The basic idea behind it was, among the concepts I thought of before getting into hacking this game, to exploit differently the EXACT same geometry as the official version of the game in order to build.

It is a crime that it was ignored by ever developer, including SEGA Japan! I think the only games that used it from my memory was Switch! Heavenly Symphony did as well but it was terrible. Length: 16 star (s) Description: UBER MARIO 64 is my very first hack and the ROM this file is associated with is a 16 stars demo. If the system was hyped up around the liked of CORE's games, maybe more developers would have tried to use it. It's a shame those fucktards at SoA did nothing but promote those pathetic FMV games. The PS360 version is what the MCD version should have been. That part was rushed and they did not learn the hardware properly. Sonic CD's bonus stages are not in any way an indication of what the MCD could do. I'd love to see the almighty SFC do something anywhere near Batman Returns or any of CORE's games. Not a single over hyped review that I ever read back then mentioned that. Majesco re-release - Assembled in Mexico.

I remember playing F-ZERO for the first time in '92 and being shocked by the shitty scaling of the cars after the reviews of the game praising how amazing the mode 7 shit was. Regular release - the lack of 'Made in Japan' on the label is a misprint that is present on all copies of the game. (19) 19 product ratings - Stunt Race FX (SNES) Super Nintendo NFR Not For Resale Kiosk Demo Cartridge RARE. They were sometimes worse than MD games in that respect. Stunt Race FX (SNES) Super Nintendo NFR Not For Resale Kiosk Demo Cartridge RARE. I don't understand why people always think it was 'so amazing' when it did not even scale the cars. Mode 7 was useless in race games other than having a rotating track. I remember at 14 being stood outside Dixons watching the Sonic demo over and. I am sure the Mega -CD could do that effect just as well as the SFC. The Genesis/Mega Drive was the more powerful system compared to the SNES.

Mode 7 is NOWHERE near as powerful as the ASIC chip in the Mega-CD! Mode 7 is a simple manipulation of one single background or sprite only. It set the standard for vehicular combat games for years to come and developed a cult following of devoted fans. Let's not speak of transparency effects because then not even the Neo Geo can compete. Twisted Metal was one of the earliest games on the first Playstation and at the time really showed what the fledgling system could do. The genesis CPU is powerful enough to replicate SNES scaling effects in software, but it can't do them at 60fps, not even the Sega CD can do them at 60fps and that has a hardware blitter with scaling/rotation capabilities. Most effects on Titan are out of the question for games, and the SNES could do them too, heck, the C64 does effects like that. The Mode-7 effect on Pier Solar runs at 12fps compared to 60 fps on the SNES, and looks worse.

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