/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4428142
>Is the 32X worth it
I'm tired of seeing this thread and so I'm gonna lay this out just like I did for the Virtual-Boy thread.
The 32X has a total of 40 titles released for it. They are as follows:
>After Burner
>BC Racers
>Blackthorne
>Brutal: Above the Claw
>Cosmic Carnage
>DarXide
>Doom
>FIFA Soccer '96
>Golf Magazine
>Knuckles Chaotix
>Kolibri
>Metal Head
>Mortal Kombat II
>Motocross Championship
>NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
>NFL Quarterback Club
>Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure
>Primal Rage
>R.B.I. Baseball '95
>Sangokushi IV
>Shadow Squadron
>Space Harrier
>Spider-Man: Web of Fire
>Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator
>Star Wars Arcade
>T-Mek
>Tempo
>Toughman Contest
>Virtua-Fighter
>Virtua Racing Deluxe
>World Series Baseball
>WWF Raw
>WWF WrestleMania
>Zaxxon's Motherbase 2000

The only ones missing from that list also required the Sega CD to be played, which are as follows:
>Corpse Killer
>Farenheit
>Night Trap
>Slam City with Scottie Pippen
>Supreme Warrior
>Surgical Strike

It had a few cancelled games for it as well, but those really aren't important seeing as they never got released, and frankly, I don't care about cancelled games and what "could have been" in this case, I'll save that for another time.

The point being: These are all the games that exist for 32X. You can decide whether or not you like these games. I haven't played all of them, but I have played most of the titles I want to.
I currently own After Burner, Cosmic Carnage, Doom, Knuckles Chaotix, Metal Head, and Star Wars Arcade. Of the titles I don't own, I have played Blackthorne, Kolibri, MKII, Pitfall, Shadow Squadron, Space Harrier, Star Trek, T-Mek, Tempo, and Virtua-Fighter. I liked most of what I've played on it. I want to play DarXide, but unfortunately, its next to impossible to get your hands on a real cart and not a $60 Repro, last I checked.
You decide, OP. Is it worth buying?