[PSP] Sega Genesis Collection

[神祕人1號]

Relive your Genesis days this November
Posted Jun 25th 2006 6:10PM by Robert Summa
Filed under: Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PSP, Retro
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/06/25/re...this-november/


While at the Sega holiday event last week, one of the more promising titles I came across was the upcoming Genesis Collection for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable -- due sometime in November. Normally, I shy away from these collection-type games, but Sega has a special place in my heart. Growing up with just about every console, my fondest memories are the ones with the good ol' Genesis.

As for this collection, it pretty much will have the essentials. Not all of the 28 games included -- there will also be an additional three to unlock -- have been officially announced, but here are a few that were on the version I saw:

Shinobi II
Sonic the Hedgehog
Golden Axe I, II, and III
Virtua Fighter 2
Altered Beast
Ecco the Dolphin
Phantasy Star
I've always wondered why Sega never released this kind of collection before, but it's about time they did. A Sega rep assured me that all the titles would be direct representations of the originals. So, no George Lucas-like revamps here. Are there any games missing from that initial list that you'd like to see included? ToeJam & Earl anyone?

[alexc]

有Virtua Fighter 2喎

[失業中年漢]

Phantasy star.. 出PSU好過啦

[健冶]

作者: alexc

有Virtua Fighter 2喎

E隻係唔係sega五代o既2D版?

[MR WONG]

Golden Axe I, II, and III ,Shinobi II,Virtua Fighter 2,
嘩掂呀......Shinobi 點會無1呢? Golden Axe I.吾知係街機定md版呢?又有冇强化到呢?
旦點到要貫買.^^

[吉村小音郎]

作者: 健冶

E隻係唔係sega五代o既2D版?

我也相信係
Genesis collection.................

不過計其他game也不錯的
但是如像capcom collection一樣係出d 街機game會更好吧
mega drive 好多game 都玩過好多次了,反之ac o既game卻不是唷...

[機神GBA]

希望有埋格鬥三人組la.

[劉公子]

作者: 健冶

E隻係唔係sega五代o既2D版?

對, 這正是平面版本的 virtua fighter 2 (汗)........
這遊戲只發售美版同歐版的 MD 卡帶, 以下是美版的包裝, 想睇歐版嘛!? 那要問八爺了(笑)~~~



不過看過那個遊戲名表.........如果一百鬆o的都可以入手的.......貴的話還是玩回 MD 卡帶好過(逃)~~~

[neo2046]

Sega Genesis Collection for PS2 and PSP
Exclusive details on the 30-game pack for PS2 and PSP!
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3152778

[八仙果]

有戰斧、又有獸王記，
雖然出過無數次，但都會買。(笑)

[八仙果]

作者: 劉公子

對, 這正是平面版本的 virtua fighter 2 (汗)........
這遊戲只發售美版同歐版的 MD 卡帶, 以下是美版的包裝, 想睇歐版嘛!? 那要問八爺了(笑)~~~
不過看過那個遊戲名表.........如果一百鬆o的都可以入手的.......貴的話還是玩回 MD 卡帶好過(逃)~~~

劉兄，你又知我真係有隻歐版。
咁好記性 ...

[神祕人1號]

世嘉為PSP、PS2打造Genesis精選集
http://www.levelup.cn/article/html/n...08/1194956.htm


今年5月的遊戲開發者會議上任天堂公佈的一個重要決定之一，就是世嘉公司將為任天堂的Wii虛擬主機提供世嘉Genesis經典遊戲下載。今天，世嘉公司又公佈了一個新消息，將為索尼的PSP和PS2主機同樣提供Genesis經典遊戲。如此一來，玩家們在索尼的PlayStation系列主機上也能夠同樣享受到世嘉提供的經典遊戲了。

據悉，世嘉此次推出的Genesis經典遊戲合集名為《世嘉Genesis精選集（Sega Genesis Collection）》，其中共包含30款經典Genesis遊戲。目前預定在今年秋天發售，對應索尼的PSP和PS2平台。世嘉沒有透露這兩個機種的作品是否有不同之處，但確認該合集的PSP版將會充分運用到掌機的各種特殊功能。

