Streets of Rage and Shadow Dancer SEGA MEGA DRIVE - Page 2

heatblazer · May 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by Tony Luey

I dont why he so excited on Naomi. Every thread, he make. He always mention Naomi.

Is that some problem for you?

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Paratech · May 10th, 2009

Not with me, LOL

I love many Naomi games.

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horseduck · May 21st, 2009

the actual arcade had a menu screen after you inserted your credits, and enabled you to select a game form the list on the top monitor including from what i remeber , sonic , kid chameleon etc.

the timer counted down and you could switch games at a touch of a button, these game being released seperatly is far from a true arcade accurate conversion.

Squall-Leonhart · May 21st, 2009

lol, screw this, i an already play both these games in an emulator that works

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DarkSamus · May 21st, 2009

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Originally Posted by Squall-Leonhart

lol, screw this, i an already play both these games in an emulator that works

I actually must agree seems there is zero benefit from playing the arcade editions of them as there is nothing extra!

This is just a pointless news post!

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Nipedley · June 27th, 2009

I actually own a full mega-tech machine and they are a fantastic piece of kit. The games don't offer much more than the megadrive in terms of content but the experience of playing them on a big screen, with a proper joystick & arcade buttons is great. Oh and something seldom noticed is that machine produces far better sound than I've ever been able to get from a megadrive, whether it be emulated, real through TV, real through my home theater setup... Streets of rage intro on it sounds incredible!

And to nitpick the mega-tech wasn't JAMMA it has a propietary system, the mega-play however was jamma compatible

I guess for most people this being emulated isnt a huge issue but it's still an arcade system and deserves to be emulated just as much as the next.

The ROM info from the games is more or less identical to MD format but has the bits changed around. I tried comparing the hex of some games to see if I could burn regular MD games onto EPROM's to use with the machine but I haven't managed to find out yet how they were altered. And to that effect regular MD carts dont work

They need an extra EPROM for the second screen's instructions & game name etc. information and as said the main rom's data is mixed around a bit.

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May 10th, 2009	#22 (permalink)
Paratech Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Franklin, Pa Posts: 4,056	Not with me, LOL I love many Naomi games. __________________ -Dreams of getting a new 360 XBOX in 201x. -Current consoles: Playstation 2 and Wii, also has DS/GBA and a PSP 3000 -PC: AMD 5000 2.6 Dual Core, 2GB Ram, 8600 GeForce GT video card, SB Live!, Win XP SP3

May 21st, 2009	#23 (permalink)
horseduck Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: england london Posts: 18	the actual arcade had a menu screen after you inserted your credits, and enabled you to select a game form the list on the top monitor including from what i remeber , sonic , kid chameleon etc. the timer counted down and you could switch games at a touch of a button, these game being released seperatly is far from a true arcade accurate conversion.

May 21st, 2009	#24 (permalink)
Squall-Leonhart Behind ur girlfriend :D Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 18,439	lol, screw this, i an already play both these games in an emulator that works __________________ VBA-M \| Xtemu \| NGOHQ \| Post Impact Productions \| TNHW \| XBCD 0.2.6 \| Satanic666's Emulator Compiles Don't be a NOOB, READ THE NGEmu/EmuForums Rules of Conduct Need Help with ePSXe? This is your first stop!. If you don't post all the required information, you don't get help. Everytime someone posts a romsite, God kills a beautiful woman.

June 27th, 2009	#26 (permalink)
Nipedley Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 3	I actually own a full mega-tech machine and they are a fantastic piece of kit. The games don't offer much more than the megadrive in terms of content but the experience of playing them on a big screen, with a proper joystick & arcade buttons is great. Oh and something seldom noticed is that machine produces far better sound than I've ever been able to get from a megadrive, whether it be emulated, real through TV, real through my home theater setup... Streets of rage intro on it sounds incredible! And to nitpick the mega-tech wasn't JAMMA it has a propietary system, the mega-play however was jamma compatible I guess for most people this being emulated isnt a huge issue but it's still an arcade system and deserves to be emulated just as much as the next. The ROM info from the games is more or less identical to MD format but has the bits changed around. I tried comparing the hex of some games to see if I could burn regular MD games onto EPROM's to use with the machine but I haven't managed to find out yet how they were altered. And to that effect regular MD carts dont work They need an extra EPROM for the second screen's instructions & game name etc. information and as said the main rom's data is mixed around a bit.