#Samurai shodown anthology ps2 ebay software
Please make sure that the cards have the ESR patcher software and that it is the latest firmware. You can purchase these memory cards for around 10 to 15 dollars on ebay.
#Samurai shodown anthology ps2 ebay ps2
I was trying to make sure the OP knew that this was just a packaging issue, not one that would effect gameplay assuming he managed to acquire an English language console.Īs for why US games are hard to come by, I'm thinking that the system simply sold much better in Japan. Attn: In order to play back ups on your PS2 you will need a Free Mcboot memory card or your PS2 must be hard modded. But I'm not going to pay $50 a game to do so.Sorry I wasn't clearer, but I wasn't intending to correct you there. When I am collecting Neo Geo CD I would prefer to understand the titles displayed on the spine rather than having to pull out each game to see what it is because it's written in Japanese. Is that because it was cheaper to import Japanese games back then so everybody did that rather than buying the English releases in stores in the USA? No what I mean is you know how they have boxes and instructions of the games all printed in English right? For some reason those English printed versions are much harder to find than the Japanese print runs and also cost more on ebay. And regarding the games mostly being Japanese versions, the way the NGCD (as well as the AES and MVS) works is that the language is set by the console, so if you have a US NGCD, all games will play in English as long as they had an English mode (the only worthwhile one that doesn't is Samurai Shodown RPG). The video of the cart version next to it probably makes it feel longer than it would otherwise, but even without that, it's too long for many people.Īs for the issue of later games, in addition to the load times being longer, the last game made for the NGCD was King of Fighters '99, so there are quite a few really good NG games, like Garou, Metal Slug 3, and the later KoF games that are simply unavailable on the platform.Īnd for a few last notes, I should point out that the standard pad for the NGCD tends to be unreliable, so you will probably need to take it apart to clean it at some point if you don't get one of the arcade style sticks. In any case, here's a video that shows what the load times for an average fighter are like. 35 product ratings - Samurai Shodown Anthology (Sony PlayStation 2/ps2, 2009. They released a newer version called the CDZ that has more cache, but it isn't all that much faster, and they tend to overheat. Save samurai shodown 3do to get e-mail alerts and updates on your eBay Feed. Not only does each attack hit like a truck normally, but damage actually increases further due to the implementation of a POW meter that fills up upon taking damage. Exactly how bad this is varies from game to game, but it's generally worse the newer the game is. SAMURAI SHODOWN 1993 In a world dominated by fighters where opponents duked it out with their fists and kicks, SAMURAI SHODOWN sliced into the scene with their brand-new take on the genre. The NGCD had enough RAM that older games like Viewpoint and Super Baseball 2020 will only ever load once, but later games load a lot more often, with some of the last fighters made for it taking about a minute between rounds. I was browsing through the list of titles for both the AES and the NGCD and I noticed that a lot of the games were the same.
In fact, other than an MVS at every arcade ever, Ive never played any Neo Geo products (i.e. The NGCD unfortunately had a 1x CD ROM drive, which is slower than the ones in the Saturn or Playstation. Im not very familiar with Neo Geo hardware. Yeah, this "glitch" may have either been with some copies of the game or a rumor or some sort.The two main issues with deciding to go with the NGCD are your tolerance for load times and how much you want to play later NG titles like Garou: Mark of the Wolves. I still have a save state which leaves me at the fight with Amakusa Shiro Tokisada (heh, say that three times fast), so perhaps I'll check the rest of the characters out. Picture the original Neo-Geo endings, but with reduced detail and the color palette of an NES game. But be warned, the endings look HORRENDOUS on the Sega CD port. This was a couple of months ago mind you I finished the game on the highest difficulty with Charlotte, and the game did not lock up on me. The SNES port also included Earthquake, but as we all know the sprites in that port were reduced to bite-sized little things.Ībout the supposed freeze at the end of the game, yes, I too had read about that on Wikipedia and fired up a er, image of SSCD to find out for myself. Samurai Shodown Anthology Ps2 GAME NEW eBay.
The only port of SS at the time that included Earthquake in his original, ginormous stage was the 3DO version, which much like the port of SSFIIT that was released on that same month (November 1994) was the best home port of the game for a long while.
Yeah, it has to do with his sprite size, not storage issues.
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