Sega and the Sony PlayStation 2
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- A look at some of the games Sega released for the PS2.
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Opening "Sega" jingle is from Astal for the Sega Saturn.
Ending Music during the credits is from Batman for the Sega Genesis.
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Episode Notes:
1. Captured on real hardware.
2. This episode was initially massive. 2 weeks' worth of capturing and writing. It was over an hour long. I cut it back because it was just too much. I have a lot saved so there will be new episodes based on the content I cut.
3. There was a 4th Shining game called Shining Wind that was Japanese only.
4. I honestly have mixed feelings about the first 2 Yakuza games. There are things I really enjoy, but there are also things I really dislike.
5. A lot of people love to shit on some of these games but I felt many were nowhere near as bad as some claim. I mean there is a difference between a game that isn't good and one that is claimed to be terrible.
6. If you find yourself in the market for Sega games on the PS2, many of these are quite affordable. Should you run up against something really expensive, typically the Japanese version will be much cheaper.
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Man... even to this day- it feels so strange hearing how Sega ended up and basically making games on its competitors machines.
I started with the master system then mega drive with all upgrades like mcd,32x, then Saturn and of course dreamcast. Very well loved machines that were being used at least 16 hours a day constantly.
Eventually after marrying and f%$*ing up big in my life- i had to sell my collection for peanuts.... sure, i had rare games or demo disks like keio flying squadron. But understand these units were not looked after in terms of mint (or garage queens if we talked in car lingo) condition units played once a year.... no they were my best and only friend in my school years!!
They were very temperamental when sold. Half the time never bootin up. Well loved, well worn etc... played till destruction per say. I really could of gotten much more and have deep regret to this day.
However i am VERY VERY grateful for emulation.
I have my entire collection plus all my favourite arcades running on my phone - with an 8bitdo mini controller hanging from my car interior mirror, with the Bluetooth providing the sound from my car stereo....
Thank god. I am happy with this. I may not have the "physical" copy of whatever in my hand- but instead i have access to all the arcade games there and then and for free,!!!
Its amazing. And thank you.
And as for Sega trying to survive after the dreamcast
.... yeah this hurt and sucked as an avid Sega fan... and sure it was alien almost seeing them publish games this way; but you gotta understand there situation and business forecast.
Totally get it...
Sega is not the company it used to be.
Understand time moves on, and changes everything.
Nintendo i believe will be the next in the coming years but they are genuine genius at marketing old technology to use in a more ambiguous setting.
Listen- don't worry if my comment seems convoluted...
Sega should of survived the dreamcast age because how far ahead they were.
Sony capitalised on the 'stupidz' in regards too softwares.
I love Sega and today i know they really are not who they were back then...but who does not love an underdog,?
BTW- PlayStation 2 versions of dreamcast games are usually far poorer.... but back then if you wanted to play a certain platform but owned another.... this was all you had.
Long live emulation.
You allowed me to sell my collection in desperation- but still play every single game with just a few clicks.
For that i will forever be grateful.
Thanks!!
For me, some games were played so much that they stopped working for some reasons so finding emulator versions bought back the feel. I still have the Sega Genesis in my room but all TVs and its power source don't work with it anymore... Despite this, I refuse to sell because eventually I heard there were some HD models able to run the cartridges still working but ouch the price and scalper-jerks these days....
Sega was destined to fail. Launching systems because they were scared of the competition. Putting all their eggs in the arcade basket was a death sentence. When Sega advertised, it was always a hook like, "Bring the arcade experience home." Of course they had more than just arcade games, the competition was so much better at advertising than they were.
It really sucks that we would only find out once the Dreamcast was discontinued that the DC was drawing better graphics than the PS2, anyway. SONY won the console wars through de facto fraud and anti-competitive practices straight out of NINTENDO's playbook. In the end, the PS2's paltry 4MB VRAM (vs. 16MB for Dreamcast) left many textures economized and blurry, losing so much game detail and slowing down movement in some stages. Most of the PS2's titles would only draw about 1-2 million polygons/sec because SONY had shifted most of the rendering work from the GPU to the CPU, producing janky and blurred images in actual gameplay. And the PS2 & PS3 were even harder to program effectively than the infamous Saturn!
