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EXCLUSIVE A Brief Look at Multi Disc Games | UDUG Ep 10

🕑 Added 2024-06-04 02:59:41 +0000 UTC

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Richard Tango Taylor

Doom in PAL was in a double disk box but was only one disc, also would you consider Sonic 3 + Sonic & Knuckles to be a multi cart game? Also what about the pass through games in NES like Micro Machines etc. love the video!

Cheezitnator

Missed an opportunity to talk about how many floppy disks games came on back in the beforecdtimes. lol

Stop Skeletons From Fighting

Sorry I missed that one. By the time I got to PC's I was only looking for the really big dogs

Daniel Duran

The beginning of the video got me to thinking of other multicart games and I was able to think of the Zelda Oracle games (which work more like RE2 style where you can play either first and the other second) and Golden Sun and GS: The Lost Age. While it's true you could use passwords to carry over whatever data you want if you only have one game (or in the case of GS just The Lost Age), but I still think those are good examples of multicart games

Peter Haskins

Was Unreal 2004 mentioned in the video? I may have missed it. UT 2004 came on 5 CDs. I remember dumping the contents into one folder and burning it back to DVD for LAN parties.

The Entire State of Wisconsin

If I could just suggest an alternate title for this one. I'd go with: Derek officially enters his DILF era

Stop Skeletons From Fighting

The 3rd disc of D on Playstation is just the final area and the ending. There's hardly anything on it. I wonder if the final disc of Phantasmagoria (which I forgot to mention is "Phantasm" in Japan) the very last section where the big monster shows up? But that they would consider shipping even a 7 disc Saturn game is ridiculous! There should've been a mandate "cram it into 4 discs or don't bother!" I'm still confused about the WoW situation. So was the WoW trial edition for sale at the same time as full WoW? Because finding evidence of the trial version is kind of hard, I got the sense that it was a DVD game. And this is late 2004, was it really that rare for computers to have DVDs?

Stop Skeletons From Fighting

I commission an actual artist with talent to make our other thumbnails. But, as you might be able to tell, I make the thumbnails for UDUG videos myself haha.

Marcel Velzefarmer

About Phantasmagoria: Every disc was a chapter, so even on PC you had to switch discs when entering a new chapter. Not sure how the Saturn divided it into 8 discs though. About the World of Warcraft Trial version: It was still the full version of the game (so the same contents as the DVD version), but it came with a 14 day trial. When it was released most people still only had a CD player.