Trojan X wrote:I want to play a perfect arcade version of Hydro Thunder and the Battle Gear series.
i3corejonny wrote:Trojan X wrote:I want to play a perfect arcade version of Hydro Thunder and the Battle Gear series.
i thought hydro thunder was already ported to pc????
Trojan X wrote:i3corejonny wrote:Trojan X wrote:I want to play a perfect arcade version of Hydro Thunder and the Battle Gear series.
i thought hydro thunder was already ported to pc????
Afraid not. It's basically a res'd up Dreamcast version.
dustyjo wrote:It's not Sega, but I'd love to see proper emulation of Atari's Flagstaff and Denver hardware, so I could play some San Francisco Rush. Love that game, man.
i3corejonny wrote:dustyjo wrote:It's not Sega, but I'd love to see proper emulation of Atari's Flagstaff and Denver hardware, so I could play some San Francisco Rush. Love that game, man.
whats wrong with the n64 version?, its close enough to the real thing inst it ????
i3corejonny wrote:dustyjo wrote:It's not Sega, but I'd love to see proper emulation of Atari's Flagstaff and Denver hardware, so I could play some San Francisco Rush. Love that game, man.
whats wrong with the n64 version?, its close enough to the real thing inst it ????
MrThunderwing wrote:i3corejonny wrote:dustyjo wrote:It's not Sega, but I'd love to see proper emulation of Atari's Flagstaff and Denver hardware, so I could play some San Francisco Rush. Love that game, man.
whats wrong with the n64 version?, its close enough to the real thing inst it ????
I think the Dreamcast version is the king of the home Hydro Thunder ports though, nice as the N64 version may have been (although I think the N64 version had a 4 player mode that the DC didn't)?
Totally off topic, but just noticed you live in Henbury jonny - I'm a north Bristol boy as well. Considering what a wide-range of different nationalities make up the main bulk of the membership of the forum, and the slightly niche appeal of Model 3 gaming, it's weird to encounter someone on the forum here who probably only lives about 2-3 miles away from my house. Weird in a cool way
MrThunderwing wrote:i3corejonny wrote:dustyjo wrote:It's not Sega, but I'd love to see proper emulation of Atari's Flagstaff and Denver hardware, so I could play some San Francisco Rush. Love that game, man.
whats wrong with the n64 version?, its close enough to the real thing inst it ????
I think the Dreamcast version is the king of the home Hydro Thunder ports though, nice as the N64 version may have been (although I think the N64 version had a 4 player mode that the DC didn't)?
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