To all my fellow SEGA fans I just wanna say that I have never been prouder to be a SEGA fan and unlike other fans I believe that SEGA have never failed and the SEGA dreamcast is the greatest console ever made I myself is looking forward to the future as a SEGA gamer!! Console gaming died with the dreamcast but gaming survived with SEGA!!!
Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution is the reason I bought a ps2. Then Yakuza came out and it became one of my most beloved franchises ever. Those games soothed a little bit my pain over Dreamcast's fall.
I never supported SOny. I fucking HATE the ps2 & blame its blind, undeserved popularity as the reason the Dreamcast died. Far too many ignorant idiots focused on the ps2 & didn't give the Dreamcast, GamrCube or Xbox nearly enough attention!!
Sega on Xbox was like DC 2…
Crazy Taxi 3
Shenmue 2
Sega GT Online
Panzer Dragoon Orta
Jet Set Radio Future
GunValkyrie
HotD 3
Etc.
But they also did cool stuff on GCN and PS2
@Kyle Dodson I'd rather have a Dreamcast 2 than the Xbox. Screw playststion for killing SEGA's console!!
@@nintendogamer3227 amen dude
What a great game Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution 4 is!!! 🔥😃
The PS2 must have the most outstanding library ever for any console. It is really easy to pick some hundreds great games on it. The sixth generation was an amazing time. No wonder it is still popular today.
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@@roccogiampietro4830Super Gaytendo
You didn’t include Space Channel 5 and Space Channel 5 Part 2, the later was released for the first time outside of Japan as a PS2 exclusive, also Sega Superstars Tennis and the eyetoy Sega Superstars, and Phantasy Star 1&2 recieved remakes on the PS2, there’s also Sonic Gems Collection and Sonic Mega Collection Plus on PS2 as well.
I had no idea there was an altered beast game on ps2
I once had Sega Genesis collection before and i still have Sega Classics collection to this very day!
Great job.
Ok
The original first two Yakuza games on ps2 were pretty rough when I played them back then, thank goodness we got the Kiwami remakes which are better in every way
Agreed. I wish 3, 4 and 5 got Kiwami versions as well instead of just a remastered collection.
@@mrlaidback83 I think they eventually will. 3 personally was my least favorite game in the series, I liked the whole island orphanage thing but the game just felt like a filler to me than anything but a remake of it would be good
They had their charm.
Just seeing this makes me want to collect all those Sega Ages PS2 games. I love the covers.
Virtua Fighter 4 Evo was the very last fighter I got really into. No other has really done it for me since then. The tournament where you fight AI based on real players was fantastic
Same. Last fighter I really got into. Last one besides that was Tekken 3. I recently downloaded an Iso and plan on emulating it (my friend lost my disc). I guess there's some people who play it on Fightcade, which I want to check out.
Great fighter, the difficulty definitely spiked later on, but it wasn't cheesy or cheap, just brutal
Been waiting for this one! Looking forward to you covering the PSP and DS consoles ;)
Me too ! There are so many great games for those machines it's ridiculous
I also support this notion
I still can’t believe the PSP got a compilation of the two power stone games and we’re still waiting for those games to come to literally anything else to this day.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu I know right lol. They can make a HD collection for cheap but they don't seem interested in it
@@AmbientMess
It's weird because current Sega loves to milk people's nostalgia. Here's the perfect opportunity to give people exactly what they want and they're just like nah.
I just want you to talk about what you want to talk about. You’re one of my favorite gaming channels and you always bring me new and interesting stuff.
Thank you.
Love the SegaAges 2500 coverage. Tough to fit so much into a little bit of time. We’re going to need a montage (montage)
Ooh it takes a montage (montage)
A review of Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution would be so cool
100% agree! As a big Virtua Fighter fan having that game come out in the US for 20 bucks was awesome!
That quest mode is one of the best modes in any fighting game I’ve ever played
Thank you for this video, the information is of great quality. With OPL we can enjoy all these great Sega titles. I don't know how they will run on the pcsx2 emulator. I missed the 1995 Sega Rally Championship, a very good version on ps2 honestly.
PCSX2 runs pretty good if you have a decent computer. I own a PS2 with a component video cable but besides my older HD TV I don't really have anything that I can hook it up to. I bought one of those HDMI upscalers and it looks AWFUL.
