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I've busy for the last few months with this project that is game preservation related. I am excited to hear what you guys think, and which results you get from it. Here is a small description of what it is: MDFourier is an open source software solution created to compare audio signatures...

But the saturn is in the horizon anyway. We just need to get Saturn programmers/hackers interested. By the way, it was released yesterday for the Playstation =)

I just got the Limited edition Box, and am ready to (try) and save Sega with my own hands!!!! Although I don't understand all, my limited Japanese does give me a glimpse of what is going on. I hope to one day be able to fully play this beauty,.

As you can see from the (low quality) code it was done several years ago. At the time I worked at a place that happened to have Softimage 3D, version 3 something. It was the first version named "3D", that I know for sure. But it wasn't really the version but a couple of plug ins for game...

I'd go for it blindly... if everything is in working condition and games are complete, It would be a no brainer...

I did document that in the page, maybe not as clear though: "I am positive that the digitized audio didn't change a bit in all of these three disc, I have not checked with real detail the CDDA tracks except for the Mega/Sega CD difference with the European one." I've checked some of the game...

All the details are there under the Information and comparative link. Please tell me what you think and if you can help. I can at least tell that the text didn't change a single bit, but the amount of different bytes on the file is roughly 600 kb.... too much to be nothing at all. Sample Disc...

I've been able to play Japanese titles in my Nomad without any modification. Also UK titles (Zero Wing).

It is from July the 22th to July the 25th ...

Or we could organize meeting in a convention of some sort too... I am goi g to the Comicon (at San Diego) this year... If anyone want to meet there... (I don't think you'll come where I live at)

2-3 am.... I need to change that habit though... I am not getting any younger =P

And here's a pic of the stuff, although the layout has changed a bit and I found a nice plastic drawer to have the pads stored and accesible without the mess. The Genesis/Saturn/Sega Cd stuff is not here.. I'll take a pic of that later though. That on teh far right are the PS2, GC and Xbox games.

I am really glad to see thsi collections.. I am not currently at home but will take pics of the collection tonight.. althoug it is not quite as impressive as some already presented.. here are some of the pics I have stored (they are not actual, but close enough)

I did buy the thingy.... You know I am teh kind of guy that when bleemcast for GT2 was announced was capable of going into teh Chicago Slums mall to find a copy and returned in less than 30 minutes via subway to a bussines dinner. In other words, when theer is software that has no chance of...

COnfirmed from another source: http://www.ferrago.com/story/3868

!? I've done nothing to deserve fans :P Back on topic, I was completely alienated when I first saw that logo.... It is not ugly, but it is not SEGA. I sincerely hope that Resident_Lurker is right, and it sounds only natural too.. They can't drop years to the garbage like that. I felt...

Apparently the new logo for the company has been defined: http://images.hosteol.com/news//310504155603_1big.jpg

I think there is a mistake ther, since the Japanese Sega AGES release is for "Monaco GP" not "Super Monaco GP" it is one of the best Sega AGES 2500 though.

Haven't you guys tried teh Sega AGES version of VR for the PS2? I bet you'll like it, so far the best home version of VR I think... (at least one of the most true to the original in those 11 games)

I will put it simply. Elegance in design and pefect execution in development, backed up by a good and fresh concept. Few games fall in that category.