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Thats whyI said i had the series not have the game. OH well The cover looks familiar.
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 Rank: Lakitu Groups: Member
Joined: 12/24/2004 Posts: 976 Location: Linux on XBOX is totally ACE!
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"NES-Luke" wrote:Shenmue 2 was on the Dreamcast, but it was never released here. Unless you want to download it, you'll need an Xbox. I'm not sure about the language barrier either, so perhaps the xbox version is a better bet. From what I know, 'Shenmue 2' is playable because the original release has English subtitles. There's no laughable English dialog however (so no more jokes about looking for "sailors" or Chinese people). I want the Dreamcast version of 'Shenmue 2' because there is apparently some way to carry over your save data from the first game. I'm not sure how it works though. I think it's just a simple thing that allows you to keep all the "collectables" and stuff acquired from 'Shenmue 1', but it might have something to do with keeping Ryo's fighting moves as well (and that would be a great thing). http://www.playthenes.com
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 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
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Joined: 12/29/2004 Posts: 4,525 Location: not where I want to be now
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If you could use the data from part 1 in part 2, this would be great. I see I have to get both games in Japan. I hope they aren't too pricey.
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 Rank: Hammer Bros. Groups: Member
Joined: 1/7/2005 Posts: 1,251 Location: UK
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Shemnue II was released for the Dreamcast in the UK and I assumed it would have had English dialogue same as the first one but I don't really know as I haven't played it. There were a couple of used copies in a local games store recently but they were £30 (about $50) and I didn't want to pay that, especially considering I haven't gotten far through the first one yet. If I paid that and found it only had subtitles I'd be disappointed. I want to hear them tell me to "kiss off twit".
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Japanese dialogue isn't bad, either. :wink: Often the Japanese dub is much better than English ones, because the voice actors are better. I don't know of Shenmue 2, though. (I'll buy the Japanese version, anyway :) )
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 Rank: Goomba Groups: Member
Joined: 4/11/2005 Posts: 1
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:roll: dreamcast is cool. Alien Front Online is a cool tank game. Spiderman is also cool. Quake 3 arena is not that bad. I want to get me a keyboard so i can use it when i'm online. the controller is a little slow at times. i bought a used dc and it is outperformed by gamecube and xbox but i think that besides the DVD player part it can match PS2 muscle with muscle.
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 Rank: Koopa Troopa Groups: Member
Joined: 4/11/2005 Posts: 43
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I am a dreamcast owner, & I enjoy it all the time. :o I also collect any thing dreamcast, so if you need any info, let me know. "manuel" wrote:What are your opinions on the Dreamcast? Do you own one or plan to buy one?
I plan to buy one in the next... years... months perhaps. :wink:
What good games can you recommend, which bad games do you not recommend?
(I'm especially interested in good RPGs, so I hope for your recommendations :) ) Phantasy star online is a brilliant RPG. sure, you can't go online with it anymore since sega shutdown the server, but it's fun offline as much as it is online. "uglyjack" wrote:Typing of the Dead is reason enough to get Dreamcast. Absolutely love it. Tony Hawk 2 (the best THPS) is great on it. You gotta get the fishing reel, too. I heard there is a maracas game that sounds fun... It's called Samba de Amigo, One of the best music games I've played. You have to play it.[/quote]
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I always hear good things about Samba de Amigo. It seems I have to get that. :D
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Joined: 12/29/2004 Posts: 4,525 Location: not where I want to be now
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Yeah, I finally got my Dreamcast! :D :o :D And it has revision number 1. That means I can use NesterDC on it, right?
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 Rank: Lakitu Groups: Member
Joined: 12/24/2004 Posts: 976 Location: Linux on XBOX is totally ACE!
