Young_Scott

@a_e_martin said:

Huh, I didn't realise it was that bad, sorry! At worst, I assumed that they were getting the keys from the Nvidia promo. It's pretty messed up that Eurogamer was pushing that so heavily; I run ABP on my tablet (though with accepted ads and not on sites that really need the support), and I still saw that promotion!

Not that I'm advocating or going to link to third-party Steam key sites (for a start, it'll probably prevent Steam refunds from working if there's a problem with the port), but there's a place advertised on Eurogamer (so they're pretty legit) selling pre-orders for £25.50.

Personally, I refused to pay £45, especially without the promise of some bad-ass collectable physical box on the PC!

I'm sorry

@cowman basically has the right of it; depending on what Genesis/MD model you're connecting the 32X to, you'll have to make sure it's hooked up right with the correct connector cable. The 32X basically borrows the Genesis itself for certain display elements... I remember the AVGN episode where he ran into the same issue with Primal Rage! Check it out at about four minutes in:

Some discussion with others with the same problem can be found here, and there's some detailed information about the cable types here.

Is this the video you're looking for, duder?

Relaying some thoughts from elsewhere: with Toriyama overseeing it, and the better balancing between early-Dragon Ball humour and epic fights we had in Battle of Gods (maybe slightly less so in Resurrection of F), I'm (very) cautiously optimistic about this. We know it takes place after those and Z, but I wonder if it'll last long enough to completely eliminate the anime-only GT from the timeline (which wasn't really canon, anyway, despite Toriyama supposedly contributing one or two design ideas).

If I had to guess, I suspect a large portion of the plot will concern the revelation from Battle of Gods that everything that happened in Dragon Ball/Z took place in only one of the twelve (!) total universes. It'll also be interesting to see if Toriyama incorporates any story elements that he used for Dragon Ball Minus, Xenoverse or the now-defunct Dragon Ball Online (such as the altered back-story for Bardock, the Time Patrol, or Son Gohan writing a book about Ki use for the general population of Earth), though most of those ideas happened way later in the timeline.

It's a shame to already hear people on Kotaku and elsewhere complaining about Masako Nozawa returning as Son Goku. It's fine if you don't think the actress suits "TOUGH MANLY Goku", but for many of us who watched her throughout DB/Z, she is Son Goku. You'll probably get it dubbed with Sean Schemmel anyway, so I don't know what the problem is; nobody seems to care that Luffy is voiced by a woman, and that character is practically a modern day Son Goku, anyway.

Personally, I'm disappointed that we haven't heard anything about Shunsuke Kikiuchi (original primary composer for DB/Z/the early movies in Japan) bringing back his iconic score, but I guess he is 83, now. He didn't do anything new for Kai. And I'm not surprised at how many American fans want Faulconer back (his BGM wasn't to my taste, especially when you consider the context of the original DB series, though I understand why people like it), but... sorry, he was only ever hired in the first place because dubbing was very different back then ("THEM KIDS LOVE THE TECHNO ROCK" and "Screw accuracy! We can't have silence here!"), so I suspect Funimation is more than happy to just use any new Japanese BGM. On the plus side, I hear Funimation's dubs are more accurate these days?

Anyway, yes. Cautiously optimistic.

As a big RE fan (who cares too much about its silly lore for my own good), I wish you the best of luck on your endeavor!

I feel that REmake and RE4 represent the best of their particular styles, but RE2 (or arguably Code Veronica X) and RE5 are close seconds for me.

And then there are the games that have issues, but some super interesting ideas, like the Chronicles games and the Outbreak series (the latter of which is a bit of a mess, now, but was incredibly ambitious at the time and probably deserves a modern interpretation).

@adequatelyprepared said:

I beat that first one-eyed golem equipped like this. That felt alright.

Your username makes this so much better!

What the heck, I'll throw my hat in for a chance at a free key as well. Thanks!

@kasaioni said:

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Oh burn, etc. ;)