D2 Review (Sega Dreamcast)

[@cubeb3]

Amazing. The first video I watched from you was Enemy Zero. It is great to see you finally revisit Kenji Eno. The first thing I observed about you was how eloquently concise you were and that still holds true. You can say everything without dragging a video. So nice to have you back in your element!

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

Thanks so much! That's really nice of you to say Bilal, and my hope it just that someone can get something out of this without pomp, face-cam and bias.

[@fearanger1]

Hhhhhooohh wow, I pleasantly cannot get over the idle walking through an isolated snowscape and that piano melody, the atmosphere and mood feels so well-crafted. I'll probably need to hunt this down at some point.

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

It's easy enough to find in GDI format online and using a Dreamcast emulator you'll get more or less the experience that was intended.

[@arzak1]

Great review, as always. Eno was one of the most interesting and brilliant game designer that ever worked in the industry. It's a shame it's name is barely remembered today!

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

Absolutely, a real genius and a truly tragic figure in video game history.

[@arzak1]

@@ItsCoolFromSaturn you're totally right

[@Philopean12]

Didn't even realise there was a d2. Looks solid. I will endeavour to add it to the collection.

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

Well definitely give it a try if you can! It's a real ride.

[@dad7275]

D2. I'll try to remember that one. I like the idea of survival, ect in snow covered landscapes

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

You get real atmosphere in this game so I think you'd enjoy it if you like that.

[@CasperEgas]

I haven't given it a real try yet. Bought it many years after the commercial life of the Dreamcast, because it wasn't released in Europe for some strange reason.

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

I remember a very brief mention of this in either Dreamcast or Official Dreamcast Magazine. It was one of those info boxes separate from a main article and apparently Warp couldn't find a European publisher and Sega didn't think it would sell well enough in Europe to publish it.

[@gurriato]

I cannot fathom how anyone can like this. It is a disaster as a game and even worse as a movie. Every scene is incompetently written and directed to a point it makes David Cage's games look acceptable by comparison.

[@ItsCoolFromSaturn]

Cool bro.