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So i just got a 32X off the market...
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And i got DOOM, Virtua Racing Deluxe, and Virtua Fighter with it.
Anything else that is worth getting for the 32X?
Also how the FUCK do you win on Virtua Racing Deluxe, the cars all scream off into the distance leaving me 9th every time and the slightest bend causes my car to violently spin in circles off the track, argh...
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I like that the 32X version has stock cars, it's awesome.
I remember being the dogs nuts at Virtua Racing on the Sega Megadrive/Genesis (I still have the cart somewhere) so why do i suck so much on this version?
Anything else that is worth getting for the 32X?
Also how the FUCK do you win on Virtua Racing Deluxe, the cars all scream off into the distance leaving me 9th every time and the slightest bend causes my car to violently spin in circles off the track, argh...
Some pics:
I like that the 32X version has stock cars, it's awesome.
I remember being the dogs nuts at Virtua Racing on the Sega Megadrive/Genesis (I still have the cart somewhere) so why do i suck so much on this version?
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Definately get Knuckles Chaotix, just cos it have Espio, and he's a badass.
Most of the other stuff that comes to mind is just better versions of MegaDrive stuff.
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Man, I had that game with my 32X. It was brutal, but alot of fun. Definately recommend, if not just for playing a Hummingbird shooter game.
EDIT: Damn, the only one on eBay that you can buy is like $54. Shouldn't have sold the game.
Metal Head was annoying as shit and really ugly, but for some reason I felt it held some charm.
And as far as Virtua Racing Deluxe goes, use the stock car, start your turns from the outside and early, and make sure you pulse the d-pad (push, release, push, release, ... repeat). It'll take you a while to get the timing down, but it's so worth it to kick ass on the 32X exclusive tracks.
I seem to remember VR being about taps on the D-Pad moreso than most racing games of that time... constantly tapping.... I did master it though but I can't remember how.
What was funny was the trade-in value back then when I got wise and got rid of it was $70 on VR alone. LOL
Ended up getting Herzog Zwei and a whole bunch of other stuff for it.
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T-Mek and Space Harrier were tough, but also fun. There was a decent dirtbike game as well, but the name escapes me at the moment. It probably wouldn't hold up as well as the others, though.
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Lies.
Wow, makes me glad i found it at a hobby shop for $3.
"Hey Mega Man, join my side. You'll be mine, FOREVER!"
First of all, Shadow Squadron. Co-op? Yes, please. Same for Star Wars, which has been mentioned. Knuckles Chaotix was different and fun - what was that bee's name? I remember the music kicking some sort of ass.
I had some 3/4 top-down scrolling shooter... Mothership 2000, I think? That game was fun, but I remember it being hard (I was young).
Now that I think about it, the 32X was fantastic for co-op.
Charmey?
Zaxxon, perhaps?
Reading over this post makes me start to realize how misconceived the 32x was. The poor thing only had, like, 30 games it, and looking back on it there really weren't too many that were flat out bad. Lots of hidden gems on the 32x.
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This is exactly what I was going to mention. 2 player Star Wars runs on the Death Star was a blast.
I think if the man has bought a 32X, quality is not necessarily his thing.
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Next up: Mega CD and Nighttrap! And that lightgun it had with the Toejam and Earl tomato firing game!