[DC] Plasma Sword (1 Viewer)

[Someone92]

Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein (Star Gladiator 2: Nightmare of Bilstein) - NTSC-U

Plasma Sword (Wiki Link)

Files:

http://www.mediafire.com/?v6279lbss55e95c
http://www.mediafire.com/?18u324cjvcbyiv6
http://www.mediafire.com/?cvgrjir1q8b0u6s

These are .7z files, you'll need 7-Zip to unzip the files.

Password:

Ryonani

 

[Mardion]

To play this on your PC, download the emulator Chankast.

Other than that, Plasma Sword is a definite improvement on its predecessor Star Gladiator. Five more girls are selectable, the graphics are up a level and the animation up several levels, there are more interesting moves for several characters... if you liked SG you'll love this one. My only complaints are that it's much harder to perform a back-grab and that they removed the dinosaur -_-

 

[Someone92]

As an emulator you can also use NullDC; I couldn't bring Chankast to work on my PC (to make it workable I would have at least needed to de-install my drives drivers and reinstall older ones), and NullDC worked without troubles.

 

[pirajacinto]

Wouldn't it also be possible to just burn it onto a DC disk and play it on the DC itself? I know I've done it before with some other games, but you needed a special program and a blank CD in order for it to work.

 

[d£t]

I think I did it with ImgBurn way back in the day but my memory is a little fuzzy. Not many people still have their Dreamcast. :P

 

[keeblerelf]

Emulation is the way to go.
My DC is hooked up via VGA and Plasma Sword is one of the few good games that just won't support VGA output. (Damn, but I wanna see why June was voted Ass-Queen '99!)

 

[Mardion]

Wouldn't it also be possible to just burn it onto a DC disk and play it on the DC itself? I know I've done it before with some other games, but you needed a special program and a blank CD in order for it to work.

It is obviously possible if you have a Dreamcast which is capable of playing burned games and you find a non-GDI image of a Dreamcast game. DiskJuggler is arguably the best program for the job.