Outtrigger

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Dostuff
dark night
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Dreamcast Games you play Online: PSO, Alien Front, Quake3, Starlancer, NFL2K1, Daytona .Got my Pi online 3/7/2017

Outtrigger

Post by Dostuff »

So I see that Outtrigger is currently a work in progress. Awesome! I broke out my copy and played some and as I remember, the AI isn't all that bright. Unfortunately, I never had the chance to play it online back in the day. Has anyone played it online and how was it? I remember being excited for another fps online for the Dreamcast, but this never played like Q3A or Unreal.

ncman071
Sunday Shootout
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Dreamcast Games you play Online: Quake 3 Arena
Starlancer
AFO
Tetris
Maximum Pool
CCR
4x4
PSO v2
Location: North Carolina

Re: Outtrigger

Post by ncman071 »

I didnt even know this game existed back in the day. Now i've had it for several months and its not bad at all. I really enjoy it. The controls are kinda weird to get used to. I cant wait till its back online!

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Nico0020
Sunday Shootout
Posts: 658
Dreamcast Games you play Online: PSOv2
Quake 3 Arena
Alien Front Online
Chu Chu Rocket
Ooga Booga
And more

Re: Outtrigger

Post by Nico0020 »

game was a blast back in the day. Onlineconsoles at the time had a great community who played regularly. Games were fast and fun. Controls are hard for some like UT/Q3. They never bothered me back in the day as I play southpaw until this day, however moving with ABXY can be hard at times. There are mouse controls IIRC. I played dialup back then, and lag never was much of a problem. But its also one of the few BBA games.

The original game was played in Arcades with a stick (similar to virtual on) and a trackball. I've never seen a machine myself, but I've always wanted to find one.

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Ragfish
St.Jimmy
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Dreamcast Games you play Online: PSO
Quake 3
Chu Chu Rocket
AFO
NBA 2K2
NFL 2K2
WSB 2K2
Internet Game Pack
Pool

Re: Outtrigger

Post by Ragfish »

I saw some gameplay footage of this game. It looks pretty slick!

slayer2k8
undertow
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Re: Outtrigger

Post by slayer2k8 »

Hazy memories but i loved it. I played keyboard and mouse and would alternate between quake 3, Unreal Tournament & this game simply finish a game and pop in another and your away. I believe that the game has extensive control options and i remember possibly D configuration being more inline with other titles. It would be simple to check. I always felt that some of the levels especially the furnace once had a level of vertically in there design but i could never seem to get up whether it was just me or simply impossible i couldn't say. Online was lighting fast however and i liked the risk reward of trying to collect the coins left behind by defeated players. I do remember at the time it was quite divisive but i thought it was fun and something different from the other two online FPS on the system.

beanboy
Wazza
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Dreamcast Games you play Online: I haven't played any dreamcast games online yet.
But I'm planning to do so soon.

Re: Outtrigger

Post by beanboy »

@ncman071 and everyone
I think the reason, alot of gamers didn't know about this game, is because it was released kinda late, close to the premature end, of the dreamcasts life cycle. The game is really cool though. I played it on reicast emulator, but it was difficult for me to play it, on a tablet touch screen.

I saw Maximillian Dood, Simmons and the YoVideogames crew, play the multiplayer mode, on their channel and it looked really fun. Something tells me, this game was super fun to play, online and offline, back in the day.

I wish sega didn't discontinue the dreamcast system so soon. Because alot of their new IP's and games back then, didn't get enough time to shine, or become household names, because of that business decision.

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mistamontiel
Shark Patrol
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Dreamcast Games you play Online: Errythan except Tetris o.0
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Re: Outtrigger

Post by mistamontiel »

PSO didn't close until 2007 I thinks

Amazing