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Fan Scene: Beats of Rage mods for your Dreamcast

Monday, April 25th, 2011

Trust the fan scene to keep the Dreamcast alive!

DCEvolution have put together a page of Beats of Rage mods for the Dreamcast. Some are old and some are new. They all use the fantastic OpenBOR engine and generally offer some great beat-em-up action for Dreamcast owners needing to scratch that itch. There’s some wonderfully weird mods like an Ed, Edd & Eddy one, an Elfen Lied one and of course, a Kill Bill one!

Click here to be taken to the download page for the mods.

So what are you waiting for? Click here to grab some great, free, beat-em-up action for your Dreamcast. Grab a copy of Discjuggler from here (to burn the game images) and some blank CDs and you’ll be on your way!

[Source: DCEvolution]

Fan Scene: Golden Axe Myth Released

Monday, April 25th, 2011

Golden Axe Myth is a new Golden Axe fangame developed using OpenBOR; a Streets of Rage-style engine made specifically to power the development of side-scrolling beat-em-ups. The game has recently been released along with a downloadable soundtrack and art ‘book’.

You can get all three by visiting the site using this link.

Unlike a lot of OpenBOR games, the graphics for Golden Axe Myth are completely drawn from the ground up giving the game a completely unique look. Take a look at some gameplay footage below:

[Source: SEGAShiro]

Fan Scene: Sonic the Hedgehog Classic Released

Friday, March 18th, 2011

We’ve spoken about Hez’s Sonic the Hedgehog Classic before and had much praise for it. Sonic Classic is a 16 bit style fan-game created in MMF. The project has come along leaps and bounds since the last time we mentioned it. So much so that it’s finally been released!

You can download the game from our mirrored links here:
Full game with music
Full game without music

For a little look at what’s included, here’s the game’s trailer again:

Have fun!

[Source: Sonic Retro Forums]

Fan Scene: Sonic 2K6 2D Final Version Released

Tuesday, February 8th, 2011

4 years ago, BlazeHedgehog (infamous for his fan-game ‘Sonic: The Fated Hour’) was developing a 2D remake of Sonic the Hedgehog 06.

Why remake one of the worst Sonic games of all time? Blaze explains that he was disappointed by the game’s release as all the pre-release hype promised “a High-Def, Next-Generation return to the good parts of the original Sonic Adventure” which was obviously appealing to most Sonic fans at the time.

Unfortunately, all hope for the project was lost when Blaze encountered computer problems which meant he hasn’t been able to access the source material for 4 years.

Earlier this year Blaze finally managed to gain access to the source material and has to decided to polish up the game and release it as is (approximately 85% complete) as he doesn’t have the time to finish it completely.

Check out the below trailer to see what the final release includes:

You can download the game for free by following this link. It’s a frantic little affair that is tremendous fun to play and well worth your time. You can read more about the game by clicking here.

[Source: Sonic Fan Games HQ Forums]

Fan Scene: Sonic 2 HD Teaser Trailer

Monday, January 17th, 2011

Sonic 2 HD; the fan-recreation of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has released a brand new teaser trailer. The trailer shows some of the first footage of the fan-game and promises the release of a playable alpha version ‘soon’. Check it out:

The official Sonic 2 HD site can be accessed by clicking here. 3 additional screenshots and 2 wallpapers can be obtained from there.

[Source: Eurogamer]

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