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F-Heonix wrote:Mega Drive? No Sega we want Saturn games, SATURN!

Snowy69 wrote:

F-Heonix wrote:Mega Drive? No Sega we want Saturn games, SATURN!

We should start a petiton.

HD versions of Burning Rangers, Panzer saga and Shining Force 3.........*dribble*

Get Rich 25
Alex Kidd: Collect 1,000 in currency
Don't Die 25
Alien Storm: Reach Mission 3 without losing a life
Enter the Beast 10
Altered Beast: Collect 100,000 pts or higher by the end of the first level
Holy Water 20
Beyond Oasis: Unlock the Water Spirit
Stealing Points 20
Bonanza Brothers: Reach 40,000 points on the first level
Easy as Pie 15
Columns: Get 20,000 points only on Easy Mode
Hardly a Hero 20
Comix Zone: Complete first episode
Get Ahead 30
Decap Attack: Collect 5 Bonus Coins
Communication is Key 10
Ecco: Talk to another dolphin
Taste Like Tuna 20
Ecco: The Tides of Time: Eat 200 fish
Suit up 30
E-SWAT: Obtain the Combat Suit (Complete Mission 2)
Don't Get Lost 30
Fatal Labyrinth: Progress to the fifth level of the labyrinth
Getting Chicks 25
Flicky: Collect 80,000 points
Garden Gnomes 20
Golden Axe: Collect 20 magic power-ups
Tower Up 35
Golden Axe II: Complete Tower Level
Saved by Magic 20
Golden Axe III: Use magic 10 times
TGIF 35
Kid Chameleon: Collect Maniaxe
Twinkle Twinkle 30
Ristar: Collect 5 Yellow Stars
Yatta! 50
Dr. Robotnik's M.B.M.: Complete the game
True Ninja Skills 30
Shinobi III: Complete first level without using continues
Complete Chaos 30
Sonic The Hedgehog: Obtain a Chaos Emerald
A Different Tail 35
Sonic 3: Collect 100 rings with Tails anywhere on Angel Island Zone
Flicky to the Rescue 15
Sonic 3D Blast: Rescue 20 Flickies.
Lots of Zeros 30
Sonic Spinball: Get 10,000,000 points in the first level
Get to the Chopper 15
Super Thunder Blade: Score over 1,500,000 points in the first level
Three Times a Charm 20
Streets of Rage: Complete 1st Level using all 3 characters
Good Day Mate 15
Streets of Rage 3: Unlock Roo the Kangaroo as a playable character
Super Charged 45
VectorMan: Collect 500 photons
Can You Dig It? 45
VectorMan 2: Reach Scene 11
Blast Processing 50
Play all Genesis™ Titles
Master the System 50
Unlock Everything
No Life 50
Watch Every Video
Critique 50
View all Artwork
Only in the '80s 50
Play all Arcade Titles

Mockmaster wrote:What would have made this an essential purchase would have been an HD makeover of each of the games, akin to SSF2THDR.

Phantasy Star
Year Released: 1987

Now you can experience the game that launched the popular role-playing series. The first Phantasy Star adventure takes place in the far off future in a sector of space known as the Algol Star System. The system is home to the planets Palma, Motavia, and Dezoris, all of which are under the rule of King Lassic. Much to the dismay of the populace, Lassic has turned corrupt, allowing darkness to spread throughout the system. When Nero, a rebel fighting against the new regime, is killed, his sister, Alis, sets out to avenge his death. In the world of Phantasy Star, futuristic technology combines with old-fashioned magic to create a unique experience. Travel across worlds and brave the 3D dungeons to bring Lassic to justice.

Did You Know?
- A graphically enhanced version of Phantasy Star™ was the first title released in the Japan-only SEGA Ages™ series.
- In Japan, Phantasy Star™ was re-released on both the SEGA Mega Drive™ and SEGA Saturn™.

