#Taito legends 2 rom driver
#Taito legends 2 rom ps2

The music is all done through the Saturn's sequenced music, and that's. Chase HQ on the Saturn (and SCI, of course) uses the CD audio track for the pre-mission briefings. another part of this game that is very, VERY lacking. Just make the credits and continues unlimited. It's like 5 lives, 3 continues in a game that was never in the arcades.

What I'm trying to say is limited credits sucks and they shouldn't have been in these games in the first place. Elevator Action Returns was the same, however, in that game you had to use cheats in order to get 7 credits. That really sucks, as is with any port with limited credits, but it's not like Darius II or Darius Gaiden, you can just set the games to easy and have enough credits, time and turbos to get you through the game. However, there is one part that really sticks out to me, and that is the limited credits. Same thing happens with OutRun, so it's probably just me.

#Taito legends 2 rom driver

I'm an awful driver in-game, so I can't really tell as I constantly go off-road and crash into everything. However, there is one other Z System port to the Saturn by the name of Night Striker S that looks wonderful as well, so it's not all that impressive, just good looking, especially with how no other port looked nearly this good.Īs far as the gameplay goes, I'll start with how the games control quite well. The two games included here look beautiful, and to the untrained eye especially, you can't tell. The Sharp X68000's port wishes it was this good. The games look quite good, especially in comparison to just about every other port of this game. Let's start with the parts that are good. Those compilations, however, are to be covered another day Memories games (Japanese compilations) were 25 arcade games per disc, with emulation ranging from good to bad ( cough F3 emulation cough) and bilinear interpolation, because of course everyone loves that.

#Taito legends 2 rom ps2

Why is Chase HQ mostly remembered by Japanese gamers instead of WW gamers? More of a hunch than an assumption, based on the fact that the main Taito Collections of the PS2 featured them in Japan (both Chase HQ and SCI, on different comps.) while neither the Empire Interactive or PS2 Taito Legends 2 featured either of them. There was also a third game in arcades that nobody remembers, and with all the space they had on this disc, they really could have and should have included it. Not to be confused with the 2007 arcade game that nobody remembers. That's not to include Chase HQ II, which was a Mega Drive only game, interestingly enough known as Super HQ in Japan, while being released overseas as Chase HQ II. Chase HQ, being more of a classic to Japanese gamers, and SCI, being remembered by not really anybody. Don't ask me why I've been away for so long after saying I'd come back, I couldn't give you a good enough reason.īack in the days that arcade games were still ported to new consoles because those said consoles couldn't handle that game being emulated, we have two games from the Taito Z System.