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*[https://www.reddit.com/r/gamecollecting/comments/53ofua/sega_experts_i_need_info_pga_tour_golf_for/ Link] WHAAAAT. Okay okay. So. These HeartBeat versions were entirely different releases; you'd have to purchase an entirely new game. Okay wow. This means a lot for the remainder of the unreleased Catalyst games, namely: 1) Were some of these unreleased games actually released? (Outworld?) 2) The HeartBeat version of NHLPA Hockey '93 very likely exists (as backed up by marketing stating it's more or less available "now". 3) Seriously I can't believe these were actually manufactured and sold. Wow. If the actual hardware only had a 1000 unit run, these later 1994-ish games couldn't have had a larger run (probably something smaller.) 4) Find out why all of these HeartBeat rare releases/protos/marketing material are being found in the same city (who moved there and got liquidated?) ALSO: Image of the NHLPA Hockey box [https://imgur.com/a/AVZsurB here]. | *[https://www.reddit.com/r/gamecollecting/comments/53ofua/sega_experts_i_need_info_pga_tour_golf_for/ Link] WHAAAAT. Okay okay. So. These HeartBeat versions were entirely different releases; you'd have to purchase an entirely new game. Okay wow. This means a lot for the remainder of the unreleased Catalyst games, namely: 1) Were some of these unreleased games actually released? (Outworld?) 2) The HeartBeat version of NHLPA Hockey '93 very likely exists (as backed up by marketing stating it's more or less available "now". 3) Seriously I can't believe these were actually manufactured and sold. Wow. If the actual hardware only had a 1000 unit run, these later 1994-ish games couldn't have had a larger run (probably something smaller.) 4) Find out why all of these HeartBeat rare releases/protos/marketing material are being found in the same city (who moved there and got liquidated?) ALSO: Image of the NHLPA Hockey box [https://imgur.com/a/AVZsurB here]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:35, 7 October 2021
To do
- Clarify the exact setup method, and what each individual cable/component does.
- Per a warning card shipped with the system, plugging two Catalyst adapters into a Mega Drive could damage the system.
CartridgeCulture (talk) 05:20, 7 October 2021 (EDT)
AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
- Link WHAAAAT. Okay okay. So. These HeartBeat versions were entirely different releases; you'd have to purchase an entirely new game. Okay wow. This means a lot for the remainder of the unreleased Catalyst games, namely: 1) Were some of these unreleased games actually released? (Outworld?) 2) The HeartBeat version of NHLPA Hockey '93 very likely exists (as backed up by marketing stating it's more or less available "now". 3) Seriously I can't believe these were actually manufactured and sold. Wow. If the actual hardware only had a 1000 unit run, these later 1994-ish games couldn't have had a larger run (probably something smaller.) 4) Find out why all of these HeartBeat rare releases/protos/marketing material are being found in the same city (who moved there and got liquidated?) ALSO: Image of the NHLPA Hockey box here.
- CartridgeCulture (talk) 01:53, 6 October 2021 (EDT)