Shadowrun Genesis

Hey whats up? I am playing Shadowrun on emu right now, even after all this time I still love this game. Cyber combat and taking down huge corps mixed with magic and cool cyberware, it made this a great game.


Any Shadowrun fans?

either SNES, GENS, or Pen and paper?

actually i am. i got shadowrun for sega a long time ago.... i've beat it several times. too bad they never made another one...i do have some shadowrun books but not many people seem to be into it so i dont do the paper and pencil version. too bad too, its a cool game.

[Edited on 2-11-2003 by ThePrankMonkey]

hehe, i've beat it so many times.


I try to change it up and make it harder, pick the weaker runners and take them with me and make them strong.

Christ I am so bored right now.

actually look forward to work tomorrow

Sega Megadrive!!!

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Well duh, I think most gamers know that the Megadrive is the Eastern Hemisphere Version of the Genesis.

Originally posted by Lysergic
Well duh, I think most gamers know that the Megadrive is the Eastern Hemisphere Version of the Genesis.

Megadrive was before..

Genesis is just Megadrive renamed for some god damnt stupid reason!

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I know megadrive before, perhaps they just changed the name to Genesis because they thought it'd sell better under that name?


I can't think of any other reason?


Isn't SNES in Japan called Fiacom, or something like that?

It was CALLED some where as SUPER FAMICON..

yeah that was it, I guess that was its original japanese/eurasian name?


I use to always see it in the back of Nintendo Power mags... it looked the same just had some different colors.

They always change names when they put the japanese games out over here. They try to "jazz up" the name and make it sound less "Fruity" so it doesnt scare off us americans.

The Genesis was called the MEgadrive in the asian countries

The 8 bit NEs was called the FAMICOM (Family Computer) in Japan

the 16 bit SNES was called the SUPER FAMICOM in Japan and the asian countries

and the Turbo-grafx 16 was called the "PC ENGINE" in Japan (And was later called the TURBO DUO in America after NEC backed out of it)

Originally, the Sega Saturn was going to be called "Katana" I believe. Or was that the Dreamcast? It's been so long....