DavidDayton said:Were the Sega Ages the straight ports/emulations, or the "revamped" games (akin to the Hudson Adventure Island and Bonk games)?
A compilation of remakes from the SEGA Ages series of games in Japan, SEGA Ages: Classics Collection features enhanced versions of Fantasy Zone, Golden Axe, Monaco GP, and Space Harrier.
SEGA Ages: Phantasy Star Trilogy
Kind of bizarre because its missing Generations of Doom, Phantasy Star Trilogy will boast the remade iterations of Phantasy Star: Generation 1, Phantasy Star II, and Phantasy Star IV: End of the Millennium. Just like the Classics Collection, Phantasy Star Trilogy will boast improved graphics, enhanced soundtracks, and additional features not present in the original versions of the games. RPG fans should mark their calendars now; PST is due to hit retailers in Q1 2005.
Please, for your sake, don't do that.AniHawk said:Might pick up Classics Collection just for Golden Axe.
aku:jiki said:Please, for your sake, don't do that.
After all the Ages threads, you'd think people would've gotten the message that they suck.
For Golden Axe, definitely stick with the classic versions.AniHawk said:Never heard of that little tidbit. Guess I'll stick to the good ol' Genny then. PST still worth it though? Would think if they just upgraded everything they wouldn't suck.
zmet said:I though Out Run, After Burner 2, Space Harrier, Alien Syndrome, and Fantasy Zone turned out pretty good for budget titles.
T-1000_Model3 said:Why isn't Virtua Racing in that list. C'mon Sega,do the proper thing here,release that baby here in the states already.
Sega bringing classics to PS2
Sega Classics Collection, containing 10 remakes of classic arcade and console titles, will hit in January.
At an otherwise uneventful press event held yesterday in San Francisco, Sega announced that it will publish Sega Classics Collection in the US. Due in January 2005 for the PlayStation 2, the title will contain remade versions of 10 of Sega's classic arcade and console games: Outrun, Golden Axe, Space Harrier, Columns, Fantasy Zone, Virtua Racer, Decathlete, Alien Syndrome, Monaco GP, and Bonanza Bros. & Tant R.
The collection was originally under the auspices of publisher Conspiracy Entertainment. In February 2005, Conspiracy is scheduled to release Sega Ages: Phantasy Star Trilogy, with remade versions of the Phantasy Star I, II, and IV role-playing games that were originally released on Sega's Master System and Genesis consoles.
In Japan, the games were released individually as part of the Sega Ages collection at 2,500 yen ($23) each. While a price point for Sega Classics Collection has not yet been determined, Phantasy Star Trilogy will retail for $19.99.
By Chris Kohler -- GameSpot
POSTED: 10/12/04 02:36 PM PST
Wait for Sega Classics Collection IIjarrod said:Too bad VF2 didn't make the cut though.