D2 (Dreamcast)

[Trogdor2010]

Has anyone heard of this in name only sequel to D, which the only thing common is the game's actress (Laura). It's from director Kenji Eno when the Company WARP was going bankrupted. The game was controversial for some of it's content and Y2K conspiracy, but it was highly acclaimed for it's storytelling and cinematics (think a Horror Metal gear solid). The thing for me is something about the design of the creatures from the screens seems more disturbing than those of Resident Evil, as if they are humans being consumed in their transformation that makes them revolting, not transforming into some creature or Zombie. Has anyone played it before on the Dreamcast, I'm kind of tempted to look for one to play it.

[Secretagentnumber6]

I seem to remember playing it. Not sure if it was on the DC though. I think I may have had the PC version. It was pretty impressive from what I remember although I do not think I ever finished it.

[ChadFL]

Ugg... seeing that title I had hopes that maybe, just maybe my favorite video game system of all-time might get a successor. RIP Sega.

[Trogdor2010]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Ugg... seeing that title I had hopes that maybe, just maybe my favorite video game system of all-time might get a successor. RIP Sega.

I was somewhat surprised that Sega jumped out of the bandwagon so quickly, just in only few months when the PS2 came to North America, and it still had more dreamcast sold than the PS2 during that time. That's how failure to fund can do to you.

[Hayabusa85]

This game is why I hate when people refer to Diablo 2 as D2. Always confuses me. Like a ton of Dreamcast games it was an enjoyable underrated game that got ignored but I am proud to own it in my DC collection. Why couldn't Nintendo have died as a hardware company instead of Sega

[DetroitSportsFan]

I had the Japanese release on the Dreamcast. I remember liking it, but don't remember much about the game itself besides it being in the snow and fighting monsters.

[Trogdor2010]

Originally Posted by Spinoff360

This game is why I hate when people refer to Diablo 2 as D2. Always confuses me. Like a ton of Dreamcast games it was an enjoyable underrated game that got ignored but I am proud to own it in my DC collection. Why couldn't Nintendo have died as a hardware company instead of Sega

I read through your collection that you haven't beaten it. Why? I thought it was more of a movie type of game, not something you get stuck in easily?

[Propellarhead9]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Ugg... seeing that title I had hopes that maybe, just maybe my favorite video game system of all-time might get a successor. RIP Sega.

Supposedly SEGA is looking to get back into the console game.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Propellarhead9

Supposedly SEGA is looking to get back into the console game.

Huh? Don't get me wrong, Sega has made a nice comeback in the past year but I'm just not sure how they'd have the capital to support a console of their own. They also don't seem to have resources to support a large library of quality first party games like they use to. I'd LOVE to be proven wrong by Sega though.

[Zen_Amako]

I had the Japanese version for a while. Early in the game, there is a tentacle scene that I heard was cut from the North American version.

I mainly remember lots of slogging through the snow, trying to figure out where to go next.