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@SuperSisi @ZackFai06873724 It was a joke? Oh my, you completely fooled me. Now I regret launching a nuke on Sony hq. Sorry guys!

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@RinoTheBouncer Shenmue 3 enhanced

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@KidKool4U Yes, it was horrible. Kept going forever so I'd always get fined for not fully rewinding.

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@RinoTheBouncer No, but it was already unlikely I would.

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@Retroldies Probably. We had a Philips NMS 1515 which seemed quite reliable at the time. We did have an MSX2 with disk drive but tape games were a lot cheaper.

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@Shenmue_Dojo @NickHug04235030 That depends on when he is going to try again, how much he has improved, and his mindset.

[Gamer_lafan @gamer_lafan]

I never got to see Virtua Racing in an arcade back then. From what I heard, it was installed in some amusement parks, but it was the kind of massive arcade cabinet you’d never find at your local arcade. I can’t help but think I would have been completely blown away if I’d seen it in person. It’s a little disappointing that I never had that experience.

That said, I still vividly remember the excitement of playing Daytona USA for the first time.

If you try Virtua Racing on the Super 32X, it’s actually a very solid version. Compared to the Mega Drive release, it runs at a noticeably smoother frame rate, with better colors and improved graphics overall.

The Super Famicom also had a fully 3D racing game called Wild Trax, but compared to Virtua Racing, it wasn’t even close in terms of technology or overall quality.

By today’s standards it may feel pretty simple, but if you play it while imagining it’s still 1994, it’s surprisingly fun. 😄

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@autosport Clarification: his main issue seems to be how dangerous it is to drive a car that suddenly snaps. I find that very understandable. You don't want to drive a car that can suddenly kill you.

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@n_i15 @TheMSXChannel You are on a roll ❤️

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@DigitalAlucard You shouldn't make it personal. Take it out on a company, fine. But not individuals.

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@eurogamer Evil taking pot shots against evil.

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@frontier_05 @HCGSHOW @PorcoRadio The one advantage such physical keys have is that they are not tied to an account and you can share and resell them.

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@AmigamagazineGA @OverJumpRally It's a Dream Machine ;)

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@InsaneMegaCD I do think though that US/EU missed out on many great Saturn games.

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@leandro_correia The paper might be poisoned

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@gamer_lafan So I hope Sony will still (re)consider something like that. If not discs, make them some sort of cards or something.

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@gamer_lafan That said, transferable licenses ARE important. To me these being physical seems like a good thing.

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@gematsu I think it's time though that we should have better regulations on licenses. E.g. make them transferable, not tied to an account.