Twin-stick time.
Released in arcades in the mid-’90s, Sega’s Virtual On: Cyber Troopers immediately caught the attention of coin-op fans thanks to its unique twin-stick control method, intense arena-based action, and selection of eye-catching mechs designed by Hajime Katoki (famous for his work on the Mobile Suit Gundam series).
Ported to the Saturn at the close of 1996, the 32-bit console struggled to accurately replicate the grandiose nature of the arcade version (although Sega did go the extra mile and release a bespoke twin-stick controller for domestic use).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Twin-stick time.
Released in arcades in the mid-’90s, Sega’s Virtual On: Cyber Troopers immediately caught the attention of coin-op fans thanks to its unique twin-stick control method, intense arena-based action, and selection of eye-catching mechs designed by Hajime Katoki (famous for his work on the Mobile Suit Gundam series).
Ported to the Saturn at the close of 1996, the 32-bit console struggled to accurately replicate the grandiose nature of the arcade version (although Sega did go the extra mile and release a bespoke twin-stick controller for domestic use).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
