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| both are good on emulation, I had Shadowrun for Genesis and beat it and still play it now, but I never had a snes so I've played a little of that version on emulation. I keep meaning to go back and try again, the two games are both well-regarded, but other than the name they have nothing in common.
I guess they both use that cheesy early 90s console 2d isometric view, but I'd say nothing else in common. /jeep/ ...this is one of my favorite RPGs for pen and paper, too. Just license to play vicious, evil bastards and be rewarded for it. Best cheesy sci fi b-movie violence ever. |
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The snes version is the same as the genisis version, isnt it >:( NT by 05/14/2005, 4:19am PDT  No. NT by 05/14/2005, 8:13am PDT They're actually extremely different NT by 05/14/2005, 11:39am PDT Which is better? NT by 05/14/2005, 12:30pm PDT SNES by a nose. by 05/14/2005, 12:51pm PDT Genesis had better hacking, but also lots of boring mazes and aimless wandering NT by 05/14/2005, 4:32pm PDT They're very different by 05/14/2005, 2:28pm PDT I wish I could play the pnp game ON LINE by 05/15/2005, 10:26pm PDT |
