Hi everyone,
Since I’ve started gaining interest in the SEGA platform, I have begun checking out a few demos for this console. I found one I just had to share with you. It is called Bad Apple and it was created by FLM in November 2012.
It’s quite an entertaining production and its style reminds me a bit of State of the Art by Spaceballs on the Amiga.
I wouldn’t mind running it on a SEGA Mega Drive some time in the future, that is for sure. It’s really cool that people create stuff like this. Anyway, I have embedded the video below – hope you’ll enjoy the show!
Hope to hear what you think about this prod. Feel free to leave a comment below. Would love to hear what your thoughts about this SEGA demo. 🙂
Thanks for reading!
Old School Game Blog 
That was pretty cool. Did they use Vocaloid for the vocals?
I remember a demo CD that I used to have when I had a Sega-CD, it had two Jimi Hendrix songs on it. I remember it would cycle through various still images of Jimi.
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Hi mate,
I don’t know who made the vocals, but will check. 🙂
SEGA-CD, that’s cool. Never seen a SEGA-CD in action before.
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My favorite games for Sega CD were Shining Force CD (my favorite RPG’s out of the Sega line), Popful Mail, Dark Wizard, Lunar: Eternal Blue and Lunar: The Silver Star, Earthworm Jim: Special Edition, Flashback (I actually enjoyed both the cartridge version and the Sega CD), and Heimdall. There are probably more, but having trouble recalling a good portion of them.
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Very nice demo! I wonder how they made it. I guess it’s all stored as lots of points and animation, much like State of the Art?
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Yes, it reminds me too of State of the Art and it could be they used the same technique.
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My most favourite is Shining Force. I still remember I unequip my characters and train it to the max and thereafter equip them with weapons again and their level goes way higher!
Houston
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Hi Houston,
Thanks for visiting my blog and for commenting. 🙂 Sounds like fun! I have never played it before, but will take a look at it. Thanks for the tip.
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That was fantastic. Just loved it. So clever, the black & white, and magnificent images, & loved how it rolled. Just great!
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Hi,
Thanks for commenting. 🙂 I completely agree.. very enjoyable to watch! Smooth presentation.
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