So once I bought a gaming PC I have decided to just emulate PS2 upscaled. PCSX2 runs pretty well and It handles most games I've thrown at it just fine. I have a DVD drive for my PC so I can just hook it up and play my PS2 discs in the emulator.
If you have a PC with a GPU and a CPU with multiple cores you can probably handle PCSX2 just fine.
Plus some games have enhancements like widescreen patches.
this was brilliant! please do these videos for PS3 and PS4 as well!!
if you do please mention valkyria chronicles i love those games !
Would love to see you look at the Phantasy Star Universe games. I think those were the only ones you missed on the PS2
I got those sega ages remakes for the ps2 pretty cheap back then...and the sega genesis collection.
I have a lot of these, but only those released in Europe. I love Vampire Night! The Virtua Fighter 4 games are great too, especially evolution, but it did hurt that this wasn't released in Europe. Shinobi was pretty cool too. Didn't play Nightshade or Blood will tell.
Awesome video my brother ! There are some Sega bangers in the 6th and 7th gen of hardware so I'm pretty excited for these videos.
I’d like to see SLX cover some 7th gen titles Sega published for sure. The Club is one of my favorite Xbox 360 games and no one ever talks about it.
Omg I saw Shinobi and nightshade making cameos in project x zone 1-2 and shining series via the new resonance game on PS4 switch etc
Don't forget 18 wheeler and F355 Challenge, previously on Dreamcast.
Everyone forgets Virtual fighter 4 and I'm glad to see it got some love here. Also you could cover games that started on the Saturn in Japan but came out on PlayStation in the west like Grandia, Thunder Force V, Lunar 1 and 2, Dead or Alive, and so on. Be an interesting take.
Enjoyed this video very much, thanks! Made me look up some small ad listings for used PS2 consoles and games again 😅 Not sure if I'll step into this realm yet, but you made the console a whole lot more attractive by just looking at the Sega side of things here. So cheers to you!🎉
Sega treated Xbox (Dreamcast 2) way better 💯
Because Xbox had better hardware (technology)
PS2 = 294 MHz CPU + 147 MHz GPU + 32 MB RAM vs Xbox = 733 MHz CPU + 233 MHz GPU + 64 MB RAM
I've always felt that the OG Xbox was the successor to the Sega Dreamcast
Did they?PS2 had Sakura Wars,Virtua Fighter and Yakuza.
Xbox had no Virtua Fighter,no Sega rpg and just a Shenmue 2 port instead of a new franchise like Yakuza.
@@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526 you forgot Jet Set Radio Future **mic drop**
Some of the Sega Ages 2500 series made it onto a ntsc compilation game with Fantasy Zone, Monaco GP, Space Harrier, Golden Axe, Ichini no Tant-R to Bonanza Bros., Columns, Virtua Racing FlatOut, Outrun and Alien Syndrome. The cool thing about this compilation is that it's still really cheap and have seen CIB copies in numerous stores in Canada from $7-12CAD.
This series on Sega games after the demise of the Dreamcast is your finest work yet.
It’s sad to see that I haven’t played any of these titles that came on the PS2. The only SEGA game on the PS2 I’ve played is Yakuza, but now I see these incredible games. It makes me want to play my PS2 again.
Great to see the show spreading out a little beyond Sega's consoles! Good stuff!
You could have also mentioned the utter disappointment that was Phantasy Star Universe.
The Sega Ages line on the PS2 was already a treasure trove in itself
Hello Sega lord it's good that you cover different platforms in the future I look forward to it regards Bobby gamer.
I really appriciate videos like this, I dont really need to hear a long explanation on why a game is good or not, I just want to be told a game exists and a bit about it to see if its for me or not. I hate the idea someone gives a game a review and I decide to not check it out, only to find out I would have really enjoyed it given the chance.
I do think Sega had an interesting strategy that generation of releasing exclusive games on each system. Its sad their output has drastically dropped these days and most of their output other than a new Sonic game every few years are mainly either Yakuza games or games picked up from publishers and developers they picked up since then like Atlus and the ones that makes the total war games and football manager.
You know, as I watched it was bitter sweet to see the crazy variety of games and usage of older IPs back in the day... I would love to see a new Altered Beast, Shinobi or Virtua Cop.
Great video as always man!
I remember playing Sonic Unleashed on a PS2 as a kid back in New York City. Pretty nostalgic for me.
