hey shmups.system11.org,
I just went to my local pirate bay and bought myself this "PS2 Sky Shooter heaven 7 in 1" thing, that has Raiden 3, Contra Shattered Soldier, ESPgaluda, Homura, Gigawings Generations, DoDonPachi:DaiOuJou, and Gradius for USD$1 (lol Malaysia, land of the pirates YARR!)
Surprisingly, all the games are complete. There's no deleted cutscenes, deleted music/sounds/voices and whatnot. All the titles plays like normal, which begs the question: how much data does the producers actually used on the DVD on average? I'm very surprised that 7 games can be crammed into one DVD, and plays perfectly fine, with no loading issues and whatnot. (just to note, I have the original ESPgaluda to compare it with, it's the exact same thing, no quality loss in music/sound and whatnot)
PS2 vertical shooters don't use much space?
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Re: PS2 vertical shooters don't use much space?
this kind of thing sometimes make me feel ashame being a malaysianinfested_ysy wrote:hey shmups.system11.org,
I just went to my local pirate bay and bought myself this "PS2 Sky Shooter heaven 7 in 1" thing, that has Raiden 3, Contra Shattered Soldier, ESPgaluda, Homura, Gigawings Generations, DoDonPachi:DaiOuJou, and Gradius for USD$1 (lol Malaysia, land of the pirates YARR!)
Surprisingly, all the games are complete. There's no deleted cutscenes, deleted music/sounds/voices and whatnot. All the titles plays like normal, which begs the question: how much data does the producers actually used on the DVD on average? I'm very surprised that 7 games can be crammed into one DVD, and plays perfectly fine, with no loading issues and whatnot. (just to note, I have the original ESPgaluda to compare it with, it's the exact same thing, no quality loss in music/sound and whatnot)
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infested_ysy
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Re: PS2 vertical shooters don't use much space?
Different standards of living, different currencies, different situations.gundamalpha wrote: this kind of thing sometimes make me feel ashame being a malaysianthere's no way i could find any original shmups, or any other game, from the local stores, that's why i have to pay extra shipping fees and stupid custom duties for my games
An original PS2 game would translate to around RM120. Almost 10% of what an average person earns per month over here. Also no such thing as game rentals around
It's hard for college/high school students to buy them too, given how there's no minimum wage thing over here, and they're usually paid RM3~4 per hour for a part time job. Compared to USD$6-something minimum wage the people over The States enjoy
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Re: PS2 vertical shooters don't use much space?
And these things work without modddinginfested_ysy wrote:hey shmups.system11.org,
I just went to my local pirate bay and bought myself this "PS2 Sky Shooter heaven 7 in 1" thing, that has Raiden 3, Contra Shattered Soldier, ESPgaluda, Homura, Gigawings Generations, DoDonPachi:DaiOuJou, and Gradius for USD$1 (lol Malaysia, land of the pirates YARR!)
Surprisingly, all the games are complete. There's no deleted cutscenes, deleted music/sounds/voices and whatnot. All the titles plays like normal, which begs the question: how much data does the producers actually used on the DVD on average? I'm very surprised that 7 games can be crammed into one DVD, and plays perfectly fine, with no loading issues and whatnot. (just to note, I have the original ESPgaluda to compare it with, it's the exact same thing, no quality loss in music/sound and whatnot)
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