Otogi 1 and 2, as well as Panzer Dragoon Orta, have been remastered in the form of "Xbox Enhanced" backwards compatibility on the newer Xbox systems. You can play all of them in 4K on the Xbox One X or Series X. Otogi 1 and 2 are still 4:3 30fps but definitely a big jump in visual quality. PD Orta is full 16:9 4K60! They all look great.
I love this about the XBONE and Series X. I recently got a Series X, and playing Sonic Generations, Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed etc at a rock solid 60fps, and in some cases with a resolution boost is awesome! I am trying to get through Orta, but damn that game ia difficult. I can clock the first 2 with my eyes closed having played them so many times, but I have put Orta on easy and am still seeing my ass.
Jet Set Radio Future is the most aesthetically pleasing video game I ever seen. Til this day I have yet to see a video game come close to the level of style, punk and swagger as this game.
How about the OG Jet Grind Radio on Dreamcast? Technically JSRF is the sequel, and the graphics, soundtrack, and overall style in general is all equally as impressive despite being released on weaker hardware
Have you ever considered ever doing a video on Master System "demakes" of Genesis/Mega Drive games? I'm amazed how long Sega supported 8-bit ports of their AAA titles.
@@kittbluevenom2384 Playstation is closer to Sega nowadays than Xbox. Some recent Sega games like Sakura Wars 2019, Fist of the North Star and Shenmue 3 still haven't come to Xbox.
Yes and no. Key titles like Sonic and Virtua Fighter was missing. That’s what made it hard to be a Sega fan those days. I was always content with having a Sega console as I got my 3rd party fix, but was keen on my Sega games 1sr. When they spread them selves across 3 consoles like they did, it wasn’t easy. If you were Sonic fan you would go GameCube if you a an arcade fan you would go Xbox, but then you had the PlayStation exclusives like Ferrari 355 or Virtuafighter. Not everyone wants 3 consoles.
I don't really agree to this. Sega games were split on Xbox, PS2 and GameCube, each console having its own exclusive games. You needed all three for the complete Sega experience...
I first played Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on the GameCube. I didn't know about Jet Set Radio Future until I played it on the Xbox in middle school. Such fun games.
This is my favorite channel nowadays, as a SEGA lover I used to be. I was really sad when I first discovered the channel and shortly after Sega Lord X left youtube, but gladly he came back and now he uploads such great videos every week. Keep up the great work man, greetings from Brazil!
Being younger I never knew Sega as anything but a third party dev. I love it’s consoles but the time during the 6th Gen is pure nostalgia for me. Can’t wait until you start playing Yakuza or Billy Hatcher
Excellent episode, thank you. I wish Sega would do a port of Outrun 2 in HD for the modern consoles. If licensing is an issue, they could de badge the vehicles, like they did for their sega ages release of the original outrun.
That ending monologue got me so excited for the future of this channel. Not that I don't still play a lot of Saturn and Megadrive, but it's worth showing that SEGA is still releasing quality games to this day. Thanks for another great video
Yup, I played tons of sports games back in the day and Sega's releases were the ones I tended to go to first, except for a brief period of time where All-Star Baseball was N64 exclusive and ruled the MLB roost.
Sega's Xbox support was one of the reasons I leaned into the Xbox in that generation. Too bad it totally screwed Sega though, since no one in Japan bought the Xbox and a lot of their games weren't popular at all in the west :(
I'm a HUUUUUGE Sega Genesis guy. That is the first console I had. I'm also a fan of the other Sega consoles as well. I started collecting for the Xbox about 3 months ago and I've had a lot of fun hunting for Sega games on the Xbox. This video helps me a lot. Thank you for posting it.
Without doubt you're producing the besr SEGA-related retro content. I stopped playing after the demise of the Dreamcast but learning about the era of SEGA as a third party developer is what youtube is all about 🙂
Great video. It reminded me of a few games for Xbox that I still need for my collection. I always love when Xbox gets credit for basically carrying the torch for the Dreamcast too.
The Sega games on the first Xbox where great, I've played almost all of them, I'm surprised there hasnt been a return to Otogi and Jet Set Radio for more sequels : )
I never had an original Xbox growing up and I never knew there was a Crazy Taxi 3. I'd love to see a modern sequel to Jet Grind Radio. I think it has the potential to be one of the best looking games of all time if done well
Gunvalkyrie was completely awesome after I got use to the controls. I considered it to be a spiritual successor to Space Harrier. Except it was mission-based. With objectives and large play areas
Your take on it being a spiritual successor to SH makes a lot of sense now that I think about it. I would describe it as a modern take on the schump genre. I would love to see a sequel or a spiritual successor to this game.
Gun Valkyrie would be really great with modern controllers with paddles. It was never going to be accepted with having to push R3 for flight. Sega will never revisit the game of course, but perhaps Microsoft could bring this and these other Sega games to Gamepass
Gunvalkyrie IMO did not feel like Space Harrier in the slightest! Apart from the two having aliens not much else comparatively. I would say the closest we got was with Planet Harriers for the Arcade back in 2000
I quit home consoles after PS2 and Gamecube ended. I was always anti X Box because it was a pc company trying to merge with consoles and I thought the pc and console gaming should have remained separate.
Great video you posted. I remember when sega released Sonic Mega Collection+. Besides the Sonic 3d Blast for Saturn & Sonic Advance for the GBA, I never played the original Sonic games until sega released that collection. Once I got it, I immediately loved it. I was able to beat those games even though I didn't get all the chaos emeralds.
wow I forgot SEGA had so many other games on the OG XBOX! definitely played a few of their in-house sequels like orta, crazy taxi 3, outrun 2006 (which I own on PS2, it's so good!) did not realize there were so many others!
Dude Otogi 1 and 2 are both amazing. I played the shit out of them back in the day. I would love to see that series come back, it's super underrated. The music, and bosses are so badass.
Man... I've digging up all my vintage consoles and games and let's just say it's a nostalgia-ridden trip down memory lane. So far I've found my Dreamcast, PS2, and original XBox (as well as the GameCube) and all the games I ever bought for them stashed away in cardboard boxes but still in excellent shape, all thanks to this channel and the inspiration it's given me. I'm so regretful I sold my original, Saturn, PS, and N64, along with literally dozens of games, which to this day makes me soooooo sad. I still don't know if that dad who showed up that Saturday afternoon with his 3 kids even knew what he was getting for a measly $400 waaaaaay back in the summer of 2000... I hope he held on to that treasure.
