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While Sony and the Playstation console had the Armored Core series of games, Sega found themselves again without something comparable. Sure, on the Sega Saturn we had Gun Griffon thanks to Working Designs but on the Sega Dreamcast there was nothing stateside to compare. In Japan they had Frame Gride which was about as close […]
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Sega Dreamcast Giant Mecha Battle Game Frame Gride English Translation Released
August 4th, 2016 
Carl Williams 
Posted in News, Sega 
Tags: armored core, dreamcast, English Patch, fan, frame gride, giant mech, mecha, retro, retro gaming, retrogaming, sega, translation 
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Ring of Red Shows Alternate History after World War II on PlayStation 2 – Today in History – March 12th, 2001
March 12th, 2016 Carl Williams It is historical fact that Germany and Japan lost World War II. Ring of Red tells the story of an alternate history where Japan was conquered by both Soviet and American forces. This has led to a North Korea/South Korea situation that is rife with troubles. Seriously, Harry Turtledove could have a field day in […]
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Posted in News, Playstation 2, Sony Tags: Armored Fighting Walker, Germany, japan, konami, mecha, Ring of Red, World War II No Comments »
Vay Brings Phantasy Star Role Playing to the Sega CD: Today in History- April 14th, 1994
April 13th, 2014 Carl Williams The Sega CD was known for one thing, other than a lot of full motion video games. That was animated introductions. Vay came to North America via Working Designs with a fully animated Anime style introduction that told the story. Interspersed throughout the game, at key moments, additional animation is used to further the story.
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Posted in iPhone, News, Portables, Sega, Sega CD Tags: anime, final fantasy, mecha, phantasy star, role playing game, rpg, vay, working designs 6 Comments »
