http://arstechnica.com/journals/thumbs.ars/2006/3/5/3064
Whoa. O_o Apparently it's the only copy in existence, and this guy just paid over $2000 for a single level of an ancient game. Hardcore.
Interesting, I've never even heard of the game before.
But I can see why they canned it, the Saturn was a very dead system.
Something broke.
Working on it
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Page blowed up.
sounds like somthing i would do.
Wow, that's rad.
I ran into a guy working at Albertsons, which is a supermarket. He had a limited editon Sonic leather jacket, and I asked him about it. He said he won it in an onilne contest and that it's one of the very few left around. I was liike.....daaaang!
I want this game. I really do.
Neat, but theres got to be more than one copy.
I think I've heard of this game somewhere. Wasn't Sega of America making this, and then Sega of Japan was all like "**** no!", and made SoA quit developing it?
This guy has to be either a Sonic super-freak, or had just won the lottery and has no idea what to spend the money on.
If you wondering about this game, read about it here.
[URL="http://www.lostlevels.org/200403/200403-xtreme.shtml"]http://www.lostlevels.org/200403/200403-xtreme.shtml[/URL]
whoa @.@! It is true, there was only one copy! Sega threw away all the E3 demo's they had there!
And i was curious about the virtual boy stuff.. cuz i have all 6 american games. (the system broke long ago however)... found out the system was only going for $30 or so... and the games were like.. $2... VirtualRealityZone got my hopes up :(
I happen to own a game demo.Some crazy dude gave it to me.he was all "Here,take it!!!It`s driving me crazy!!"And he freaked out!!