When we first announced that
Sega Genesis Collection was heading to the PSP with nearly 30 games to play on,
many of you nearly pissed in your pants. At
only $30, the collection is quite a steal, especially compared to Virtual Console prices ($8 for
one Genesis game). What did the critics think of this
orgy of games?
- Gamespot (81/100) calls it a winner - "The Sega Genesis Collection is one of the most satisfying, well-put-together classic game compilations to date... Even if you were an avid fan of the Genesis back in its heyday, chances are you never got around to playing a number of these games, many of which are still quite fun and remarkably challenging even by today's standards."
- Modojo (80/100) also thinks it's great - "This is still a wondrous trip down memory lane, with loads of 16-bit titles to invest hours in all over again. It's almost enough to make you want to go to the flea market and hunt down a lumbering old Sega CD unit. Almost."
- Deeko (75/100) thinks there's great stuff in a sea of crap - "I'll freely admit that many of the games in the collection are pure garbage, but for the most part, you're getting a wide assortment of games that literally covers the entire Sega Genesis spectrum - with four full length role-playing games to really keep you busy being the creme de la creme!"
There's a ton of compilations coming out, but to be honest, it seems like this one is the best of the bunch. Too bad it's missing
Streets of Rage.
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11-23-2006 @ 3:52PM
Bryan said...
Phantasy Star IV alone makes this gompilation worth it.
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11-24-2006 @ 12:49PM
Ladsaber said...
Yeah its bad they missed streets of rage,that game rule but its worst they forgot Michael Jackson:Moonwalker.
Maybe they couldnt handle all that "Blast Processing".
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