Delisoba Deluxe = Hang-on + Cruis'n USA

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This is very cool to see!

It looks like fun but I'm not paying eBay prices for it:lol:

 

WTF! talk about bloody bad timing. I'm also uploading this tonight on to YouTube. What are the chances of that????? The video is sitting on my hardrive waiting to be uploaded when I get home in a few hours

Oh well, at least my video will be available in higher quality than YouTube offer. Yakumo

 

What's the game font used for the majority of menus and the high score table? I swear I've seen it before on another game.

 

Has this game ever been dumped? Looks like a fun little time waster but not £500+ worth of a time waster.

 

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I located one for a user here ages ago and played it then. Let's just say it leaves a lot to be desired.

Was developed by non other than Cave.

 

Put it one way, it's a million times better than Eyeful Home and Waltz. Two others which I own but nope, they've never been dumped nor will they or at least not by me. You don't shit on your own doorstep, now do you?

Yakumo

 

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That was my thinking. It's not going to impair on the price of the official disc because so few exist, collectors will always want a legit copy.

 

Still with me, you legend you!
(Got a sealed copy for only 5k yen more too. Steal imo ;-) )

 

As long as there's multiple copies out there. Far be it for me to tell people what to do with their own hard-earned possessions, but I'm always a tad concerned when a game is in the hands of extremely few people just in case it disappears into oblivion.

That aside, this looks like a rather interesting title after watching the Retro Core coverage.

 

That's because people want to play them and they are regular games. The dumping of a not for sale item will harm the value and rarity of the item more. Haven't you wondered why nobody EVER posted videos, screen shots or even decent scans of the game? It was to keep that mystery that surrounded it.

Personally I thought at least videos should be shown which is why I made one but under no circumstances would I ever dump it or Eyeful Home or Waltz. Well, tell a lie, I have dumped all three to use rather than the originals but they'll never leave the CDR they are dumped to.

Now, the dumping of an unreleased title is a whole new area as far as I'm concerned and one that I'd go for but let's not go in to that:nod:

Yakumo

 

Mh, are you sure about that? Rare hibaihins like Delisoba are exclusively sought after by die-hard collectors, those who only want to play it are not likely to spend 1000$ on it. So how could a bootleg decrease the value of an item that's only desirable for hardcore-collectors? Or, to put it in other words, why would someone decide not to spend 1000$ on a Saturn hibaihin anymore because he now has a sleazy CD-R?

I wouldn't be interested in a release because I want to buy it at some point anyway. I think it looks like a really fun game (Road Rash, anyone?) actually, but I'd want to play the original.

 

WORD!!

 

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What you see is all it is. You go round, either beat the time, or you don't. Track editor too to move the obstacles iirc.

 

This website reckons the game was based on Courier Crisis, is this true or just an assumption?

http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/05/0...up-akihabaras-top-10-expensive-classic-games/

It seems a tad hard to believe it was based on Courier Crisis given Courier Crisis was released in mid-1998.

 

And by a western developer.