Well my first X'Eye came without anything, just a 5v power adapter (to quote Dana Carvey on SNL, "WROOONG!!"). So I tracked down a proper adapter and the turbo 6-button official controller. I have to say, Sega made a killer D-pad.
Did they make TLV on Sega CD? I'll look up reviews of each version and get whichever seems better. Haven't played my SNES in months, since my VB controller mod failed to work right heh. But I will definitely play it, I regret not buying it at my last game store trip. Wasn't TLV the last game made for the SNES?
I actually found a better deal on a 2nd X'eye that was modded for S-video output via a newly installed CXA1645 chip (or whatever the better chip on Genesis boards was). I plan to open it up and give my first one the full treatment once I see exactly how they did the mod. If I have trouble, I'm gonna email this guy who I bother with my tech problems sometimes ;)
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RunnerPack wrote:
The only thing
The Lost Vikings has too much of is fun!

Okay, that was pretty cheesy... but trust me: if you like puzzle-platformers, it's hard to do better than TLV (and especially its sequel). The challenge is definitely there in the later levels, but it has a very nice difficulty curve to get you there.
I hope your X'Eye came with a pad, though (or that you have
some kind of 6-button pad). It's pretty much necessary for the Genesis version (but even then, the controls aren't nearly as intuitive as the SNES ones).
Actually, the controller is the main reason I never liked the Genesis (although the crappy video and sound didn't help any

). I do own a Mk. III, but it's not hooked up, and I have no games to speak of.