有關《世嘉Genesis精選集》所包含的遊戲作品名單，世嘉目前還沒有公開，但公司確認將會包含《戰斧》、《刺蝟索尼克》、《忍Ⅲ》和《夢幻之星》等經典遊戲作品。此外，還將附送一些世嘉公司80年代末到90年代初的經典街機遊戲作品以及一部分遊戲製作人訪談和開發密聞等珍貴資料，絕對是FANS們不可錯過的作品

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3152778

SEGA GENESIS COLLECTION 
Alex Kidd — The Enchanted Castle Originally Released: 1989 
 So what's the deal?
While the graphics were totally on the kiddie side, Alex Kidd offered some terrific platforming gameplay. It was essentially Sega's answer to Mario before the far cooler Sonic was conjured up. The best part? The Rock/Paper/Scissors mini games found throughout.  

Altered Beast Originally Released: 1989 
 So what's the deal?
A near perfect port of the arcade game, Altered Beast has you transforming into various animal forms -- from a wolf to a bear -- in order to fight enemies in strange worlds. It's super short, but great while it lasts. Plus, anyone who's played it will never forget this line: "Rise from your grave!"  

Bonanza Bros Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
This game, based around the concept of looting from corrupt businesses, is one of Sega's lesser known classics. The objective is to collect all of the items of value on your radar and to to get out before you get caught by the police, SWAT, or guard dogs. It's rather simple in terms of visuals and gameplay but still highly addictive.  

Columns Originally Released: 1990 
 So what's the deal?
At one point, this was somehow considered Sega's answer to Tetris, though it's pretty evident now that it's not. The basic idea is to match same colored gems to clear your screen against a backdrop of ancient Greece. It's a rather simplistic puzzler in every sense, though I suppose it's still good for an occasional play.  

Comix Zone Originally Released: 1995 
 So what's the deal?
This one was quite inventive. The concept is that you, as Sketch Turner, the creator of the hit comic book Comix Zone, are magically transported into the pages of your comic book by the supervillian Mortus. Featuring great visuals with large comic book sprites and solid beat-em-up gameplay, this is a game that's actually still begging for a sequel.  

Decap Attack Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
A pretty unique platformer, Decap Attack placed you in the role of Chuck D. Head (ha ha), a Frankenstein of sorts with the ability to chuck his head at enemies. Featuring a unique Halloween visual style, fun gameplay, catchy tunes, and an overall humorous vibe, this is one of the more original games in the package.  

Ecco the Dolphin Originally Released: 1992 
 So what's the deal?
At the time, Ecco was a pretty bold move of Sega. As platformers with furry mascots and fighting games were all the rage, Sega came out with this game in which you guided a dolphin through the ocean, completing tasks and navigating unsafe waters. It looked stunning at the time, and the underwater adventure gameplay was (and still is) pretty unique.  

Ecco: The Tides of Time Originally Released: 1994 
 So what's the deal?
A perfectly solid sequel, Ecco: The Tides of Time did little to actually improve on the original (Sega threw in some 3D scrolling levels, but that's about it) but it did offer fans more of what they wanted. Instead of explaining history, as the original game did, Tides of Time took a look toward the future.  

Ecco Jr. Originally Released: 1995 
 So what's the deal?
From what I gather, this is Ecco the Dolphin for kids. Never played it.  

Eternal Champions Originally Released: 1993 
 So what's the deal?
A 2D fighting game from back before everyone came to their senses and realized the importance of things like "balance" or "characters that don't suck," Eternal Champions was Sega's answer to Street Fighter II. It's competent -- there's a good deal of techniques to learn -- but I can't imagine spending all that much time on it.  
Flicky Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
A simple arcadey style game, Flicky has you taking control of a blue bird named Flicky who has to save baby chicks who've been kidnapped. Basically, you rescue them by walking to them and then guiding them to an elevator to escape. It's all pretty silly stuff, and the difficulty is damn tough, but for a short diversion it hits the spot.  

Gain Ground Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
A title that never really got the attention it deserved, Gain Ground doesn't quite impress in the visuals department but features some terrific action/strategy gameplay (especially with two players). You start with three characters with crossbows and eventually gain weapons like lasers and bazookas.  

Golden Axe Originally Released: 1989 
 So what's the deal?
One of the original near-perfect arcade ports for the Genesis, Golden Axe had you taking control of an axe wielding dwarf, Gilius Thunderhead, a broadsword wielding barbarian, Ax Battler, or a sword wielding female amazon, Tyris Flare, as you fought your way through levels to defeat the evil Death Adder.  

