When is the last time Data East has released a really good game?
Maybe Karate Champ in 1984... Oh yeah, there was Fighter's HIstory, but
that was just a complete rip-off of Street Fighter. I'd much rather have
another company supporting Saturn, Data East has proved nothing to me in
the past.
BG
2 Sports Games, 1 Football and 1 Baseball (developed by Blue Sky...they
made World Series Baseball series as well as College Football National
Championship, Joe Montana Football series, Ren & Stimpy, Jurassic Park...
)
Minesesota Fats Pool Legend - To be released very early August Hopefully.
Defcon 5 - looks Awesome!!!!
Creature Shock - the very popular PC-CD version gets Upgraded!!
Dark Sun Shattered Lands - This RPG will waste anything out there!
Dark Legend - If I am right, this is the freakin' awesome fighting game
from the Sega Titan Arcade game. If not, I'm wrong.
All these titles you should be seeing very soon!! Data East is giving
Saturn it's fullest attention. All of the above games will rock the
gaming community. Be sure to put your name on the waiting list for these
games at your nearest game store!! Data East Rulz! SOA sux till we get
some gamez from them;-)
-Bowling-Ball-Head-
lor...@aol.com
Nate
Pete
Millenium is also a well known developer. They also develop for the PC
and Amiga line of computers. All I can think of is James Pond (I think).
Maybe Diggers.
Like what? What Saturn games does Data East have coming in the US any time
soon?
Data East Announces Major Sports Alliance with
BlueSky Software
May 25, 1995(San Jose, CA)( Data East USA is pleased to announce a
multi-product agreement with leading sports game developer, BlueSky
Software. The alliance will establish Data East's commitment to the sports
category for the new 32-bit platforms, with baseball and football releases
scheduled over the next few years for the Sony Playstation and Sega
Saturn.
BlueSky Software has developed a reputation as one of the top sports game
developers in the industry with a string of top-five titles for the Sega
Genesis over the past three years including: World Series Baseball,
College Football's National Championship, and NFL Sports Talk Football
'94.
BlueSky's sports titles have consistently garnered high praise and awards
from the game industry press. Die Hard Game Fan, in their review of
College Football's National Championship, stated, "If you're looking for a
good college football game, look no further. With an outstanding play
book, great graphics and sound, season play with stats, and tremendous
play mechanics, you can't find a better college game unless you enroll."
World Series Baseball received several best sports game of the year awards
and it's sequel, World Series '95 is acknowledged as the high water mark
at which competitors must shoot. According to VideoGames Magazine, " World
Series Baseball remains the ultimate in cartridge baseball...."
"Words can't describe how excited we are to have this agreement with
BlueSky, " enthused Mike Meyers, director of product development for Data
East. "BlueSky has a superlative track record in the sports genre as a
creator of original designs that combine realism with exciting game play."
"We're looking forward to forging a long prosperous relationship between
our company and Data East," commented George Kiss, president of BlueSky
Software. "They have a long, successful history worldwide in both the
coin-op and consumer gaming arenas. With this partnership, we expect to be
as dominant in the 32-bit game market as we've been on 16-bit machines."
BlueSky Software/Data East
BlueSky Software was founded in 1988 and during the past couple of years
has produced some of Sega of America's biggest selling Genesis titles
including: Jurassic Park, Looney Tunes: Desert Demolition, Shadowrun and
the aforementioned sports games. BlueSky Software is a California
corporation based in San Diego.
Data East USA is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Data East Corporation of
Tokyo, Japan, that has over 16 years experience in the US video game
business. The company is a multi-
million dollar supplier of coin-operated video games redemption games, and
a third-party licensee for Nintendo, Sega, Sony, and 3DO. Releases from
Data East include classic
arcade titles such as: Karate Champ, Robocop, Karnov, Bad Dudes, and
BurgerTime and consumer hits like: the Joe & Mac series, the Side Pocket
series, Captain America and the Avengers, Bo Jackson Baseball, and
Shadowrun.
If you have any ? e-mail me
Pete
Data East On-Line