If you’ve been living under a rock the past month or so, then there’s the slightest chance you may not be privy to the super-promising new Mega Drive/Genesis – and now Dreamcast – game Xeno Crisis. It hit Kickstarter nearly a month ago, and was completely funded in two-ish days.
There’s no arcade racing series quite like SEGA Rally. The first game, SEGA Rally Championship 95 not only shifted the goal posts in the genre – it was among the first in the 3D space to change your traction depending on the racing surface – it’s directly credited by Codemasters themselves as the inspiration for the Colin McRae Rally games, and more besides. All the ports of the original game were sterling, and though SEGA Rally 2 was great in the arcades, on the Dreamcast, well… let’s just say that calling it a technical disaster is putting it rather mildy.
And while I’d like to take a deep-dive into the series at a later date, we’re here for SEGA Racing Studio’s SEGA Rally 3, and it’s various incarnations, so let’s get down to business.
Sup’ all – my name is Robbie! I’m a Gamer of a certain vintage – 35 and proud of it! Sort of. Okay, it’s fine.
It’s all fine.
I’ll get straight to the point now, before I type a million words about myself.
Things I like (and funnily enough, things I’ll be covering) are as follows:
