I was just playing Chase HQ and noticed the game has some voices. Even though they are not of great quality, it has surprised me, because I don't think there are too many games with voices included. The only other ones I can remember are Blazing Lazers and Time Cruise, and I'm not even sure if they were really "voices". What are some other examples in the TG library?
Bravoman!
Soldier Blade has some voices. Samurai Ghost does, also.
Quote from: Sadler on 06/25/2013, 02:33 PMBravoman!
Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
Would shut you f****** mouth already??
Klax has a few voices.
Champions Forever is full of voices.
Shockman?
TV Sports games
Andre Panza
Devil's Crush has some laughter and SNES/FFVI opera house style singing.
Splatterhouse
BlaZing LaZerZ
Battle Royale
Bomberman '93
Ballistix
Ninja Spirit
Jacki Chan
Vigilante
Space Harrier
Hit the Ice
IIRC Street Fighter II' had some voices here and there too. But I might be wrong on that.
Quote from: Tatsujin on 06/25/2013, 09:12 PMIIRC Street Fighter II' had some voices here and there too. But I might be wrong on that.
Not Turbo enough. Too PC Engine-y. :P
Quote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 09:29 PMQuote from: Tatsujin on 06/25/2013, 09:12 PMIIRC Street Fighter II' had some voices here and there too. But I might be wrong on that.
Not Turbo enough. Too PC Engine-y. :P
Ah yeah right. Way too much of a difference there :P
Not that ca. 90% of the above games came out on le PCE first before ported to the wimpy TG :P
There are probably 100 PCE HuCard games with voice samples and 150+ with samples in general.
World Class Baseball!
After Burner keeps spamming "FIREFIREFIREFIRE" just like the original.
Quote from: The Old Rover on 06/25/2013, 04:15 PMChampions Forever is full of voices.
I love how creative they were with voice sampling reusing.
Quote from: guest on 06/26/2013, 01:06 AMAfter Burner keeps spamming "FIREFIREFIREFIRE" just like the original.
THE ENEMY!
Quote from: guest on 06/26/2013, 01:06 AMAfter Burner keeps spamming "FIREFIREFIREFIRE" just like the original.
In other words, just like a BOSS!!
I like how After Burner III on the Sega CD even adds in a "Whoo!" whenever a missile just barely misses you.
Not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but Power Tennis. It's a later game for the PCE and it has remarkably clear voice samples as a result.
Quote from: Tatsujin on 06/25/2013, 09:44 PMQuote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 09:29 PMNot Turbo enough. Too PC Engine-y. :P
Ah yeah right. Way too much of a difference there :P
Yup! SO much difference that we need a TurboGrafx sub-forum and a PC Engine sub-forum on this very site. God forbid we combine the two. WAY TOO DIFFERENT@! #notevensimilar
Fighting Street is one of the Turboest games and it features infamous voice samples.
As EGM's review put it in 1990: "...and last, but certainly the least, we come to the rotting rat carcass of voice samples employed in this game...the stench is so bad that it will induce immediate vomiting, even if you live in New Jersey or Ohio (and, therefore, have a stomach for far worse). "
Quote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 04:26 PMShockman?
Now if you could tell me what Shockman and Shockshade are saying then we could document it!!
Has anyone mentioned Vigilante?
I thought it was "Heya copper"
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 06/28/2013, 03:10 PMI thought it was "Heya copper"
This is closer to what I hear if I listen closely. I saw a reviewer on you tube suggest it was HI YO CAMI. I thought is was hillarious. the video has since been taking down, man I wish I had saved it.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 06/26/2013, 02:54 AMQuote from: Tatsujin on 06/25/2013, 09:44 PMQuote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 09:29 PMNot Turbo enough. Too PC Engine-y. :P
Ah yeah right. Way too much of a difference there :P
Yup! SO much difference that we need a TurboGrafx sub-forum and a PC Engine sub-forum on this very site. God forbid we combine the two. WAY TOO DIFFERENT@! #notevensimilar
I've never got the reason behind this "separation" in the first place anyway.
Quote from: turboswimbz on 06/28/2013, 03:14 PMQuote from: Joe Redifer on 06/28/2013, 03:10 PMI thought it was "Heya copper"
This is closer to what I hear if I listen closely. I saw a reviewer on you tube suggest it was HI YO CAMI. I thought is was hillarious. the video has since been taking down, man I wish I had saved it.
It's not nearly as bad as that that "break the pass" voice sample (or whatever the hell the guy's saying, that's up for debate) in Blades of Steel on the NES.
But going back to Power Tennis, it truly is some of the clearest on the console in stark contrast to Vigilante, almost to the point where it's kinda creepy... "LOVE-15! DEUCE! LET!" :P
Quote from: SmaMan on 06/29/2013, 04:12 AMQuote from: turboswimbz on 06/28/2013, 03:14 PMQuote from: Joe Redifer on 06/28/2013, 03:10 PMI thought it was "Heya copper"
This is closer to what I hear if I listen closely. I saw a reviewer on you tube suggest it was HI YO CAMI. I thought is was hillarious. the video has since been taking down, man I wish I had saved it.
It's not nearly as bad as that that "break the pass" voice sample (or whatever the hell the guy's saying, that's up for debate) in Blades of Steel on the NES.
But going back to Power Tennis, it truly is some of the clearest on the console in stark contrast to Vigilante, almost to the point where it's kinda creepy... "LOVE-15! DEUCE! LET!" :P
TRUTH: Davis Cup Tennis has super-clear voice samples and SFX.
I compared SF2' on PCE to Genesis recently. I was trying to explain to a friend how bad the Genesis sound chip was, that comparison pretty much got my point across.
PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion => Topic started by: Damon Plus on 06/25/2013, 02:21 PM