Aero Elite was Amazing! I still own it and love it!
When Sega stopped to be in the console market, I was worried much about the future of the company. But after I played games like VF 4 Evolution, Sonic Heroes, or later releases on PS 2, I knew that Sega will still be a top one, even without a new console anymore. The only thing I never understood was why the shinning games, that you´ve shown in the video, never came to Europe till today.
This isnt made by Sega but still deserves recognition cuz i see literally no one talk about this PS2 game. I'd like for you to cover Arc The Lad: Twilight of The Spirits. The game was ahead of it's time story wise and had neat things going for it with it's gameplay. The OST was really good too and did a great job to make you feel for the scenes. It had some impressive sound design too.
I’m really curious about your takes on the 3D Sega classics on 3DS. I love em! Really transformed the experience in game like Shinobi 3 and SoR2. A video would be great!
This is the episode I've been waiting for! I wasn't around for Sega's heyday, I liked some of their games especially the 16 bit Sonic games but I never truly became a Sega fan until I watched this channel, because of this channel I got a Japanese Saturn for Christmas, I already own a decent handful of games, including Astal. Nights into Dreams is already one of my all time favorite games. I also own an S video modded Sega Genesis model 1 of which I am absolutely nuts about.
SEGA still has left behind many franchises, always re-releasing the same titles over and over. SEGA Ages for the PS2 had Phantasy Zone and Space Harrier released in separate volumes, why didn't they think of bringing the classic Shining Force/Holy Ark, Shinobi and more, instead they want us to get Columns and other more obscure titles people wouldn't have missed if never released.
The Yakuza captures are in widescreen but is squished to 4:3 here, just wanted to point that out.
I know it's easy to constantly connecting and comparing Yakuza/Like A Dragon with Shenmue for both being from Sega and having that semi-open world with brawler combat formula. But they came from completely different mind with completely different inspiration. I even heard story of how Sega hesitated to greenlight Yakuza because of Shemue's financial failure so the creator had to gamble his own career just to convince his higher-ups. If that the story is true then Shenmue's existence hindered Yakuza more than helping it, or even inspired its creation like most people think.
I think you are broaching two different subjects here. Toshihiro Nagoshi's vision and intension is not the same as being directly influenced by the programming and design of Shenmue. Nagoshi worked with Sega AM2 on Shenmue, as well as other games that influenced Yakuza like Spikout. His idea was different for what he wanted for Yakuza, but his past games are most certainly at the core DNA of it. I mean if you look at the credits of Yakuza, so many of that team worked on other AM2 projects. To say there was no influence flies in the face of mountains of evidence to the contrary. They are two different games made by many of the same people. Influence was unavoidable, really.
@@SegaLordX I wouldn't deny influences from Nagoshi and his team's past experience especially in technical level.
But I just want to correct a misconception that some people have; that Sega (the company) made Yakuza because they want to have another Shenmue. That's why I brought up the story about Sega's initial rejection to Nagoshi's plan. In the end while the influences are there I want people to acknowledge Yakuza more as Nagoshi's brainchild just like how we associate Shenmue with Yu Suzuki and not "Oh it's just more mature Shenmue".
Lol, fair enough, but I don't think anyone who has played the two games would ever think Yakuza was just more Shenmue. I mean the core of those games are similar but the content is quite a bit different. I'd even argue that Nagoshi's departure from AM2 was because he wanted Shenmue to be more like the eventual Yakuza. Yu wanted an epic. Nagoshi wanted a crime drama. Shenmue certainly had a profound influence on those making Yakuza, but the notion Sega wanted another Shenmue isn't what I'd call a common assertion. I mean look what Shenmue III had to go through to get made. And we are almost guaranteed to never see a part 4 in Yu's lifetime.
@@SegaLordX Indeed. By "some people" I mean those who only took a glance at both games, well at least they're not as bad as those who tried to compare Yakuza to GTA or Sleeping Dogs lol. And some might even (mistakenly) assume that Yakuza was just Sega attempt to cash in GTA popularity by combining their existing open-world game with crime drama aspect.
Staff from the former Smilebit studio worked on the early Yakuza titles, Jet Set Radio's sandbox design (and supposedly the same software to create maps) also influenced Yakuza
Didnt realize so much Satuen games made the leap to PS2. That's very cool to see!
