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Burning Rangers

Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:33 pm
by Egregore
What a great game this is. It was released on the Saturn but something about it has that "Dreamcast feel". One of Sonic Teams under appreciated masterpieces. Unfortunately it was overshadowed by Sonic Adventure, which was released in the same year.

some high quality gameplay footage i found on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQZlpVsXkB4


This game really plays great with the 3D control pad.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 4:48 pm
by mazonemayu
it's one of those game I'd loved to see on the dreamcast rather than on the saturn...

but a great game indeed, I also love it

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 6:07 pm
by dark
I'm thinking the game engine, chase cam, and graphic style is remniscent of PSO. Obviously this looks like a bit faster more arcadey style, but PSO otherwise seems like an upgrade in every way.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 6:17 pm
by monster9000
That's a great game. I love the way the graphics look. This and virtua fighter 2 were the first 2 games I got for the saturn back in 00'

The weirdest thing is the lack of music. I bet they could have made a great sound track to this game. It's the inspiration I got from this game that made me become a volunteer firefighter. (and my stepdad)

I rate it 9/10

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 12:39 am
by Egregore
Just picked up a copy of this on Ebay tonight!

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2015 11:28 pm
by Charlton
Want to play it never got the chance. Trying to find a copy that won't cost me to take out a loan. lol.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2015 11:38 pm
by scaryred24
Charlton wrote:Want to play it never got the chance. Trying to find a copy that won't cost me to take out a loan. lol.
If you can understand Japanese, you can always buy the import for like $40 USD. Otherwise, it would of been cheaper to buy the US or PAL than to buy a copy of Rosetta Stone.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2015 11:56 pm
by Charlton
scaryred24 wrote:
Charlton wrote:Want to play it never got the chance. Trying to find a copy that won't cost me to take out a loan. lol.
If you can understand Japanese, you can always buy the import for like $40 USD. Otherwise, it would of been cheaper to buy the US or PAL than to buy a copy of Rosetta Stone.

My wife and i are going to learn Japanese in preparation of taking a trip there but no i can't speak a bit of it right now. And i really like getting into the story of a game if i can otherwise i would buy the Japanese version. I heard that hearing your team guide you through the fires adds a lot to the game.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 1:10 am
by scaryred24
Charlton wrote:My wife and i are going to learn Japanese in preparation of taking a trip there but no i can't speak a bit of it right now. And i really like getting into the story of a game if i can otherwise i would buy the Japanese version. I heard that hearing your team guide you through the fires adds a lot to the game.
It sort of does make it feel like you are not completely isolated doing your job in the game. The narrative is the only way to find out how to get through the game, but sadly due to how complex the English language actually is that gimmick is somewhat broken during translation so you may get the wrong information from the AI and get lost in the claustrophobic levels. The gimmick also becomes unavailable at the last quarter of the game, but I'm not going to explain why because it will spoil the whole plot of the game. Overall, its a must own for any Saturn collector.

Re: Burning Rangers

Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 2:18 am
by Charlton
scaryred24 wrote:
Charlton wrote:My wife and i are going to learn Japanese in preparation of taking a trip there but no i can't speak a bit of it right now. And i really like getting into the story of a game if i can otherwise i would buy the Japanese version. I heard that hearing your team guide you through the fires adds a lot to the game.
It sort of does make it feel like you are not completely isolated doing your job in the game. The narrative is the only way to find out how to get through the game, but sadly due to how complex the English language actually is that gimmick is somewhat broken during translation so you may get the wrong information from the AI and get lost in the claustrophobic levels. The gimmick also becomes unavailable at the last quarter of the game, but I'm not going to explain why because it will spoil the whole plot of the game. Overall, its a must own for any Saturn collector.
Yeah I gotta get it for sure!