hazys
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My favorite games are either gloomy atmospheric Symbolist shadow-dungeons or toyetic cel-shaded Japanese child-adventures.
My favorite games are either gloomy atmospheric Symbolist shadow-dungeons or toyetic cel-shaded Japanese child-adventures.
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Had game consumers (and devs) not fallen for the "length = value" lie or the dopamine drip-feed of immanent RPG mechanics, these are the levels of quality we'd be rolling in at all times. We didn't deserve SEGA, the industry's dumbest most beautiful child.
Basically a companion piece to OutRun 2 in its blistering speed, spectacular stages/graphics, depth of handling intricacies, and expectation of mastery from the player. I'm sure there are further subtleties but to me they are both perfect arcade racers.
You really need the arcade version. This game was built around a twin-stick setup and when it's there it becomes the mech combat game: so simple but rewarding, blessed with that SEGA turn-of-century 3D and art direction, and a legendary cab to boot.