grandia digital museum?

[phaq]

just found out about this. guess it was a game released for the saturn, that had ya go through deungoens unlocking stuff(like concept art and enemy info) about the orignal. obviously released in japanese, since ther first wasn't released in english on the saturn.

[Xellos]

Yeah, and there's a sidequest type thing where some kids get transported ot the G1 universe for the Neo Geo I believe. called Parallel Trippers

[phaq]

parallel trippers was gbc, neo geo was all arcade(fighting, shooting, sports)

[melfice]

It would have been released in Europe (the first Grandia) if they hadn't released the Shining Force III game, the worst of all, is that they only released the first SFIII disc!!!!!!

I bet that the Grandia games would be much more known, if they had brought here the grandia game instead of the SF, Damm Sega, Damm Sega!

[mrwiseman]

WRT Grandia Digital Museum: Good stuff like that is always Japan-only.

IRT Melfice: The PSX of Grandia was released in Europe; the Saturn version of Grandia remained Japan-exclusive. We are also missing Panzer Dragoon Saga.

[melfice]

Nope! Panzer Dragoon Saga was released here! a friend of mine has it, and i've seen it and played it a little. AND It is NICE

[mrwiseman]

Oh, it was? Then I'm confusing it with some other cool RPG that didn't get released.

[melfice]

Well, i know the ones that were released here: Shining Force III disc 1 and PDS

[Xellos]

The reason Parallel Trippers and this werne't brought here is causet hey sold bad. You really gotta get off that Japan only sutff, as the olny games they don't realy bring are the games which won't sell well in US or Europe markets (like dating sims, honestly there are no casual gamers in US who'd want to buy a dating sim), and games that sell bad in Japan. I agree that you Europeans get the shit end of the stick whe it comes to games.

[melfice]

Off topic: The shit off the stick? curious expression! we have somthing similar! "A shit stabed in a stick"

On topic: Yeah, that is the bad luck of us europeans... for example, all PS2 games (or almost ) lack the 60 Hertz mode (a mode in which a game is same quick than a NTSC game, if not, is 15% slower) it is a flaw of PS2 pal conversions, because almost all games of Game cube are BY DEFAULT in 60 hertzs, at the begining, the game is shown at 60 hertzs, then at 50 hertzs, and you start playing the mode your tv supports.

At least, seems that Japan wanted to be good with us europeans, and they sold here Shenmue II only... i don't know why did they not sell it in the USA...