Great podcast guys! Adam is a really cool guy. We've been good buddies on YouTube for a while now and he's helped me out big time with my YouTube channel. I guess he's kind of my Dreamcast Sensei. lol
Another great podcast. I can relate to Adam's pain in getting to 100% with his japanese dreamcast collection. I got it into my head to acquire all of the dc games released in DVD style cases, so that my late release shmups, cosmic smash, and SGGG didn't look so lonely on my dreamcast shelf. I noticed some people just repackaged them in jewel cases with custom artwork, but I had to go out searching for orange pocket and it's ilk. The one I found hardest to acquire was Patisserie Nanyanko, and I'll probably never play it.
I'm something like less than 100 short of a full "at least one regional version per game" set, but I've sort of given up trying to get all the weird japanese stuff, especially the server-less coasters and sports games, but it's always sort of there in the back of my mind "you're almost there, finish it off"
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
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Great podcast guys! Adam is a really cool guy. We've been good buddies on YouTube for a while now and he's helped me out big time with my YouTube channel. I guess he's kind of my Dreamcast Sensei. lol
Monday, May 25, 2015
Thanks man! Yeah, he was a great guest, need to get him on again in the future.
Monday, May 25, 2015
Another great podcast. I can relate to Adam's pain in getting to 100% with his japanese dreamcast collection. I got it into my head to acquire all of the dc games released in DVD style cases, so that my late release shmups, cosmic smash, and SGGG didn't look so lonely on my dreamcast shelf. I noticed some people just repackaged them in jewel cases with custom artwork, but I had to go out searching for orange pocket and it's ilk. The one I found hardest to acquire was Patisserie Nanyanko, and I'll probably never play it.
I'm something like less than 100 short of a full "at least one regional version per game" set, but I've sort of given up trying to get all the weird japanese stuff, especially the server-less coasters and sports games, but it's always sort of there in the back of my mind "you're almost there, finish it off"
Wednesday, May 27, 2015