I’ll tell you from personal experience after you’ve done something like that it’s best to just completely forget it, and never think of it again. I’ve made some dumb decisions both stuff I did buy and stuff I didn’t as well as stuff that I’ve given up for considerably less than the ridiculous amounts it’s worth today. And let me tell you it does no good to obsess about it because it’s done and over and you just have to move on.
I find it interesting because I grew up as a Sega Kid, but when my brother defected to sony and sold our Saturn. alot of my days of Sega gaming had left (other than me keeping the Genesis console...which I still have). But when my brother eventually got an Xbox, i wouldn't be lying if i said I was envious of some of the games. Panzer Dragoon Orta was amazing (and i still think looks great), and I had been wanting to play a Shenmue game since it had been announced, so playing Shenmue II was a treat (even thoug I never really got too far...and would just get stuck playing Lucky Hits). And then of course Phantasy Star Online 1 & 2 came along, which i wished I could have played since I was a huge fan of the PS series. Sadly around the time of 2004, i started college, and I felt like my gaming took a backseat to taking part in the college experience (namely doing school work, practicing, and being part of my student ministry), so more of the Sega games that came out around this time I had missed. Though eventually I did get to experience OutRun 2SP in the arcade at my local Gameworks (Rest in Peace), and loved it because, it was an updated OutRun with more fun gameplay. Eventually i did buy a copy on PS2, and I was stoked! Luckily today, most of the games discussed that I was interested in Ive been able to play now. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Looking forward to seeing whats next.
Great video! As an og Xbox collector (652 games at the moment) I made it an early milestone to get every Sega released game on the system. Most of them are awesome and I’m happy to own them!
I'm a collector of games from several consoles of the past, and I barely have over 600 all together, very impressive you have that many for one console alone. Man, I didn't know there were that many og Xbox titles!
@@kamenanew9867 Thanks! I think there's 814 PAL Xbox games in total, that's what I'm mainly collecting, adding in some NTSC and NTSC-J good ones there as well if possible.
@@Renk1 Im sure there's around 1000 or something OG XBOX games in the US! (Around 478 compatible on 360, I think 40 of them are Playable on One/Series?)
@@LennyQUMFIF Yes, the NTSC region has a lot more games than PAL. I'm European though so I mainly collect PAL. I have all the Xbox One/Series BC games already, they run great!
Did you know that in japan, Sega had an arcade system wich was litterally a Xbox in an arcade cabinet. It was called the Chihiro and it powered games like outrun 2 and it played games on GD roms like the dreamcast. It's suprising to imagine japanese playing on Xbox hardware even if they never were interested in the Xbox.
Great work on this one! I knew most of these but there were several I either forgot about or didn’t know about at all. Don’t know if you already have this planned but I’d love to see a similar video for the GameCube. Sega had a very strong showing there as well.
Many of their games on the GC were great, however they did make a lot less games for the console than on the other 2 though, especially since the western sports brand stopped supporting the console after just 2 iterations (and giving free real state to EA in the system).
I just love that despite everything SEGA's been through in the past 40 years. It's still part of the video game industry and as a fan I hope it continues to be until the day I die... of old age.
Outside milking Sonic, and rereleasing mega drive games on a constant basis, it’s just not the same Sega anymore. Yu Suzuki had to crowdfund himself the budget for Shenmue 3, streets of rage 4 was licensing deal some French enthusiast paid Sega to do. We haven’t had a new Crazy Taxi since 3, no new outrun since 2006, no new Virtua fighter for 10 years. And that’s just old IP they aren’t redoing. When did Sega develop anything new for the first time? Technically they exist, but they aren’t really contributing that much to the scene anymore, just surviving on legacy.
@@sloppynyuszi Judgment and Lost Judgment were made in house by SEGA. *Catherine* was made by ATLUS a former partner now in house developer for SEGA. Their acquisition of other great developer studios like Creative Assembly and Relic Entertainment has allowed them to continue developing great games _(subjectively)._ Leading to Microsoft asking SEGA of Europe to create Age of Empires 4. Their role as a publisher for other studios has also lead to the release of many other great titles too. One day you might get the nostalgic sequel cash grab. But until then they're doing fine as they are.
Sega needed a debt-free $500 million bailout from the chairman of their former parent company to transition to 3rd party, instead of shutting down home console development completely. Sega could have outright died in 2001, or they could have completely focused on their arcade/amusement business, which we all know shut down a couple years ago. Sega is very lucky they still exist today, along with Sega fans
Getting games like outrun 2, panzer dragoon orta, Jet set radio future and shenmue 2 are main reasons why I bought an Xbox back in 2003 even though I already had a ps2.
So many gems so many classics and we never got this level of greatness from Sega outside this generation. I played a majority of these and never knew From Soft published the Otogi series! It makes so much sense with how fun and difficult the series is. I have never heard anyone speak on the series and had to put a few of my friends on to the games. So traversal was fluid and smooth, gameplay was butter and the fun factor extremely high for an action slasher!
I'm very excited to see how this channel will tackle SEGA after going 3rd party. Also yes, I have also viewed and continue to view the Xbox as the Dreamcast 2 and even now the Xbox as the most "SEGA-Like" when it comes to consoles and games.
Great video! Me as many other people consider the OG Xbox to be the spiritual successor of the Dreamcast. I've been able to gather a few of those Sega games for the OG Xbox or for the Series X through backward compatibility. Sega went guns blazing as a game publisher and it showed firsthand!
Sonic Riders is based on the cancelled Sonic Extreme (2003) but is also at the same time a spiritual "successor" of the good ole Sonic R. I find that quite fascinating.
I completely forgot about this fact, I thought you were talking about the 90’s X-Treme but yes Sonic Riders was originally gonna be a tony hawk clone called Sonic Extreme
Gunvalkyrie was a surprise for me, loved the game and it’s intricate controls. One of the few games I can think of where the flying mechanics didn’t break the game. There were some tough platforming challenges too, if memory serves me correctly. Has been 20 years 😬
I think the Xbox got the most love from Sega when they transitioned into a third party developer. Maybe it was a gratitude thing from when they put Windows CE on the Dreamcast? Who knows. For multiplatform titles the Xbox always did seem to get the best versions irrespective of who developed them.
Outrun 2 coast to coast is the nearest to perfection in the arcade driving genre. When you get in the zone and pull off drift after drift with the fantastic music its just feels so good and actually relaxing in a way. The graphics, sound and playability are unmatched to this day imho. Some of the burnout games come close but cant really be described as relaxing.