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"manuel" wrote:Yeah, I finally got my Dreamcast! :D :o :D And it has revision number 1. That means I can use NesterDC on it, right? Ja. You'll never go back to playing PC emulators again. I'm working on a tutorial for making emulators for the DreamCast. It includes NesterDC (versions 6.0 & 7.1). http://www.playthenes.com
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 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
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Joined: 12/29/2004 Posts: 4,525 Location: not where I want to be now
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Please also make a tutorial for SNES emulation on Dreamcast. I'd be very interested. :)
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 Rank: Lakitu Groups: Member
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"manuel" wrote:Please also make a tutorial for SNES emulation on Dreamcast. I'd be very interested. :) Actually I ended up finishing the SNES one first. http://forums.nesfiles.com/viewtopic.php?t=695The NesterDC project is a bit more complicated. I'll try to get it posted within the next few days. http://www.playthenes.com
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 Rank: Goomba Groups: Member
Joined: 5/11/2005 Posts: 5 Location: amsterdam
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i have a dreamcast with 24 original games and 3 controllers :) and visual memory is it possible to play a saturn game on ryo's saturn in his house if yes tell me how plz btw i live in holland and own shenmue2 it was released here but it has japanese speech and english subtitles
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Joined: 12/13/2004 Posts: 3,577 Location: Ontario, Canada
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"killerdiablo" wrote: is it possible to play a saturn game on ryo's saturn in his house if yes tell me how plz
in Shenmue 1 you have to win the games from the store by drawing tickets after a purchase, but they aren't Saturn games. You can get Space Harrier, and Hang-On

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 Rank: Goomba Groups: Member
Joined: 5/11/2005 Posts: 5 Location: amsterdam
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oh 2 bad wouldnt mind some top saturn games to be playable :) cause i already played those at arcade in shenmue :)
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 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups: Member
Joined: 1/23/2005 Posts: 326 Location: Escanaba
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Quote:Phantasy star online is a brilliant RPG. sure, you can't go online with it anymore since sega shutdown the server, but it's fun offline as much as it is online. Not quite so, the official servers are down yes, but there is at least one private server for both PSOs. http://schtserv.funurl.com/You do need a codebreaker disc for it, however i do have a working ISO of it, its just a matter of hosting. It's not too too big, if you want it or want to host it please gimme a e-mail. It burns with Nero 5 and back, as 6 and forward has protections, however a simple run over to http://www.oldversion.com should let you use the trial to burn. As for trying it out, as yet I haven't, my brother lent his DC to someone and is getting it back soon, which has a Broadband adapter (would be very nice for ver. 2 online play), but the general opinion is it's quite decent. My List. Remember, everything can be bought, for a price.
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 Rank: Lakitu Groups: Member
Joined: 12/24/2004 Posts: 976 Location: Linux on XBOX is totally ACE!
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"killerdiablo" wrote:oh 2 bad wouldnt mind some top saturn games to be playable :) cause i already played those at arcade in shenmue :) The only reward is that you can play them without spending any money. It's extremely rare to win anything higher than 4th place in the drawing, and I think you can only win the big prizes if you use a "winning can". I've never gotten anything better than 3rd place in the drawing, and the Saturn games (shouldn't they be SG-1000) are the prize for 2nd place, I believe. (Wow, this is kind of turning into the "Shenmue Thread".) http://www.playthenes.com
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"rabidshark" wrote:You do need a codebreaker disc for it, however i do have a working ISO of it, its just a matter of hosting. It's not too too big, if you want it or want to host it please gimme a e-mail. If the iso is under 30MB you can host it at http://rapidshare.de.
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 Rank: Bowser Groups: Member
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I have PSO, but only the DC modem, I wish I had the BBA, I'd love to play some PSO actually online.

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 Rank: Koopa Paratroopa Groups: Member
Joined: 1/23/2005 Posts: 326 Location: Escanaba
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Consider it done (Kudos to manuel) http://rapidshare.de/files/1787475/Codebreaker.zip.html(Zipped size is about 600kB) Again, it burns with Nero 5 and back, as 6 and forward has protections, however a simple run over to http://www.oldversion.com should let you use the trial to burn it. http://schtserv.funurl.com/ Place with the codes for going on their private server. http://www.codebreaker.com/In case you wanna use your disc for more than just the aforementioned. My List. Remember, everything can be bought, for a price.
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