/vr/ - Retro Games

meh, its mostly a weeb-fest, and u.s. titles are typically expensive. must haves are subjective, and whats objective is all of the ports being the best versions. like resident evil, for example, the best version is the saturn version, for its good amount of exclusive content. now, take my first sentence with a grain of salt, because im a western type gamer, and i still found a bunch of worthwhile titles for the saturn. deep fear comes to mind, and so does quake, but dont be confused about quake, its no pc port, its a ground-up recreation of quake with much improved lighting, so it can stand alone with its PC version.

japanese games are abundant and cheap, few are English friendly, but even fewer are worth playing. unless, again, you are some sort of mega weeb that took a vacation there just to buy used panties from a vending machine. im looking at you, mr langrisser is a must have saturn title, get the fuck outta here.

anyways, shit i forgot what i was going to wrap up with. just get a jap sat and a action replay 4m plus for the whole saturn package for less than the cost of a u.s. sat. even if you dont plan on getting too many jap sat games, the memory boost it gives is worth it alone. later games for the saturn take up more memory space than whats initially available on the console itself, like NHL 98, to make a save you have to have more memory then whats available to you. my bad for the redundancy there, im blunted.

>>3947040
Early Unreal Tournament wasn't focused entirely on movement, which Quake 3 had a lot going for. They are both two different games with different merits that make them stand out.