I know it's a function of a longer active lifespan and larger audience as much as anything, but one of the many embittering aspects of this time was the distinct sense that Sega was going all-out supporting the PS2 harder than they ever did the Dreamcast. Compare that Genesis collection to what we got in the Smash Pack. Look at how much care and extra content Sega put into VF4 compared to every fighter they'd ever released on their own consoles. And see PS2 fans getting served up heaping helpings of fan-favourite IPs like Shinobi, Altered Beast, Golden Axe, After Burner, Fantasy Zone, Phantasy Star remakes etc. etc. etc. Sure, they didn't all hit the mark, but it really felt like Sega were just handing PS2 owners tons of what their core fanbase in Saturn & Dreamcast owners had spent years begging for, while largely being ignored.
Virtua fighter 4 and Shinobi I played like crazyon my ps2! love those games!
i was fortunate enough to have been gifted a Japanese PS2 and man, I know its simple but Virtua Cop Rebirth is so fun!
Don't forget there is Seaman 2, Code of the Samurai, Chaos Wars and Atlus' other games on the system. Sega might have acquired Atlus after the PS2's prime years, but their run on the PS2 is pretty good.
The PS2 (the OG fat one) is one of the best consoles of all-time and the first personal DVD player I had in my room...I will always love it.
I'm personally glad to see you cover other stuff. Of course I like SEGA, but I also have a PS2, Xbox, etc. I can't wait to see the new content.
Thanks for the Vampire Night review. Somehow I had never heard of it, went under my radar. I ordered it on ebay and really like it. I love arcade shooters and it's definitely a hidden gem. Thanks.
Speaking of branching out to the ps1: Thunder Force V on the ps1 got lots of hate back in my childhood but it was thoroughly enjoyed by me back then. Was not ever able to try Saturn version as only one of my neighborhood friends had that system back then and unfortunatelyhe wasn’t into the import scene at allbut my assumption is that it fared better overall versus my ps1 version, lol.
Yakuza is my favorite series currently. Those early Yakuzas struggled with sales, but the popularity has exploded in the past 6 or 7 years since Yakuza 0 dropped
sick in bed today, feeling miserable but your video showing up made it the best part of my day. thank you. great collection.
Glad I could help. Hope you feel better.
As a symbol of the death of Sega, I hated the PS2 and only jumped on-board when San Andreas came out.
It took me a long time to buy a PS2 but there were too many great games on it
No king of Route 66 on this list? (Sequel to 18 wheeler)
Both developed and published by Sega
Gutted that Thunderforce VI never came to the UK. Wasn't happy with Sega on that one. Some of these look very good. Don't think we got the Virtua Racing port either in the UK on PS2
Never came to the US either as far as I'm aware. Sucks, I'm sure TF6 would've sold well.
@@DesertRainReads Thunderforce IV is one of my favourite games. V never made it and then VI 😭
I bought a new JP PS2 Slim just so I could play TF6 right away without modding. I was so let down by TF6 after assuming the series was dead along with Tecnosoft. It's a decent shmup but my expectations were through the roof at the time
Blood Will Tell was such a unique action game - one of those risky endeavors we rarely see in modern games.
And of course Yakuza went onto big popularity. I loved the original, then moved to Tokyo and saw the places in real life!
I think I'll be in the minority here but in Europe we had enjoyed RGB Scart gaming for nearly 10 years. Plus, VGA on the Dreamcast. The PS2's video output was horrendous and mangled nearly every game on the system. This horrible blurriness is what I remember.
I know it’s an SNK game but I couldn’t help but notice the SEGA logo in The King of Fighters XI end game credits that’s my fav ps2 exclusive
I really enjoyed playing the Sega collection on the PlayStation 2 I do enjoy having the Sega collection on my Xbox One.
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What I would not give for a copy of that Nights port! I loved that game when I owned it on Saturn.
Hey Sega Lord! Did you finally get your 100k subs award?
I got the silver play button thing, yes.
@@SegaLordX Yay : ) Now for the million!
Ironically most of the SEGA games I got on the PS2 were compilations of older games, seems a bit redundant huh? lol
Really had fun with that Samurai Jack: The Shadow of Aku though maybe because I was really into the cartoon, it's a shame that I never delved much deeper into the SEGA specific library as there were a few Shining games that came out on the PS2 absolutely loved the Mega Drive ones, and who knows maybe if I picked up Yakuza back then those Final Fantasy's may not have gotten their claws into me.