I was 7 when SEGA started publishing on Xbox, I had no idea they did so many besides Sonic, Panzor Dragoon and Shenmue. Thanks for making this list its cool. :)
Good review! It was a sad time when Sega left the console market back then, but I was glad to see them develop games for other platforms! I never owned an XBox so I missed out on most of these titles. I'm not sure if some of these were ever released on modern consoles (or Steam), but would love to check them out! I only had a GameCube during the sixth gen, but the Cube got a number of great Sega games on it as well. I loved Billy Hatcher, Sonic Gems Collection, Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2, Sonic Mega Collection, Puyo Pop Fever, and F-Zero GX!
a good tip for Shenmue 2 is to spend all your money buying capsule toys before the kid steals your backpack. then pawn them off later because you keep them without the backpack.
I remember getting tuned into how good Spartan Total Warrior is when Tim Rogers kept writing about how good it was during the whole Acton Button Manifesto series of posts on that website back in the day. One of those games I would've had no idea was actually pretty fun!
Astonishing how this guys channel has more subscribers then others that talk about all video game companies. Goes to show how well done this guys content is, furthermore how much influence and a following Sega still has.
I only got to play Orta on the Xbox 1 and honestly the graphics and production were on par with late-stage 360 games. It's simply gorgeous, and still carried the spirit of PD1 I first played and loved at the Saturn's launch
Another great video Mel! Outrun 2 and Panzer Dragoon Orta were pretty much the entire reason I picked up an OG Xbox. House of the Dead 3 and Outrun 2006 Coast 2 Coast were awesome added bonuses.
@@wussup12345 Also, what's the big deal? People I don't know in real life often refer to me by first name on my channel and it's not anything I'd even give a second thought to normally.
I'd like to see a video on MISTer. I bought one and it's phenomenal. A dream come true for the retro gamer. I thought emulation on my high-end PC was more-or-less perfect but it doesn't compare well with MISTer. The games run like the real hardware. There's none of the lag in animation you get with software emulation. I can run CPS1, CPS2, Neo Geo, Irem games and others at 1080P with very nice scanlines. I can play Sega CD, PC Engine CD, SNES, Genesis etc. It's expensive but worth it and there's CPS3, Taito F3 and Saturn cores on the way.
As always Great Video Man!! I've just spent the month of Dec going over many of your original videos. I will get through them all. Can't wait to see where you take us next. Cheers Mate.
Sega pretty much used the Xbox as a "Dreamcast 2", even though they made great games for the GameCube and PS2 the Xbox received a great number of sequels for their stabilished IPs and many other games with a very "Dreamcast-ish" feel like Spikeout.
Great video as usual bro. I never got the pleasure to own original Xbox system when it came out. Once the Dreamcast was dead I jumped over to the PS2 and kept playing my old DC games. I didn't jump ship to the Xbox, until the 360. Man I really missed out on alot of great sega content, I have to start collectong the games I liked on this list.
From software was my love back in the ps1 era with armored core and kings field series and tenchu. The games they make have a certain look and feel to them that I just love.
19:28, let us also not forget that Spartan: Total Warrior also took cues from games, such as Chaos Legion, the Sengoku Basara series, and the Dynasty Warriors/Shin Sengokumusou series, as well as all of their related ilk.
This episode is so full of win! Thank you! I thought I knew every Sega release on the Xbox. After watching this episode I saw I was sadly mistaken. Does anyone know how many of these games are backward compatible with the Xbox 360 or Xbox One?
Sonic Heroes, Panzer Dragoon Oorta (this works on the Xbox One too), Outrun 2, SEGA GT Online and Jet Set Radio Future to name a few, most of these run only on the 360 except Panzer Dragoon but the XBOX emulation on the 360 is far from great so expect a worse experience than in the original console in some of these games. If you want to see the whole list, check here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_games_compatible_with_Xbox_360#List_of_compatible_Xbox_games
I had all 4 128 bit consoles as a lad and remember loving all of them except for PS2. Ironic, but I am sure it is a fairly common sentiment. PS2 just felt like it had less of an identity. Jet Set Radio Future and House of the Dead 3 I remember making Xbox a magical time. Sega’s lineup on Sega had some serious jams.
PS2 and 6th gen's identity is the last hurrah for Japan as the dominant game development region. PS2 had the mainstream Japan IPs, while Xbox had a lineup of Japanese titles that you wouldn't really see from a AAA Western developer. 7th gen to present has been ruled by FPS, sandbox, scripted "cinematic" TPS from the West, while Japan had an uphill battle transitioning to HD AAA gaming
@@dxtremecaliber “Games” Yeah, and lots of filler junk.. Mr Mosquito, Demolition Girl, Bouncer, XSquad (no one remembers XSquad), Catwoman, Godai or wtf does that even mean, Sopranos, Surfing H3O, Crime Life, Narc, Zathura..
As the original Xbox is one of my favorite game consoles of all-time, I have some Sega games on Xbox, like NFL 2K series (NFL 2K2-ESPN NFL 2K5), the NBA 2K series (NBA 2K3-ESPN NBA 2K5), NHL 2K (NHL 2K3-ESPN NHL 2K5), Gunvalkyrie, Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future, Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller, House of the Dead III (with the Mad Catz light gun), Otogi: Myth of Demons and Panzer Dragoon: Orta, as well as NCAA College Football 2K3, Spartan: Total Warrior, Sonic Heroes and Outrun 2.
It was crazy time when in less than a year SEGA went from exiting the console industry forever to spreading their library out between their biggest rivals and competitors. Back in the 90s we never thought we'd see Sonic on a Nintendo console, or SEGA putting some of their best exclusives on a console made by the same company that gave us the dreaded Blue Screen Of Death lol!
For people who still play and collect for it it's also a good time to do so. I found shenmue 2 with the DVD and manual included at my local game store for like 6 bucks. Most Xbox games are still pretty affordable so if you're into that it's a good system to collect for at least for now.