Golden Axe II Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
Our heroes returned for a new battle, this time against the forces of the evil villain Dark Guld. The game featured a slightly improved graphics engine, far better magic effects, and was far longer (it wasn't an arcade port, which is why), though it lacked some of the polish of the original.  
Golden Axe III Originally Released: 1993 (Japan) 
 So what's the deal?
This third Golden Axe installment was never released in the U.S., and for good reason: it really wasn't up to par with the prior two. Still, for Golden Axe fans that never got to play it, it's definitely worth a try. While the graphics took a small step back, the addition of two new characters and branching paths were pretty welcome.  

Phantasy Star II Originally Released: 1989 
 So what's the deal?
The Phantasy Star series was Sega's answer to Final Fantasy -- and was regarded by many as the superior franchise. Phantasy Star II was a true sequel to the original game and expanded upon many of the elements that made it so popular, including turn-based battles and character jobs. Plus, it featured a bleak storyline (uncommon at the time).  

Phantasy Star III Originally Released: 1992 
 So what's the deal?
Phantasy Star's third installment was somewhat of a departure for the series, with more realistic art (as opposed to the anime-inspired style of the others), less character development, and a weak battle system, but some found it rather unique. The world's medieval setting at onset is soon found to be not what it seems.  

Phantasy Star IV Originally Released: 1994 
 So what's the deal?
Arguably the best in the series, Phantasy Star IV was massive in scope, including a lengthy story of interplanetary travel and incredibly detailed graphics. When it originally released, the game cost $95 -- so as part of this package is quite a deal! This was a true fitting end to the Phantasy Star series (at least, in terms of the original canon).  

Ristar Originally Released: 1995 
 So what's the deal?
Previously released as an unlockable in Sonic Mega Collection, Ristar was similar to Sonic the Hedgehog (it was released from Sonic Team), but featured the unique gameplay of being able to use your hands and stretchy arms to grab onto objects to manipulate either you or them. It's a great little gem of a platformer.  

Shadow Dancer: Secret of Shinobi Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
Originally released in arcades, Shadow Dancer was a slight departure for the Shinobi series. Starring Joe Musashi's son and featuring a sidekick dog named Yamato, the game had you fighting the terrorist group Asian Dawn who had placed bombs all over the city. It's the worst of the Genesis Shinobi games, but it's still a solid action title.  

Shinobi III Originally Released: 1993 
 So what's the deal?
The true sequel to Revenge of Shinobi, Shinobi III is regarded by some as the best in the series. With faster action, varied gameplay, and some of the best graphics on the Genesis, Shinobi III basically took everything people loved about Revenge to the next level. New techniques, such as a running slash and the ability to scale walls, added depth.  

Sonic The Hedgehog Originally Released: 1991 
 So what's the deal?
Likely one of the most influential games of all time, Sonic added the element of speed to the platform game. You'd race to prevent Dr. Robotnik from collecting all of the Chaos Emeralds and enslaving your animal friends. The original still holds up nicely today, with some great level design, vibrant graphics, and catchy tunes.  

Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Originally Released: 1992 
 So what's the deal?
Still the favorite of many hardcore Sonic fans, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 introduced the spin dash and Sonic's buddy Tails as a playable character. This time Dr. Robotnik captured all of the animals (once again) to fuel his Death Egg. There was also a split screen versus mode where two players could race through stages against each other.  

Super Thunderblade Originally Released: 1989 
 So what's the deal?
A terrific arcade translation, Super Thunderblade showed off what the Genesis could do at the time. Featuring impressive scaling effects (all accomplished through software), the game had you flying through different settings (city, naval base, power plant, etc.) as you avoided scenery and blasted enemies with guns and missiles.  

Sword of Vermillion Originally Released: 1990 
 So what's the deal?
Featuring first person world exploration and real time battles, Sword of Vermillion likely sounds better than it really is -- it's a tad clunky all around. But what it lacks in gameplay it makes up for in music, and it's worth playing the game for the soundtrack alone. While it may not be the best RPG of the time, Vermillion has its own unique charm.  

