A short reference for PS2 shooters available in PAL format:
http://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.ph ... 381#133381
Please recommend some good non-import PS2 shmups
I'll do that for you mate.
It was when I worked for a company who handled the PR for Sega in the UK at the time the PAL release came out. We got sent about 5 of the vinyls from Sega with the game. Normally we'd send that kind of stuff to press (in fact as I type I remember there was T-shirts for each different game in the compilation, and those did go out to press - but none for Fantasy Zone!).
Anyway - these records weren't for press, but just a nice gesture to me and my colleagues who liked vinyl from a guy at Sega, so I got to keep one.
I think they did 200 records in total. It has one track for each game. I think they were pressed in the UK rather than Japan. I'll check in a bit.
And now mine is scratched to all hell!
Now where did my outrun T-shirt go? I gave the Golden Axe one to a pretty girl! Damn.
It was when I worked for a company who handled the PR for Sega in the UK at the time the PAL release came out. We got sent about 5 of the vinyls from Sega with the game. Normally we'd send that kind of stuff to press (in fact as I type I remember there was T-shirts for each different game in the compilation, and those did go out to press - but none for Fantasy Zone!).
Anyway - these records weren't for press, but just a nice gesture to me and my colleagues who liked vinyl from a guy at Sega, so I got to keep one.
I think they did 200 records in total. It has one track for each game. I think they were pressed in the UK rather than Japan. I'll check in a bit.
And now mine is scratched to all hell!
Now where did my outrun T-shirt go? I gave the Golden Axe one to a pretty girl! Damn.
Last edited by spadgy on Wed Sep 17, 2008 1:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
No kidding, that would be awesome - covering only the postage wouldn't be enough of a thanks!spadgy wrote:It's a very very long shot as it's been a while now, but if I can if it's yours if you cover the postage.

Awesome marketing stuff had SEGA there!