Radical Rex (Sega CD) Part 1
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in your monkey fckng face donkey kong 64, this is the true rap
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oh god 90's rap
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Nice video, I liked how you entered the options menu just to give us a glance. Do you know why doesn't this game have anything on its gameFAQ page? I want to know how many levels are they, it gets a little confusing because they repeat a lot and there isn't any sign about the levels. I was curious why isn't there much info about it.
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This is an Australian game.
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@EdmacZ Modren day rap is still good....matter of looking in the right places. if you want a taste of what proper new rap has got to offer, look up these tracks:-
Relax (Fashawn)
Hip hop (joell ortiz)
The soul (joe budden)
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You know what's funny? I've heard from different sources that Radical Rex CD does not work on the Sega CDX. But you know what? My copy plays just fine on my CDX!
I guess I'm just lucky.
tiakpark 8 months ago
@tiakpark It's probably just a rumor. =) Lots of rumors are around about the Sega CD. Including the 256 color rumor. ;)
glitchhunter09 8 months ago
@glitchhunter09 What's that?
tiakpark 8 months ago
@tiakpark Basically, the Sega CD was capable of displaying 256 colors onscreen via technical trickery. This rumor's not true and the only game said to use it is constantly debated as having it and not having it. I talked to the Executive Producer and Designer of the game in question (not this one, the one that's supposed to use the 256 colors.) and he said both sides of the argument were right. Not sure what that means as he likes to speak in riddles a lot. lol.
glitchhunter09 8 months ago
for a prehistoric game, i think chuck rock and bonk take top honors
benjamillion 8 months ago
@benjamillion Oh yeah, I agree tbh. Though, I grew up playing the SNES version of this as a kid. It was pretty fun. Though it's kind of cheesy, it's definitely work at least one playthrough. The Genesis and Sega CD versions have different layouts for the levels, and the final boss is different. Other than that, they're very similar, though the Genesis/Mega Drive and Sega CD games are harder and there's an enemy that only appears on higher difficulties that's in all dificulties on the SNES.
glitchhunter09 8 months ago