Segaiden #014: Multivision Pt. II
Added 2021-06-09 11:11:24 +0000 UTCAnd that, thankfully, wraps it up for this little Sega sidebar on the Othello Multivision. Not the most impressive lineup, if you ask me!
When I recorded this episode's outro, I made a dismissive remark about someday covering the Epoch Super Cassette Vision, since it was a post-Famicom console and therefore falls under the purview of Video Works. But actually, after thinking about it, that seems like a pretty good idea, given that there's some interesting history packed in there. So good an idea, in fact, that I've rounded up a system and all but four SCV games in the month since recording the host segments...
Anyway. Here's an updated overview of the video plan for most of the rest of the year:
- JUNE: Patron request fulfillment jam
- JULY/AUG: Wrapping Game Boy Works 1990
- SEPT/OCT: Wrapping SG-1000
- NOV/DEC: Continuing NES Works 1988
- 2021: Mix of Famicom 1985, Master System 1986-88, NES Works 1988, and, yes, Super Cassette Vision.
Now I just need to find a working Casio PV-2000 and its games! Ha ha! Ha! Ha... sigh.
Comments
Jeremy, I'm sure you've caught it by now, but you called the James Bond game a Milton Bradley one instead of Parker Brothers.
Steve Martin
2021-06-17 14:04:56 +0000 UTCHorse racing simulations exist to lower your standards enough to prepare you for a life of losing your shirt and cultivating a taste for Old Crow. Also: I spent a couple of hours the other day looking for ANY mahjong game that ISN'T riichi mahjong, and other than 2 or 3 early-90s Windows releases, apparently video game versions of aaaany other version of mahjong don't exist??!? At least seeing a 3-player version has a little novelty to it.
Branwen Shoop
2021-06-09 13:44:21 +0000 UTC
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