Phantasy Star II
Year Released: 1989

Far off in space lies the Algo Star System. Orbiting the parent star, Algo, are three planets: Palm, Mota, and Dezo. Palm is a planet for the elite - the thinkers and rulers of the system. Mota is a peaceful farm planet that is like a tropical paradise. Not much is known about the mysterious dark planet, Dezo. Ages ago, a woman named Alis fought to rid Mota of an evil being named Lassic, and now trouble is brewing on the planet, yet again. Vicious animals have appeared and something bad has happened to the planet's controlling entity, Mother Brain. Only Rolf and his friends can discover the true cause of this chaos.

Did You Know?
- The U.S. box art for Phantasy Star™ II depicts lead characters Rolf and Nei not in their usual anime style, but as shockingly older versions of themselves. Nei's long ears have also been transformed into horns.

Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom
Year Released: 1991

You are Rhys, prince of the Orakian kingdom of Landen. On your wedding day, you're set to marry the beautiful Maia, a mysterious woman who washed up on the shores of your father's kingdom. In the middle of the ceremony, however, a winged dragon bursts in and takes Maia away. The goal of Phantasy Star III isn't merely to save Maia. Your adventure spans three generations of characters, allowing you to eventually control Rhys's son and grandson. Along the way, you'll encounter fierce monsters, travel to different planets, and befriend a cyborg that can transform into multiple vehicles. Can you survive the Generations of Doom?

Did You Know?
- There are four different endings to the game, depending on which characters you marry at the end of each generation.
- With its different feel from other Phantasy Star™ titles, some fans consider Generations of Doom to be the black sheep of the Phantasy Star™ family.

Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium
Year Released: 1994

One thousand years ago, a planet called Parma flourished in the Algo solar system. The citizens there led fulfilling lives devoted to art and science. That is, until a series of disasters struck and the planet's control system, Mother Brain, was destroyed. Almost the entire population was wiped out as Parma's society collapsed. Now, life has come back to the Algo system, and people are once again rediscovering the old ways. The growing contentment may not last for long, however - an ancient evil is preparing to rise again. Once again, it's up to you to save the world in this final SEGA Mega Drive™ Phantasy Star adventure.

Did You Know?
- When Phantasy Star™ IV was first released, the retail price was almost £67!
- Phantasy Star™ IV was the last turn-based Phantasy Star™ title released before the series went online in the aptly-titled Phantasy Star™ Online.
- During Phantasy Star™ IV's earliest design phases, it was planned as a MEGA CD™ game.

Rog wrote:A Saturn post and I didn't even mention how utterly **** it is. Go me.

suzzopher wrote:Phantasy Star II and IV are reason enough to buy this collection.

Now I am all about the Saturn pad I shall get this on PS3.

bear wrote:

suzzopher wrote:Phantasy Star II and IV are reason enough to buy this collection.

Now I am all about the Saturn pad I shall get this on PS3.

That game is terrible, why would try and trick people into playing it?

It's better than III and the original. I like the story so leave me be

Oh and Jazzem I liked you but now?!

suzzopher wrote:Oh and Jazzem I liked you but now?![/color]

Jazzem wrote:

suzzopher wrote:Oh and Jazzem I liked you but now?![/color]

Wait, what? What have I done wrong? I didn't insult the Saturn! I was implying that Rog's post was ironic as he did mention his...opinion of the Saturn through saying that he didn't.

Unless you're taking issue with how unfunny my post was, which is...understandable

Ah my mistake. I thought it was a dig at the Saturn

Mockmaster wrote:What would have made this an essential purchase would have been an HD makeover of each of the games, akin to SSF2THDR.

SEGA of America has released new screenshots of the upcoming game Sonic’s Ultimate Genesis Collection. This week’s screens feature Shinobi III and some of the unlockable games. The publisher has confirmed the following unlockable games:

* Golden Axe Warrior (SEGA Master System)
* Phantasy Star (SEGA Master System)
* Alien Syndrome (Arcade)
* Altered Beast (Arcade)
* Congo Bongo (Arcade)
* Fantasy Zone (Arcade)
* Shinobi (Arcade)
* Space Harrier (Arcade)
* Zaxxon (Arcade)