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Lost Sega Franchises podcast
« on: January 25, 2012, 12:13:08 AM »
Retronauts Live Episode 36: Lost Sega Franchises

http://www.1up.com/do/blogEntry?bId=9094607

Pretty groovy podcast to listen to when ya working. I listened for Jet Grind Radio but stayed to hear about Panzer Dragoon, Shining Force, and the begotten Shenmue. I deff feel like bringing out that old Segata Saturn approved system. :banana:

I'd luv to see a new Jet Grind Radio game, so much fun spray painting illegally and being chased by the coppers. This game was how I discovered Cold, my favest band in the whole wide known universe. Very fascinating hearing about  behind the scenes development and releases. Shenmue project should not have gone over budget but that creator feller... total control freak, lol.

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Re: Lost Sega Franchises podcast
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2012, 06:14:58 PM »
Yu Suzuki (that creator feller) was one of Sega's senior employees and a lead programmer. He was the creator of the Virtua Fighter fighting game franchise, which he poured a ridiculous amount of on the clock travel and research time into, just to make sure the characters were performing the moves the right way. Overall his higher ups felt that his track record and loyalty to the company warranted him lee-way to fun Shenmue. Shenmue would not have cost so much to develop had the development project continued for the Saturn version o the game, but Sega of America ruined things by messing up the Saturn launch, and ultimately killing off Saturn in North America six years before its natural extinction transpired in Japan and Asia causing the million of dollars worth of developement that had already been poured into making the unreleased Saturn game a total waste.

Here's a two more great Sega game franchises that need to be revisited; Streets of Rage and Zaxxon.
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Re: Lost Sega Franchises podcast
« Reply #2 on: June 18, 2012, 04:28:14 PM »
Retronauts Live Episode 36: Lost Sega Franchises

http://www.1up.com/do/blogEntry?bId=9094607

Pretty groovy podcast to listen to when ya working. I listened for Jet Grind Radio but stayed to hear about Panzer Dragoon, Shining Force, and the begotten Shenmue. I deff feel like bringing out that old Segata Saturn approved system. :banana:

I'd luv to see a new Jet Grind Radio game, so much fun spray painting illegally and being chased by the coppers. This game was how I discovered Cold, my favest band in the whole wide known universe. Very fascinating hearing about  behind the scenes development and releases. Shenmue project should not have gone over budget but that creator feller... total control freak, lol.

I don't understand why they don't release Chu Chu Rocket or Ooga Booga on Xbox live Arcade already. Those are such fun 4 player games!
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