We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Revolution X
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Player's Review
Sega genesis port of Revolution X featuring Aerosmith. The game is a lot closer to the arcade gameplay than the snes version although the secret/hidden routes are still missing. The graphics are completely redrawn compared with the snes and the sound isn't that good. The music does sound like its come right out of a Road Rash Game.
However, the gameplay is much better as stuff that's supposed to be destructible is destructible in this version, and you can save more of women. The higher resolution allows more to happen on the screen and doesn't suffer as much slowdown as the snes port. Again the hardest wing to find was in the warehouse section where you have to shot a crate that's almost offscreen!
It is strange that even though both this and the snes version have been ported by rage software, the two games are quite different in how they reproduce scenes from the arcade original. Both contain a few screens not in the other.
However, the gameplay is much better as stuff that's supposed to be destructible is destructible in this version, and you can save more of women. The higher resolution allows more to happen on the screen and doesn't suffer as much slowdown as the snes port. Again the hardest wing to find was in the warehouse section where you have to shot a crate that's almost offscreen!
It is strange that even though both this and the snes version have been ported by rage software, the two games are quite different in how they reproduce scenes from the arcade original. Both contain a few screens not in the other.
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