Never have an xbox, Saturn or Dreamcast, just playing a bit at my cousins house in 93 (sonic the hedgehog), and at my Junior High friends back in 98 (MK 2, MK3, WWE Wrestlemania, and Contra HardCorps) . But Sega leaves deep impression in my youth after only knew game in NES
I’ll never forget getting an Xbox for the first time and having a 55 pound suitcase that I would literally load the Xbox and my PS two up in for a weekend getaway to my buddies house where we would play LAN Battle multiplayer in halo throughout the entire house with TVs in each bedroom and the living room and even a TV in the kitchen!! Some bedrooms were upstairs and so we had LAN Cables ran out the windows upstairs, back in through the windows downstairs to the TVs that were in the living room and dining room!!! We had so much fun playing Halo- nothing had ever been quite like it before on that level at least?! I would always have the PS two for when things quiet down at night and it was time to play Grandtheft auto San Andreas or Gran Turismo threea spec or maybe Tekken tag tournament two or Tekken four.. It truly was such a great time and gaming and I wish things were as good we’re all video games are concerned nowadays and they weren’t such “gambling oriented“ loot box driven storefronts.. but this is why I still maintain playing many single player games to this day even games that look like they would’ve came out 30+ years ago!! With single player games the experience is centered around you, the player and this is something that most multiplayer games cannot emulate- at least in the beginning of multiplayer when it was first starting to take off games like Call of Duty® modern warfare one and modern warfare two and black ops one and two I think carried equal entertaining experiences in their single player campaigns as well as their multiplayer endless experiences? Gran Turismo five as well as the Forza series also made very fun games that were fun to play Weather you were playing online with a bunch of your friends or if you wanted to just have the game to yourself and have some fun for a few hours? Either way I’m thankful gaming is something that we can all enjoy and we should never take it for granted!
You had to have a Dreamcast, PS2, GameCube and Xbox back in the early 2000s to play all the Sega games. I wish the Sega Dreamcast could've held on for a year or two longer. Or did a SNK type approach, kept making DC games but also port things to the other current platforms.
Gunvalkyrie being backwards compat was such an amazing thing on modern Xboxes. I really wish they'd start that program up again. I was buying old games frequently. I guess not enough folks were...but most people I've talked to had no idea they even COULD still buy the games, thinking they had to get discs. Killed by its own lack of marketing. I wonder if the TabletPC PM was in charge of back compat.... Seriously though..grab Otogi and 2 on Series. It looks EXCELLENT rendered at 4K.
I love this era of Sega. They made so many great games across all three consoles of the time. Most of them were system exclusive too. But for some reason, no one bought them. It’s tragic. Also, I’ll never forget the first time I played Panzer Dragoon Orta. Truly the best game on the OG Xbox imo.
I got my Xbox with THPS2x, Amped Snowboarding and NFL Fever 2002 but quickly built a large collection, it seemed like that generation the games just got better and better every year! Of course from Sega I had NFL 2K5, NBA 2K5, JSRF, Panzer Dragoon Orta and Shenmue 2 just to name the heavy hitters.
Otogi 1 and 2, as well as Panzer Dragoon Orta, have been remastered in the form of "Xbox Enhanced" backwards compatibility on the newer Xbox systems. You can play all of them in 4K on the Xbox One X or Series X. Otogi 1 and 2 are still 4:3 30fps but definitely a big jump in visual quality. PD Orta is full 16:9 4K60! They all look great.
I love this about the XBONE and Series X. I recently got a Series X, and playing Sonic Generations, Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed etc at a rock solid 60fps, and in some cases with a resolution boost is awesome! I am trying to get through Orta, but damn that game ia difficult. I can clock the first 2 with my eyes closed having played them so many times, but I have put Orta on easy and am still seeing my ass.
Holy crap! The Otogi games are even available digitally! That's my weekend sorted out :D
Gunvalkyrie was made backwards compatible as well!
Gun Valkyrie is as well.
@@xxxxWYLDSTALLYNSxxxx I was wondering why we've not seen any new announcements.
I just want the Guantlet Games.
JSRF is an all time favourite of mine, greatly deserves a remaster.
you can play it on cxbx and it plays amazing in 4k, the cell shade look hasnt aged a bit
Jet Set Radio Future is the most aesthetically pleasing video game I ever seen. Til this day I have yet to see a video game come close to the level of style, punk and swagger as this game.
Borderlands came close for me....The cel-shaded graphics are awesome on both games and just work.
How about the OG Jet Grind Radio on Dreamcast? Technically JSRF is the sequel, and the graphics, soundtrack, and overall style in general is all equally as impressive despite being released on weaker hardware
@@quinnhofmann5399 jet set radio future is a re-imagining of jet grind radio.
@@califaern3sto sorry, semantics - it preceded it. You know what I mean
@@quinnhofmann5399 your English is too advanced for me
Have you ever considered ever doing a video on Master System "demakes" of Genesis/Mega Drive games? I'm amazed how long Sega supported 8-bit ports of their AAA titles.
Alex kid👍
You nailed it when you said the Xbox was the closest we got to a Dreamcast 2.
Even the modern era of Xbox feels like the spiritual successor to Sega. Carries their legacy.
@@kittbluevenom2384 Playstation is closer to Sega nowadays than Xbox. Some recent Sega games like Sakura Wars 2019, Fist of the North Star and Shenmue 3 still haven't come to Xbox.
Yes and no. Key titles like Sonic and Virtua Fighter was missing. That’s what made it hard to be a Sega fan those days. I was always content with having a Sega console as I got my 3rd party fix, but was keen on my Sega games 1sr. When they spread them selves across 3 consoles like they did, it wasn’t easy. If you were Sonic fan you would go GameCube if you a an arcade fan you would go Xbox, but then you had the PlayStation exclusives like Ferrari 355 or Virtuafighter. Not everyone wants 3 consoles.
I don't really agree to this. Sega games were split on Xbox, PS2 and GameCube, each console having its own exclusive games. You needed all three for the complete Sega experience...
@@belmont_gr I had both GameCube and Xbox. Basically for Sonic and Panzer.
I first played Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on the GameCube. I didn't know about Jet Set Radio Future until I played it on the Xbox in middle school. Such fun games.
Played both versions of SA2 back in the day. My cousin had it for Dreamcast which made me want it for Gamecube.
This is my favorite channel nowadays, as a SEGA lover I used to be. I was really sad when I first discovered the channel and shortly after Sega Lord X left youtube, but gladly he came back and now he uploads such great videos every week. Keep up the great work man, greetings from Brazil!
When did he leave?
It's funny you say that, I remember this channel being awesome. I couldn't remember the name and couldn't find it. Then out of the blue he's back.
@@rubz1390 He left a few years go, I can´t remember when.
@@patbrown911 Did he have a different channel or was it this same one?
@@rubz1390 The same one.
Never got into Sega as a kid as I never owned a Sega console. But your channel made me realise that I did miss out on some classics.
