Pro Reviews
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submit review Reviews: Sega Classics Collection
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| GameDaily | 6/10 | Mar 28 '05 | |
| GamesAreFun.com | 7/10 | Jun 11 '05 | |
| EuroGamer | 4/10 | Feb 07 '06 | |
| GameSpot | 3.2/10 | Apr 01 '05 | |
| Gamespy | 3/5 | Apr 05 '05 | |
| IGN PS2 | 5.3/10 | Mar 23 '05 | |
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"In short, this isn't going to please anyone, apart from the few of you who are after a decent Virtua Racing for the lounge. Sega, if you want to really please your fans, stop messing around with stuff like this and make us a Daytona USA that works on Xbox 360 or something, and use that Model 2 emulator from Sega Rally 2006 to do the ultimate Model 2 arcade compilation. And put Columns back in the cupboard. If we get another version of Golden Axe in three year's time we're not going to be happy."
"Sega Classics Collection contains 10 classic Sega names, but zero classic Sega games."
"For old-school gamers, this deal is hard to pass up. Even with its various faults, the collection offers up more than enough to remind us why we started playing video games in the first place."
"Sega Classics Collection is the "Muzak" of old-school gaming. Only a couple of these titles are the real deal; the rest really aren't worthy enough to carry the classics' moniker because, for the most part, the teams responsible for the recreations clearly didn't understand what made the original games great to begin with. Some of the updates have their own playable charm, but for the most part the retro "magic" has been almost entirely stripped out in the move."