Difference between revisions of "Bootleg Sampler"
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'''''Bootleg Sampler''''', despite its name, is an official [[Sega Saturn]] demo disc packaged with new consoles for a period in both North America and Europe. Like later demo discs, it features a number of playable demos and movie clips. | '''''Bootleg Sampler''''', despite its name, is an official [[Sega Saturn]] demo disc packaged with new consoles for a period in both North America and Europe. Like later demo discs, it features a number of playable demos and movie clips. | ||
Three variants of the Bootleg Sampler were released among the US and Europe, with small differences. The first version (US), contains three playable demos and eight videos, while the second version added a playable demo for ''[[Bug!]]'' (rather than the video presented in the first). The third version was the PAL release, which was identical to the second other than certain PAL related messages. The ''Bug!'' FMV is still on the game disc for the second USA and PAL release. | Three variants of the Bootleg Sampler were released among the US and Europe, with small differences. The first version (US), contains three playable demos and eight videos, while the second version added a playable demo for ''[[Bug!]]'' (rather than the video presented in the first). The third version was the PAL release, which was identical to the second other than certain PAL related messages. The ''Bug!'' FMV is still on the game disc for the second USA and PAL release. | ||
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| + | The PAL version was distributed with issue #3 of the UK's ''[[Sega Saturn Magazine]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 08:54, 30 October 2012
| Bootleg Sampler | |||||
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| System(s): Sega Saturn | |||||
| Publisher: Sega | |||||
| Developer: Sega | |||||
| Developer(s) of original games: Realtime Associates, Sega AM3, Sega | |||||
| Game total: 4 (3 in the first version) | |||||
| Number of players: 1 | |||||
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Bootleg Sampler, despite its name, is an official Sega Saturn demo disc packaged with new consoles for a period in both North America and Europe. Like later demo discs, it features a number of playable demos and movie clips.
Three variants of the Bootleg Sampler were released among the US and Europe, with small differences. The first version (US), contains three playable demos and eight videos, while the second version added a playable demo for Bug! (rather than the video presented in the first). The third version was the PAL release, which was identical to the second other than certain PAL related messages. The Bug! FMV is still on the game disc for the second USA and PAL release.
The PAL version was distributed with issue #3 of the UK's Sega Saturn Magazine.
Contents
Playable Demos
- Bug! (Only playable in the second and third versions. The first US version contains a Bug! FMV rather than said demo).
- Clockwork Knight 2
- Sega Rally Championship
- World Series Baseball
Videos
- Bug! (Only in the first US version. The second and third versions contain a playable demo of Bug!, instead of the video).
- Daytona USA
- NHL All-Star Hockey
- Mystaria - The Realms of Lore
- Panzer Dragoon
- Virtua Cop
- Virtua Fighter 2
- Wing Arms
- a compilation video, containing clips from Ghen War, Cyber Speedway, Virtua Fighter Remix, Black Fire, Astal, Mr. Bones, Congo the Movie: The Lost City of Zinj and The Mansion of Hidden Souls.
Physical Scans
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