It's never too late to get into the best! :)
Dreamcast was my final console I brought. This episode got me looking to build a Sega Xbox collection now! Never knew about most of these games
Being younger I never knew Sega as anything but a third party dev. I love it’s consoles but the time during the 6th Gen is pure nostalgia for me. Can’t wait until you start playing Yakuza or Billy Hatcher
There are two revival servers for the Xbox version of PSO that you can actually play on, and they have crossplay with the Gamecube version as well!
That is awesome
Excellent episode, thank you.
I wish Sega would do a port of Outrun 2 in HD for the modern consoles. If licensing is an issue, they could de badge the vehicles, like they did for their sega ages release of the original outrun.
That ending monologue got me so excited for the future of this channel. Not that I don't still play a lot of Saturn and Megadrive, but it's worth showing that SEGA is still releasing quality games to this day.
Thanks for another great video
I would much rather play SEGA games on a SEGA console. Xbox SUCKS Microsoft products are trash
@@elgatofelix8917 Xbox is still here and Sega is not Sony will eventually go the way of Sega soon stay mad little pony lmao 😆
I loved this era of Sega! I feel it’s a bit underrated since the Dreamcast had just ended. Those Sega Sports games rival the ones released nowadays!
Yup, I played tons of sports games back in the day and Sega's releases were the ones I tended to go to first, except for a brief period of time where All-Star Baseball was N64 exclusive and ruled the MLB roost.
Sega's Xbox support was one of the reasons I leaned into the Xbox in that generation. Too bad it totally screwed Sega though, since no one in Japan bought the Xbox and a lot of their games weren't popular at all in the west :(
Back in the day, everyone abandoned SEGA Sports in favour of EA, oh how times have changed lmao.
I'm a HUUUUUGE Sega Genesis guy. That is the first console I had. I'm also a fan of the other Sega consoles as well. I started collecting for the Xbox about 3 months ago and I've had a lot of fun hunting for Sega games on the Xbox. This video helps me a lot. Thank you for posting it.
Had a Mega Drive in 1990, but love seeing you cover the newer Sega games! Thanks SLX
Videos like this gives me G4 vibes in their golden years. great vid and nostalgia
Without doubt you're producing the besr SEGA-related retro content.
I stopped playing after the demise of the Dreamcast but learning about the era of SEGA as a third party developer is what youtube is all about 🙂
Great video. It reminded me of a few games for Xbox that I still need for my collection. I always love when Xbox gets credit for basically carrying the torch for the Dreamcast too.
The Sega games on the first Xbox where great, I've played almost all of them, I'm surprised there hasnt been a return to Otogi and Jet Set Radio for more sequels : )
I never had an original Xbox growing up and I never knew there was a Crazy Taxi 3. I'd love to see a modern sequel to Jet Grind Radio. I think it has the potential to be one of the best looking games of all time if done well
Gunvalkyrie was completely awesome after I got use to the controls. I considered it to be a spiritual successor to Space Harrier. Except it was mission-based. With objectives and large play areas
Your take on it being a spiritual successor to SH makes a lot of sense now that I think about it. I would describe it as a modern take on the schump genre. I would love to see a sequel or a spiritual successor to this game.
Gun Valkyrie would be really great with modern controllers with paddles. It was never going to be accepted with having to push R3 for flight. Sega will never revisit the game of course, but perhaps Microsoft could bring this and these other Sega games to Gamepass
Gunvalkyrie IMO did not feel like Space Harrier in the slightest! Apart from the two having aliens not much else comparatively. I would say the closest we got was with Planet Harriers for the Arcade back in 2000
As an old school Sega fan I could never fully get down with the post Dreamcast era, quitting home consoles completely after the GameCube.
I quit home consoles after PS2 and Gamecube ended. I was always anti X Box because it was a pc company trying to merge with consoles and I thought the pc and console gaming should have remained separate.
Great video you posted. I remember when sega released Sonic Mega Collection+. Besides the Sonic 3d Blast for Saturn & Sonic Advance for the GBA, I never played the original Sonic games until sega released that collection. Once I got it, I immediately loved it. I was able to beat those games even though I didn't get all the chaos emeralds.
wow I forgot SEGA had so many other games on the OG XBOX! definitely played a few of their in-house sequels like orta, crazy taxi 3, outrun 2006 (which I own on PS2, it's so good!) did not realize there were so many others!
the ps2 and gamecube also got some SEGA exclusives, and also the handhelds, even when they didn't had a console, was a big generation for SEGA
Panzer Dragoon Orta and Gunvalkyrie are so good. I also appreciate that Sega published Fromsoft's 2 Otogi games.
Very informative video, now I can have my Sega on Xbox collection complete, I was missing a couple of these.
Dude Otogi 1 and 2 are both amazing. I played the shit out of them back in the day. I would love to see that series come back, it's super underrated. The music, and bosses are so badass.
They are! Luckily they run great backwards compatible on Xbox One and Series X. Buy them digitally or just use the original disc.
Unfortunately, Sega is just milking the hell out of Yakuza and Sonic instead of reviving their best ips.
@@deathscythe9158 Otogi was developed by Fromsoft so maybe it will get a new title. Armored core is coming back so maybe :)
Hated both.
Sadly FromSoftware are far too busy making 50 Dark Souls games to care about visiting the Otogi games again
Great to see the coverage extend beyond the end of Sega hardware. Awesome episode as always!
Man... I've digging up all my vintage consoles and games and let's just say it's a nostalgia-ridden trip down memory lane.
So far I've found my Dreamcast, PS2, and original XBox (as well as the GameCube) and all the games I ever bought for them stashed away in cardboard boxes but still in excellent shape, all thanks to this channel and the inspiration it's given me.
I'm so regretful I sold my original, Saturn, PS, and N64, along with literally dozens of games, which to this day makes me soooooo sad.
I still don't know if that dad who showed up that Saturday afternoon with his 3 kids even knew what he was getting for a measly $400 waaaaaay back in the summer of 2000... I hope he held on to that treasure.
I’ll tell you from personal experience after you’ve done something like that it’s best to just completely forget it, and never think of it again. I’ve made some dumb decisions both stuff I did buy and stuff I didn’t as well as stuff that I’ve given up for considerably less than the ridiculous amounts it’s worth today. And let me tell you it does no good to obsess about it because it’s done and over and you just have to move on.
