3D classics

splinters69

Anyone tried these yet? Thinking of getting Sonic but wondered if the 'update' did anything for a game I have played a dozen times before.

captainH

I have downloaded Sonic, Space Harrier and Hang-On. All excellent and just as I remember them. I wouldn't say anything new is brought to the games though. The 3D is nice but if you've played Sonic to death I doubt you will find anything fresh here.

splinters69

Cheers mate, I bought it anyway just for ol times sake

CAS FAN

Bought Super Hang On and it's fantastic, perfect for the 3ds.  Been hooked on it since last night and am disappointed with my ability at the game now lol.  I remember back to the MD days and I could beat this game easy on expert and now I can only get to stage 6 of beginner.  Can see me having to increase the time limit lol.  

Easily worth £4.50 though.  Bags of options, replays are a great touch, looks and runs superbly and the 3d works well too.  Can see my buying all of these classic Sega games.  Always loved GF2 so will probably get that next.

Shanew1705

Daft question, but is this a series of games on one cartridge or individual games you are talking about

vinvader

They're single game downloads from the e-shop for about £4.50 each.

Streets of rage and Shinobi 3 have now been added.

CAS FAN

Ooh both of those are tempting as well...

RottenFox

Streets of Rage is the first one, shows its age..Space Harrier and Super Hang On get my vote...can still finish Space Harrier on 1 life..impressed by my own sadness.

Cloysterpeteuk

For £4.50 I think I'd probably get something like Resi Mercenaries for 3DS. I think £2.99 would be a better price point for these, I prefer to get the classics like Sonic, Streets of Rage etc on ios for 69p.

CAS FAN

There worth every penny to me.  Plenty of options, good 3d modes and fantastic controls.  I've downloaded iOS ones before and just never play them as I really can't be doing with touch screen controls.

Doesn't seem long ago that I was lashing £40   on these and that's the equivalent of around £80 in today's money