Always love the vids man! It's like a new Sega game back in the day. So excited to watch this one. I've watched a ton of your videos already!! Btw do you have SLX merch by any chance? Would love to get a hold of your logo on a Tshirt or a ball cap!!!!!! $LX 💪🐨💪
Jersey Devil for ps1 is a game that no one has done a triple a quality review for. It’s got a lot of character and most people don’t even know about it.
Damn great choice
I bought that game off of how addicting the demo was
On the PS1 demo disc (member those gamers)?!
Sadly dont have it anymore
Now to check PS3 store for it
Most of the SEGA AGES games have a sweet 240p mode that looks sweet on my CRT TV in RGB. I have a big Sega collection on my PS2.. I'm in PAL region (UK) yes I can play imports.
The Sega Ages games were great!
@@jpetersongaming most.. a few rubbish ones like the remake of Golden Axe for example. Most hate on the remake of Out Run but I like it. But 95% are good or great.
Ps2 to me is very awesome game a lot of games in ps2 come out that time good times good times.
I've wanted to play Shining Force Tears since before it was released. I didn't care so much that it wasn't a tactical RPG like its predecessors, its art and coop had me sold. Then it came out, I saw the reviews, and I skipped it. I think this game was not shown the respect it deserved at the time.
I've been getting my GF into gaming, little by little. This game fits perfectly into a small niche, so I was excited to play it with her. Only problem, I really don't like when games get clever with the second player option, hiding the option within the game itself (like Secret Of Mana). Honestly, we couldn't figure out player 2, so we started playing other games where player 2 wasn't hidden.
We'll return some day.
Really looking forward to your new video on the Sega Ages series for PS2, very curious to hear your thoughts on how the ports hold up
wait...I'm sure that B-2 level from Nightshade was an inspiration for the F-35 level in Bayonetta
I love your videos man and the intro is great
While yakuza 1 & 2 on the PS2 weren't really popular, the kiwami remakes made the franchise popular in the west
Especially when Yakuza 0 and Valkyria Chronicles were released on Steam for 20$ (2015). Both games sold 1M in first month after release.
Great video! These were some great games!
Altered Beast PS2 is incredible imo. I'm sad that the US never got it.
I really like to look at early sega ps2 games, because they feel in many ways like games that would've come out for dreamcast. So it's kind of a "what if" scenario. It would only be natural for some of these games to have had there development started on dreamcast and then moved to other systems.
hands down one of the best channels on YT!
Big words and I appreciate them. :)
I know the PS2 these days takes a lot of crap for being overhyped, overrated, etc. etc. but honestly it had some truly great games and the stuff from Sega was definitely no exception. Blood will tell alone should be a go to that most people should at least check out.
It certainly had some all-time classics.
Shinobi and night shade????
In my opinion Outrun 2006 Coast 2 Coast is the best arcade racer ever made. The US version also allows link play with 2 PS2s and two TVs (a nice complement to a dual screen lightgun setup). Too bad it doesn't have wheel support like the Japanese version.
I was wondering when you would finally do this for PS2. VF4 and Shinobi 2002 pumped hours into those!!
I think Sega also published the Fist of the North Star fighting game by Arcsystem works on PS2 as well as a Virtual On game.
One could argue that Sega becoming a holding company was an end of the true Sega, kinda like how Atari is just a brand name now.
sega is not only a shell of their former selves but are also on life support still lol
@@EDifyer881 I'll always remember Sega of America for their cringe AF aggro advertising.
There's barely any remaining staff at Sega from the 80s-90s heyday, Nagoshi was the last of that generation before getting fired
The original sonic riders was a fantastic game hindered by a terrible tutorial system.. Or lack thereof lol. If you give it another chance, check online for tips and tricks. You may end up enjoying it. It has a small but dedicated player base and the mechanics are super deep.
Virtua Cop 2 got a PS2 port? I wish that came to North America!
Sega did a good job with the best selling console of all time. Personally I liked Vampire Night and Sega Classics Collection
Sonic belongs as a 2d side scroller. I will play those all days.
There's a great Sega Rally game for PSP as well.
Sure, you should. Aboud SEGAAGES, I remember I played a lot
- Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken.