@@JohnDoe-wq5eu Yeah, no use on obsessing over spilled milk. Lesson learned tho. I'm never selling any of my consoles ever again.
@@marco1173
Exactly. The past is the past but lesson learned for the future.
And sometimes that's just how it has to go.
You know it's bad when a football game from the 2000s looks more refined and natural than a football game released in the 2020s.
I find it interesting because I grew up as a Sega Kid, but when my brother defected to sony and sold our Saturn. alot of my days of Sega gaming had left (other than me keeping the Genesis console...which I still have). But when my brother eventually got an Xbox, i wouldn't be lying if i said I was envious of some of the games. Panzer Dragoon Orta was amazing (and i still think looks great), and I had been wanting to play a Shenmue game since it had been announced, so playing Shenmue II was a treat (even thoug I never really got too far...and would just get stuck playing Lucky Hits). And then of course Phantasy Star Online 1 & 2 came along, which i wished I could have played since I was a huge fan of the PS series. Sadly around the time of 2004, i started college, and I felt like my gaming took a backseat to taking part in the college experience (namely doing school work, practicing, and being part of my student ministry), so more of the Sega games that came out around this time I had missed. Though eventually I did get to experience OutRun 2SP in the arcade at my local Gameworks (Rest in Peace), and loved it because, it was an updated OutRun with more fun gameplay. Eventually i did buy a copy on PS2, and I was stoked!
Luckily today, most of the games discussed that I was interested in Ive been able to play now. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Looking forward to seeing whats next.
Great video! As an og Xbox collector (652 games at the moment) I made it an early milestone to get every Sega released game on the system. Most of them are awesome and I’m happy to own them!
I'm a collector of games from several consoles of the past, and I barely have over 600 all together, very impressive you have that many for one console alone. Man, I didn't know there were that many og Xbox titles!
@@kamenanew9867 Thanks! I think there's 814 PAL Xbox games in total, that's what I'm mainly collecting, adding in some NTSC and NTSC-J good ones there as well if possible.
@@Renk1 very nice man lol, can't wait to get a bigger place so I can display all my games, sadly currently a lot are in boxes. Still accessable tho!
@@Renk1 Im sure there's around 1000 or something OG XBOX games in the US! (Around 478 compatible on 360, I think 40 of them are Playable on One/Series?)
@@LennyQUMFIF Yes, the NTSC region has a lot more games than PAL. I'm European though so I mainly collect PAL. I have all the Xbox One/Series BC games already, they run great!
Did you know that in japan, Sega had an arcade system wich was litterally a Xbox in an arcade cabinet. It was called the Chihiro and it powered games like outrun 2 and it played games on GD roms like the dreamcast.
It's suprising to imagine japanese playing on Xbox hardware even if they never were interested in the Xbox.
Great work on this one! I knew most of these but there were several I either forgot about or didn’t know about at all.
Don’t know if you already have this planned but I’d love to see a similar video for the GameCube. Sega had a very strong showing there as well.
Literally right after I posted this comment you mentioned the other systems 😂
Guess I should watch the whole video before I comment
I didn't even know Headhunter had a sequel on Xbox. I liked the original on Genesis, I mean Dreamcast
Many of their games on the GC were great, however they did make a lot less games for the console than on the other 2 though, especially since the western sports brand stopped supporting the console after just 2 iterations (and giving free real state to EA in the system).
I just love that despite everything SEGA's been through in the past 40 years. It's still part of the video game industry and as a fan I hope it continues to be until the day I die... of old age.
Outside milking Sonic, and rereleasing mega drive games on a constant basis, it’s just not the same Sega anymore. Yu Suzuki had to crowdfund himself the budget for Shenmue 3, streets of rage 4 was licensing deal some French enthusiast paid Sega to do. We haven’t had a new Crazy Taxi since 3, no new outrun since 2006, no new Virtua fighter for 10 years. And that’s just old IP they aren’t redoing. When did Sega develop anything new for the first time? Technically they exist, but they aren’t really contributing that much to the scene anymore, just surviving on legacy.
@@sloppynyuszi Judgment and Lost Judgment were made in house by SEGA.
*Catherine* was made by ATLUS a former partner now in house developer for SEGA.
Their acquisition of other great developer studios like Creative Assembly and Relic Entertainment has allowed them to continue developing great games _(subjectively)._ Leading to Microsoft asking SEGA of Europe to create Age of Empires 4.
Their role as a publisher for other studios has also lead to the release of many other great titles too.
One day you might get the nostalgic sequel cash grab. But until then they're doing fine as they are.
This is what comes to mind when I imagine sequels.
Crazy Taxi 8, *Out Run 11* - _Over the Horizon_ or Virtua Fighter -Beta- 9 no, 2023.
Seventh generation killed Sega. Besides Sonic now they only have Yakuza,but they hit the jackpot with Atlus aquisition.
Sega needed a debt-free $500 million bailout from the chairman of their former parent company to transition to 3rd party, instead of shutting down home console development completely. Sega could have outright died in 2001, or they could have completely focused on their arcade/amusement business, which we all know shut down a couple years ago. Sega is very lucky they still exist today, along with Sega fans
Getting games like outrun 2, panzer dragoon orta, Jet set radio future and shenmue 2 are main reasons why I bought an Xbox back in 2003 even though I already had a ps2.
So many gems so many classics and we never got this level of greatness from Sega outside this generation. I played a majority of these and never knew From Soft published the Otogi series! It makes so much sense with how fun and difficult the series is. I have never heard anyone speak on the series and had to put a few of my friends on to the games. So traversal was fluid and smooth, gameplay was butter and the fun factor extremely high for an action slasher!
I'm very excited to see how this channel will tackle SEGA after going 3rd party. Also yes, I have also viewed and continue to view the Xbox as the Dreamcast 2 and even now the Xbox as the most "SEGA-Like" when it comes to consoles and games.
Great video! Me as many other people consider the OG Xbox to be the spiritual successor of the Dreamcast. I've been able to gather a few of those Sega games for the OG Xbox or for the Series X through backward compatibility. Sega went guns blazing as a game publisher and it showed firsthand!
I want that damn Spikeout game so bad... but good lord, it shot it up price
Most of these games still hold up to this day, in both visuals and enjoyment.
Sonic Riders is based on the cancelled Sonic Extreme (2003) but is also at the same time a spiritual "successor" of the good ole Sonic R. I find that quite fascinating.
huh?
