Some great games in the e sale for 3DS
Streets Of Rage 2 - £2.02
Streets Of Rage 1 - £2.02
Out Run - £2.02
Gunstar Heroes - £2.02
Ecco the Dolphin - £1.84
Shinobi 3 - £ 2.02
Altered Beast - £2.02
Space Harrier - £2.02
Super Hang On - £2.02
Fantasy Zone 2 -£2.02
Thunder Blade -£2.02
Galaxy Force - £2.02
Fantasy Zone - £2.02
Offer until 31/8
Streets Of Rage 2 - £2.02
Streets Of Rage 1 - £2.02
Out Run - £2.02
Gunstar Heroes - £2.02
Ecco the Dolphin - £1.84
Shinobi 3 - £ 2.02
Altered Beast - £2.02
Space Harrier - £2.02
Super Hang On - £2.02
Fantasy Zone 2 -£2.02
Thunder Blade -£2.02
Galaxy Force - £2.02
Fantasy Zone - £2.02
Offer until 31/8
"More money than sense" is typically used for products that are expensive; often decadent and/or ostentatious, like a watch with a 5-figure price tag. You're talking about games that are cheaper than a Starbucks.
And yes, for some of us in our thirties (or indeed forties or fifties), 25-year-old games still hold appeal, largely on account of nostalgia. But it's not necessarily a case of one or the other; I can play these games on the move, and play the PS4 when I'm on the couch. If that's ok with you
I think the majority are in 3D
I guess people still play 25 year old games.
As if there aren't enough new games....
If you go to the e-store you can view the screenshots to see which ones are in 3D and which ones aren't.
This is the right answer.
I was fairly decent at computer games back in the day. But super hang on... I think I completed the most basic stage maybe twice/three times. It was nails!! Good, but nails.
"More money than sense" is typically used for products that are expensive; often decadent and/or ostentatious, like a watch with a 5-figure price tag. You're talking about games that are cheaper than a Starbucks.
And yes, for some of us in our thirties (or indeed forties or fifties), 25-year-old games still hold appeal, largely on account of nostalgia. But it's not necessarily a case of one or the other; I can play these games on the move, and play the PS4 when I'm on the couch. If that's ok with you
Mario and sonic at the Olympic games made by sega, Fzero AX etc
All of them have "3D" in the title (as a prefix) - it's just that that part of the title has been excluded from the description to this post.
I don't think that's a 100% true. They are running on an emulator, it's just that the emulator has been enhanced to support 3D. For some titles, they have also hacked the original roms to add new features. But they aren't rewrites, so the new features are limited.
It was the mobile Sonic games that Sega re-wrote (which is why they were able to add things like new levels and characters). Baffling for the Mega Drive Sonic games on 3Ds, they switched back to emulation.
O dear why dont you ACTUALLY look into it before commenting, as Sega provided behind the scenes info about each and every game in this series on there site and the mandate for the team involved was that EVERY game to run at 60fps and written/coded from the ground up for the 3DS hardware, on top of that many an article over on Nintendolife covering such info.
Here is one of the interviews:
siliconera.com/201…og/
If you read it, they say they created a 3D Mega Drive emulator called GigaDrive. True, it has has been enhanced with 3D support, but it is still emulation.
It wasn't re-written from scratch (like it was for the mobile versions of Sonic). That's why for the 3DS version they couldn't do things like add Tails, Knuckles or Hidden Palace, because the 3DS version is still using emulated code.
The mobile versions were written from scratch, which is why they could have extras like Tails, Knuckles and Hidden Palace
Just bought Streets Of Rage 2 and Outrun. Look brilliant and still very playable in 2017.
Don't own either on other consoles and they're both incredible in 3D.
Got the Streets of Rage games, Gunstar Heroes and Shinobi 3 on my PS3 already, so not sure about buying them again unless the 3D hugely enhances them?
What others should I go for?
The deal finished yesterday unfortunately.