Vectorman Originally Released: 1995 
 So what's the deal?
Released near the end of the Genesis' lifecycle, Vectorman was a shining example of what could still be done on the Genesis hardware at the time. Featuring rendered visuals (this was right after Donkey Kong Country came out), Vectorman was set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by evil where you had to blast all enemies in sight.  

Vectorman 2 Originally Released: 1996 
 So what's the deal?
A terrific follow-up to the original that many gamers missed (thanks to the next generation of consoles already being on the scene), Vectorman 2 featured even more polished graphics, a harder difficulty, and better sound and music. It's basically just a lot more of what made the original so good.  

Virtua Fighter 2 Originally Released: 1996 
 So what's the deal?
This is an interesting inclusion in the collection, as it's not really one of the Genesis' finest moments. It's a competent port of the arcade/Saturn game, sure, but it's a game that was never designed to be on a 16-bit console. Consider it mainly here for novelty's sake -- there's really no reason to seriously play this fighter with everything else available.  
 
Three unlockable games will also be available in the PS2 version only: Zaxxon, Tac/Scan, and Zektor. Look for Sega Genesis Collection to hit stores this fall.

[ELT]

冇格鬥3人組比較可惜....

[八仙果]

作者: ELT

冇格鬥3人組比較可惜....

可能有 Vol.2

[★星人44★]

唔要Genesis Collection

SEGA AC　Collection就差唔多

[八仙果]

作者: ★星人DX★

唔要Genesis Collection

SEGA AC　Collection就差唔多

出過，System 16 的 ...

http://ages.sega.jp/vol21/home.html

[玄武]

我比較想佢出 sonic + bare knuckles collections～

[神祕人1號]

Sega Genesis Collection
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Sega
Genre: Compilation
Platform: PS2
Release Date: Nov 7, 2006

Genesis Collection detailed
Sega reveals full list of games from 16-bit system to be included in upcoming retro compilation for PS2, PSP.
By Brendan Sinclair, GameSpot
Posted Aug 17, 2006 2:39 pm PT
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6155981.html

Last week, Sega announced that it was bringing a retro compilation of Genesis games to the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable later this year. The publisher confirmed that Golden Axe, Sonic the Hedgehog, Shinobi III, Altered Beast, and a Phantasy Star game would be among the included titles.

After a week of speculation, Sega has provided gamers with a full list of 28 Genesis titles that will be included in the collection. The rest of the originally promised "more than 30" games should be accounted for by unlockable arcade games.

It turns out each of the previously confirmed franchises (except Altered Beast) will be represented by multiple games, with Phantasy Star and Golden Axe each seeing installments included in the compilation. Joining that list of Sega luminaries will be a number of lesser-known (but still fondly remembered) games like Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle, Ecco the Dolphin, Kid Chamelon, and Vectorman.

The full list of Genesis titles included in the collection follows:

Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
Altered Beast
Bonanza Bros.
Columns
Comix Zone
Decap Attack starring Chuck D. Head
Ecco the Dolphin
Ecco II: The Tides of Time
Ecco Jr.
Kid Chameleon
Flicky
Gain Ground
Golden Axe
Golden Axe II
Golden Axe III
Phantasy Star II
Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom
Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millenium
Ristar
Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi
Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master
Sonic the Hedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Super Thunder Blade
Sword of Vermilion
Vectorman
Vectorman 2
Virtua Fighter 2

[八仙果]

已發售，但請問有沒有見過香港有售？
謝謝。

[大情大性武大帝]

世嘉真係，look卡look到盡！！！

[張五飛]

8~~周街都有220~左右~快d買la~

[八仙果]

作者: 張五飛

8~~周街都有220~左右~快d買la~

好的，謝謝。
早幾日去都沒留意，
只看 Wii 及 PS3 的東西。

現在飛身去買。

[張五飛]

買左OK 話我知~我都想買

[八仙果]

作者: 張五飛

買左OK 話我知~我都想買

已入手了，$228。
買左都係玩幾玩罷了，
因為有興趣的遊戲，已在當年購入，
玩都玩左 N 咁多次，
收藏都 OK 既 ......

[ELT]

作者: 八仙果

已入手了，$228。
買左都係玩幾玩罷了，
因為有興趣的遊戲，已在當年購入，
玩都玩左 N 咁多次，
收藏都 OK 既 ......

有冇對應返闊畫面?