoDVD
GTA is real?
Sucks, Id love to play this on my PSP
Sucks, Id love to play this on my PSP
Hey Gizmo... are you GizmoGC on CAG?... just curious as to the similarities between the 2 names....
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Maybe it's just me, but could someone clarify what console this is for? I'm not following the OP.
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Hey Gizmo... are you GizmoGC on CAG?... just curious as to the similarities between the 2 names....
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It's for the PS2.
Sega (or at least someone like Majesco) should bring this here.
Hopefully this'll come out here. Alien Soldier NEVER CAME OVER TO THE US!!! NOW IS THE TIME TO 68000 ON FIRE!!!!still, who wants to fight just a ton of bosses? Besides us and other dorks out there.
Sega (or at least someone like Majesco) should bring this here.
Hopefully this'll come out here. Alien Soldier NEVER CAME OVER TO THE US!!! NOW IS THE TIME TO 68000 ON FIRE!!!!still, who wants to fight just a ton of bosses? Besides us and other dorks out there.
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Originally Posted by PixyJunket
Sega will be releasing a Sega Ages disc in Japan before the end of the year that contains Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Heady and Alien Soldier. The best part of this package? The price: ¥2500 ($20-$25 US). No word on a US release but at that price, anybody capable of playing imports would be doing themselves a GREAT disservice to pass on this as those are three of the best action games made in 90s. This would make a KILLER PSP disc but I've been told that the PSP is for "real" games only and these are obviously make-believe games so we'll have to settle on the PS2 release for now.
I just got a flip lid, so I think this shall be my first purchase.
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News on The Magic Box is that Sega is passing over development duties on this collection to Treasure themselves (D3 has been working on the other Sega Ages stuff). That's good to hear as the "updates" they've been doing on the previous arcade releases is puzzling at best. I'm sure Treasure will keep the games as they should be.
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Janked from IGN.
January 23, 2006 - One of the biggest games on the radar of hardcore game fanatics everywhere is Volume 25 of the Sega Ages series, a Japan-only series of remakes and re-releases of Sega classics. Volume 25 is Gunstar Heroes: Treasure Box, a collection of three Genesis-era classics from acclaimed developer Treasure: Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Headdy and Alien Soldier.
Today, we have first details on some of the bonus content in the works for this collection. In addition to perfect ports of the originals, Sega's managed to impove the games slightly in terms of visuals. The Genesis versions suffered from some occasional visual defects, including flicker. Treasure Box includes an option to toggle the flicker on and off.
Sega has also added a replay feature that allows you to save your play sessions to a memory card and view them later. Just in case you want to see high quality play of the games, Sega's included "super play" data, allowing you to see advanced players clear Gunstar Heroes on hard and expert modes without continues and Alien Soldier on super hard mode in 12 minutes and 42 seconds play time.
Import fans will love this next bit. In addition to the Japanese versions of the games, Sega's included the overseas versions, complete with English text! This is particularly notable for Dynamite Headdy, which saw a few changes on its way over to America.
On top of all this are bonuses that fans of Treasure gaming in general will love. The game includes a gallery mode featuring over 100 pages worth of illustrations. Also included in this mode are the full Japanese and overseas instruction manuals for each title. The physical instruction manual itself includes commentary from Mr. Maegawa over at Treasure along with artwork for the elusive Alien Soldier. This manual was produced by editors of some classic Genesis-era magazines, including Mega Drive Fan and Beep! Mega Drive.
Treasure Box hits Japan on 2/23, and while the game doesn't have much of a chance of coming stateside, you can bet we'll pick up the import and let you know why the three included games were so special.
January 23, 2006 - One of the biggest games on the radar of hardcore game fanatics everywhere is Volume 25 of the Sega Ages series, a Japan-only series of remakes and re-releases of Sega classics. Volume 25 is Gunstar Heroes: Treasure Box, a collection of three Genesis-era classics from acclaimed developer Treasure: Gunstar Heroes, Dynamite Headdy and Alien Soldier.
Today, we have first details on some of the bonus content in the works for this collection. In addition to perfect ports of the originals, Sega's managed to impove the games slightly in terms of visuals. The Genesis versions suffered from some occasional visual defects, including flicker. Treasure Box includes an option to toggle the flicker on and off.
Sega has also added a replay feature that allows you to save your play sessions to a memory card and view them later. Just in case you want to see high quality play of the games, Sega's included "super play" data, allowing you to see advanced players clear Gunstar Heroes on hard and expert modes without continues and Alien Soldier on super hard mode in 12 minutes and 42 seconds play time.
Import fans will love this next bit. In addition to the Japanese versions of the games, Sega's included the overseas versions, complete with English text! This is particularly notable for Dynamite Headdy, which saw a few changes on its way over to America.
On top of all this are bonuses that fans of Treasure gaming in general will love. The game includes a gallery mode featuring over 100 pages worth of illustrations. Also included in this mode are the full Japanese and overseas instruction manuals for each title. The physical instruction manual itself includes commentary from Mr. Maegawa over at Treasure along with artwork for the elusive Alien Soldier. This manual was produced by editors of some classic Genesis-era magazines, including Mega Drive Fan and Beep! Mega Drive.
Treasure Box hits Japan on 2/23, and while the game doesn't have much of a chance of coming stateside, you can bet we'll pick up the import and let you know why the three included games were so special.
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I thought, at leat Retro Gamer and GamesTM magazines had lead me to believe that Treasure Box would have a US/Europe release.
They made it sound like a compilation ala Capcom/Tecmo, etc. THAT I would love to see.
They made it sound like a compilation ala Capcom/Tecmo, etc. THAT I would love to see.
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Originally Posted by PixyJunket
This would make a KILLER PSP disc but I've been told that the PSP is for "real" games only
This sounds like a great import for the PS2 at that price.
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It would have indeed made a great PSP disc. I don't know why they wouldn't do it though, or why they can't get approval. Gradius 1-4 is being ported on UMD.
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Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
Sony cares about Konami; Sony doesn't care about Sega.