I completely forgot about this fact, I thought you were talking about the 90’s X-Treme but yes Sonic Riders was originally gonna be a tony hawk clone called Sonic Extreme
Gunvalkyrie was a surprise for me, loved the game and it’s intricate controls. One of the few games I can think of where the flying mechanics didn’t break the game. There were some tough platforming challenges too, if memory serves me correctly. Has been 20 years 😬
It's backwards compatible on Xbox Series X if you want to play it again.
@@NateRD90 Thanks, that’s good to hear. Unfortunately, I have not picked up XSX yet. The backward compatibility is appealing though.
Xcellent video! Love your content. Thanks for all the Sega love
I think the Xbox got the most love from Sega when they transitioned into a third party developer. Maybe it was a gratitude thing from when they put Windows CE on the Dreamcast? Who knows.
For multiplatform titles the Xbox always did seem to get the best versions irrespective of who developed them.
Outrun 2 coast to coast is the nearest to perfection in the arcade driving genre. When you get in the zone and pull off drift after drift with the fantastic music its just feels so good and actually relaxing in a way. The graphics, sound and playability are unmatched to this day imho. Some of the burnout games come close but cant really be described as relaxing.
I still have my OG Xbox with a modchip and a 750GB hard drive. It is so, so valued to me.
I was 7 when SEGA started publishing on Xbox, I had no idea they did so many besides Sonic, Panzor Dragoon and Shenmue. Thanks for making this list its cool. :)
Good review! It was a sad time when Sega left the console market back then, but I was glad to see them develop games for other platforms! I never owned an XBox so I missed out on most of these titles. I'm not sure if some of these were ever released on modern consoles (or Steam), but would love to check them out!
I only had a GameCube during the sixth gen, but the Cube got a number of great Sega games on it as well. I loved Billy Hatcher, Sonic Gems Collection, Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2, Sonic Mega Collection, Puyo Pop Fever, and F-Zero GX!
a bittersweet time. we were all hoping for sega to survive and thrive after leaving the dreamcast behind. well done sega lord x!
a good tip for Shenmue 2 is to spend all your money buying capsule toys before the kid steals your backpack. then pawn them off later because you keep them without the backpack.
I remember getting tuned into how good Spartan Total Warrior is when Tim Rogers kept writing about how good it was during the whole Acton Button Manifesto series of posts on that website back in the day. One of those games I would've had no idea was actually pretty fun!
Sega was on fire with the 2k games, Sega GT, especially the college football game...dam.
Astonishing how this guys channel has more subscribers then others that talk about all video game companies. Goes to show how well done this guys content is, furthermore how much influence and a following Sega still has.
Aweome review. Sega had a great run! Love most of these games!
I only got to play Orta on the Xbox 1 and honestly the graphics and production were on par with late-stage 360 games. It's simply gorgeous, and still carried the spirit of PD1 I first played and loved at the Saturn's launch
Another great video Mel! Outrun 2 and Panzer Dragoon Orta were pretty much the entire reason I picked up an OG Xbox. House of the Dead 3 and Outrun 2006 Coast 2 Coast were awesome added bonuses.
Why u call him Mel like you know him😂
@@wussup12345 Because we've communicated outside of RUclips and he contributed on one of my RUclips videos last year. Good enough reason for you?
@@wussup12345 Also, what's the big deal? People I don't know in real life often refer to me by first name on my channel and it's not anything I'd even give a second thought to normally.
@@MrThunderwing it’s okay now
I'd like to see a video on MISTer. I bought one and it's phenomenal. A dream come true for the retro gamer. I thought emulation on my high-end PC was more-or-less perfect but it doesn't compare well with MISTer. The games run like the real hardware. There's none of the lag in animation you get with software emulation. I can run CPS1, CPS2, Neo Geo, Irem games and others at 1080P with very nice scanlines. I can play Sega CD, PC Engine CD, SNES, Genesis etc. It's expensive but worth it and there's CPS3, Taito F3 and Saturn cores on the way.
I never was crazy about the Microsoft Xbox back in my days. I was more into Sega, Sony and a little bit of Nintendo.
I love your intro...so much nostalgia feels!
I am going to stop everything I'm doing right now and direct my complete attention to this video. Now this is great content baby!
Spent a lot of time with Gun Valkyrie Jet Set Radio Future in 2002. Great memories.
Great video! Can't wait for the ps2 and gamcube sega videos!
Gotta love these kinds of videos from SLX! 💥💯
As always Great Video Man!! I've just spent the month of Dec going over many of your original videos. I will get through them all. Can't wait to see where you take us next. Cheers Mate.
Spike out is a treasure of mine! I played it so much online
If Sega just hung on a little longer back then, Dreamcast would be the ultimate console. This era might be Sega's creative and technical peak
Aside from Halo, this was one of the other reasons why I want to get an XBox back then. Shenmue II, JSRF, PSO ep.1&2, Panzer Dragoon Orta and so on.
great video as always, it was Sega games on Xbox and Gamecube that really got me into checking out their older stuff
Sega pretty much used the Xbox as a "Dreamcast 2", even though they made great games for the GameCube and PS2 the Xbox received a great number of sequels for their stabilished IPs and many other games with a very "Dreamcast-ish" feel like Spikeout.
It feel so weird to play Sega games on Nintendo and PlayStation console
@@alpzeptaits been over 20yrs its normal
Great video as usual bro. I never got the pleasure to own original Xbox system when it came out. Once the Dreamcast was dead I jumped over to the PS2 and kept playing my old DC games. I didn't jump ship to the Xbox, until the 360. Man I really missed out on alot of great sega content, I have to start collectong the games I liked on this list.
From software was my love back in the ps1 era with armored core and kings field series and tenchu. The games they make have a certain look and feel to them that I just love.
Have almost all of these, except some of the sport titles and US exclusives. I would say Sega GT 2002/Online was my favourite.
This is great! I got caught off guard with spike out. I didn't realize they released that on xbox
19:28, let us also not forget that Spartan: Total Warrior also took cues from games, such as Chaos Legion, the Sengoku Basara series, and the Dynasty Warriors/Shin Sengokumusou series, as well as all of their related ilk.
This episode is so full of win! Thank you! I thought I knew every Sega release on the Xbox. After watching this episode I saw I was sadly mistaken. Does anyone know how many of these games are backward compatible with the Xbox 360 or Xbox One?