Also SEGA/Sammy brought us a very nice done fighting, again HokutoNoKen based:
- Hokuto no Ken Sinpan no Sousousei Kengo Retsuden
Man, with so many games, imagine these games released where they should have released? If they insisted another year, couldn't it have been a little better?
Hiiiiiii!!!! I make sega/sonic content myself!! Aaaaaaaa so glad to see you in my recommended!!❤❤❤❤
I'd like to play that Alien Syndrome remake.
Gungrave Overdose is great as well. I own it.
1.4 k views in 56 mins at 6am my time, nice
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Also am I crazy or did you not bother to mention the Sega Ages 2500 Phantasy Star stuff? Arguably some of the best versions of those!
I wish Sega would do a Sega Ages for modern consoles beyond the Switch. However the Series X can emulate up to ps2 games. So there's that
Every time I watch one of your videos, it ends up with me searching for games on eBay
I would like to see you doing part 2 to this video.
Here list of games i want you cover in the future:
Sega Superstar (PS2)
The Rumble Fish (PS2)
Sega Soccer Slam (PS2/GC/Xbox)
Phantasy Star Universe (PS2/360)
Initial D: Special Stage (PS2)
Headhunter Redemption (PS2)
Virtua Tennis 2 (PS2)
Virtua Quest (PS2/GC)
The King of Route 66 (PS2)
Puyo Pop Fever (PS2/GC/Xbox/DC/GBA/PSP/NDS)
Puyo Puyo Fever 2 (PS2/PSP/NDS)
Puyo Puyo! 15th Anniversary (PS2/Wii/PSP/NDS)
also I would really like you cover namco titles on ps1, ps2, psp and ps3.
Here list of Namco exclusives on Playstation 1, 2, 3 & Portable I recommend you to check (some of them are in playstation plus premium or re-release as part of the namcollection on ps2):
Ridge Racer (PS1/PS2)
Rage Racer (PS1)
Ridge Racer Type 4 (PS1/PS+ Premium)
Ridge Racer 5 (PS2)
Ridge Racer 2 (PSP/PS+ Premium)
Ridge Racer 7 (PS3)
Tekken (PS1/PS2)
Tekken 2 (PS1/PS+ Premium)
Tekken 3 (PS1)
Tekken Tag Tournament (PS2/PS3)
Tekken 4 (PS2)
Tekken 5 (PS2)
Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection (PSP/PS3)
SoulBlade (PS1)
Soulcalibur 3 (PS2)
Soulcalibur Broken Destiny (PSP/PS+ Premium)
Urban Reign (PS2)
Klonoa (PS1/PS2)
Klonoa 2 (PS2)
Pac-Man World (PS1)
Point Blank (PS1)
Point Blank 2 (PS1)
Point Blank 3 (PS1)
Ghoul Panic (PS1)
Air Combat (PS1)
Ace Combat 2 (PS1/PS2)
Ace Combat 3 (PS1)
Ace Combat 4 (PS2)
Ace Combat 5 (PS2)
Ace Combat X (PSP)
Dragon Valor (PS1)
Time Crisis (PS1)
Time Crisis Project Titan (PS1)
Time Crisis 2 (PS2)
Time Crisis 3 (PS2)
Crisis Zone (PS2)
Time Crisis 4 (PS3)
Rising Storm (PS3)
Katamari Damacy (PS2)
We Love Katamari (PS2)
Me and My Katamari (PS2)
Katamari Forever (PS3)
Touch My Katamari (PS Vita)
Tales of Destiny (PS1/PS2)
Tales of Eternia (PS1/PSP)
Tales of Legendia (PS2)
Tales of the Abyss (PS2)
Tales of Graces f (PS3)
Tales of Xillia (PS3)
Tales of Xillia 2 (PS3)
Tales of VS. (PSP)
Tales of Hearts R (PS Vita)
Xenosaga Episode 1 (PS2)
Xenosaga Episode 2 (PS2)
Xenosaga Episode 3 (PS2)
Namco X Capcom (PS2)
Rescue Shot (PS1)
Critical Velocity (PS2)
Wow, i had so much hate for the PlayStation that i didn't know sega made so much content for it.
Looks like it’s time for a new subscriber to add to his retro collection on PS2 lol 😅🤙🏾🙃😊