Sonic Heroes, Panzer Dragoon Oorta (this works on the Xbox One too), Outrun 2, SEGA GT Online and Jet Set Radio Future to name a few, most of these run only on the 360 except Panzer Dragoon but the XBOX emulation on the 360 is far from great so expect a worse experience than in the original console in some of these games. If you want to see the whole list, check here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_games_compatible_with_Xbox_360#List_of_compatible_Xbox_games
Great video. I didn't realize how many games sega released on Xbox. I now have some surprise gems to go out and play!
Great video! I loved Headhunter on Dreamcast didn’t know the sequel was on Xbox
I had all 4 128 bit consoles as a lad and remember loving all of them except for PS2. Ironic, but I am sure it is a fairly common sentiment. PS2 just felt like it had less of an identity. Jet Set Radio Future and House of the Dead 3 I remember making Xbox a magical time. Sega’s lineup on Sega had some serious jams.
PS2 and 6th gen's identity is the last hurrah for Japan as the dominant game development region. PS2 had the mainstream Japan IPs, while Xbox had a lineup of Japanese titles that you wouldn't really see from a AAA Western developer. 7th gen to present has been ruled by FPS, sandbox, scripted "cinematic" TPS from the West, while Japan had an uphill battle transitioning to HD AAA gaming
PS2 has the identity it is its GAMES and still to this day thats what its known for
@@dxtremecaliber “Games”
Yeah, and lots of filler junk.. Mr Mosquito, Demolition Girl, Bouncer, XSquad (no one remembers XSquad), Catwoman, Godai or wtf does that even mean, Sopranos, Surfing H3O, Crime Life, Narc, Zathura..
Great video as always sir. My fav era and system of gaming right here
Great Video! You can tell you put a lot of effort into this.
Great video Sega Lord! I wasn't expecting this content. Something a little different. 👌👍
As the original Xbox is one of my favorite game consoles of all-time, I have some Sega games on Xbox, like NFL 2K series (NFL 2K2-ESPN NFL 2K5), the NBA 2K series (NBA 2K3-ESPN NBA 2K5), NHL 2K (NHL 2K3-ESPN NHL 2K5), Gunvalkyrie, Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future, Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller, House of the Dead III (with the Mad Catz light gun), Otogi: Myth of Demons and Panzer Dragoon: Orta, as well as NCAA College Football 2K3, Spartan: Total Warrior, Sonic Heroes and Outrun 2.
Sega Dreamcast sequels announced for Xbox was what made me beg my parents for one and I still love a lot of those games to this day
It was crazy time when in less than a year SEGA went from exiting the console industry forever to spreading their library out between their biggest rivals and competitors. Back in the 90s we never thought we'd see Sonic on a Nintendo console, or SEGA putting some of their best exclusives on a console made by the same company that gave us the dreaded Blue Screen Of Death lol!
my first xbox came with JSRF and sega gt 2002, and i couldnt be happier that it did
When I bought my XBOX I got the combo pack with it.
Great video! Really enjoyed it a lot. Do more like these! I agree with your idea to transition to Sega games after their consoles era.
For people who still play and collect for it it's also a good time to do so. I found shenmue 2 with the DVD and manual included at my local game store for like 6 bucks. Most Xbox games are still pretty affordable so if you're into that it's a good system to collect for at least for now.
Never have an xbox, Saturn or Dreamcast, just playing a bit at my cousins house in 93 (sonic the hedgehog), and at my Junior High friends back in 98 (MK 2, MK3, WWE Wrestlemania, and Contra HardCorps) . But Sega leaves deep impression in my youth after only knew game in NES
I’ll never forget getting an Xbox for the first time and having a 55 pound suitcase that I would literally load the Xbox and my PS two up in for a weekend getaway to my buddies house where we would play LAN Battle multiplayer in halo throughout the entire house with TVs in each bedroom and the living room and even a TV in the kitchen!! Some bedrooms were upstairs and so we had LAN Cables ran out the windows upstairs, back in through the windows downstairs to the TVs that were in the living room and dining room!!!
We had so much fun playing Halo- nothing had ever been quite like it before on that level at least?! I would always have the PS two for when things quiet down at night and it was time to play Grandtheft auto San Andreas or Gran Turismo threea spec or maybe Tekken tag tournament two or Tekken four..
It truly was such a great time and gaming and I wish things were as good we’re all video games are concerned nowadays and they weren’t such “gambling oriented“ loot box driven storefronts.. but this is why I still maintain playing many single player games to this day even games that look like they would’ve came out 30+ years ago!! With single player games the experience is centered around you, the player and this is something that most multiplayer games cannot emulate- at least in the beginning of multiplayer when it was first starting to take off games like Call of Duty® modern warfare one and modern warfare two and black ops one and two I think carried equal entertaining experiences in their single player campaigns as well as their multiplayer endless experiences? Gran Turismo five as well as the Forza series also made very fun games that were fun to play Weather you were playing online with a bunch of your friends or if you wanted to just have the game to yourself and have some fun for a few hours?
Either way I’m thankful gaming is something that we can all enjoy and we should never take it for granted!
You had to have a Dreamcast, PS2, GameCube and Xbox back in the early 2000s to play all the Sega games. I wish the Sega Dreamcast could've held on for a year or two longer. Or did a SNK type approach, kept making DC games but also port things to the other current platforms.
Gunvalkyrie being backwards compat was such an amazing thing on modern Xboxes. I really wish they'd start that program up again. I was buying old games frequently. I guess not enough folks were...but most people I've talked to had no idea they even COULD still buy the games, thinking they had to get discs. Killed by its own lack of marketing. I wonder if the TabletPC PM was in charge of back compat....
Seriously though..grab Otogi and 2 on Series. It looks EXCELLENT rendered at 4K.
Recently (finally) grabbed PD:Orta from a local used shop. Amazing when updated and on a new system.
Great vid, great content! Big Sega Fan myself, love your work!
Outrun 2006 deserves a modern port. I don't play alot of racing games but Outrun 2006 looks right up my alley
I love this era of Sega. They made so many great games across all three consoles of the time. Most of them were system exclusive too. But for some reason, no one bought them. It’s tragic.
Also, I’ll never forget the first time I played Panzer Dragoon Orta. Truly the best game on the OG Xbox imo.
I got my Xbox with THPS2x, Amped Snowboarding and NFL Fever 2002 but quickly built a large collection, it seemed like that generation the games just got better and better every year! Of course from Sega I had NFL 2K5, NBA 2K5, JSRF, Panzer Dragoon Orta and Shenmue 2 just to name the heavy hitters.
great video. love the flashbacks to the good old days 20 years ago