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Changes are constantly made in the world of video games. It’s always thrilling to see how far game developers can push the limits. The advent of console gaming brought an intriguing challenge to the arcade game. It was logical for these two worlds to merge. There are numerous ports in video games. Games can be ported to different consoles. However, there are many instances where arcade games can benefit from their conversion to console. The SoulCalibur series continues to go strong. Spawn, Darth Vader and The Legend of Zelda’s Link have been included in the chaos of blades. The original SoulCalibur is still revered. It was one of the most well-known Dreamcast launch title. SoulCalibur was much more than a fantastic port. It also offered additional and upgraded content. SC proved that the Dreamcast could be able to handle arcade games like this. Race games have been a popular genre in arcades for decades, despite the poor hardware of home consoles. San Francisco Rush, and its sequel, San Francisco Rush 2049 were two of the most impressive arcade racers that were a hit across both the Nintendo 64 and the Dreamcast. These console ports are like arcade versions, but the addition of the Stunt Track mode is a step up to another level. People who love polished, traditional racer dynamics will love the San Francisco Rush console ports. Sega’s Golden Axe is no longer a popular game in modern gaming, but it was a mainstay for Sega in the 90s. The hack-and-slash-style action Golden Axe started as an arcade game, but was able to find its fans when it was ported to the Sega Genesis. The Genesis allowed two-player games and collaborative play. The Golden Axe port was so popular that it had many sequels. The controls were upgraded. The original remains an excellent action game that has lots of fantastic opponents. It’s awesome to play an NBA Jam game NBA Jam in arcades. It’s also satisfying to play with some friends over at Home Arcade Center. There’s been many basketball games throughout the decades. However, NBA Jam is the best. NBA Jam offers the perfect combination of precise controls, odd sensibilities, and unique gameplay that gives the game its distinctive sound. It’s simple to get lost in the game for hours, and uncover a wealth of hidden content. The Tekken Tag Tournament release as a launch title on the PlayStation 2 could be seen as comparable to the Dreamcast and SoulCalibur. The Tekken series is a fighting series that’s all about the fundamentals. The Tekken Tag Tournament is a wonderful entry in the franchise, pushing the series to new and exciting heights. TTT is certainly one of the most played fighting games for the PlayStation 2. It retains all the nuance of arcade. It’s a game with mechanics that are deep enough that it benefits by the repetition of play that consoles permit. Arcade gaming and console gaming are separated by other accessories. Certain arcade games are accompanied with light guns, which weren’t as accessible for console games. The PlayStation and Sega Saturn era of gaming made serious strides in this respect. Virtua Cop as well as other franchises that were destined to be arcade games finally made their way to home consoles. Virtua Cop as well as its successor, Virtua Cop 2, are great games for Saturn gamers with light guns. The Dreamcast can carry this reputation with it and give additional light gun hits. Crazy Taxi heads into new territory with its fast-paced and high-intensity version of a taxi cab simulator. The game lets players take pick-up and drop-off passengers. But, reckless driving and speed can be reward. The Dreamcast recreates the arcade classic, and also adds an extra layer of content. The Mortal Kombat series is still one of the most beloved and resilient fighting series. The game was extremely popular in arcades and it’s also the second installment in the series that truly dominated the console market. The Super Nintendo’s Mortal Kombat II is a pretty flawless remake of the arcade classic. Mortal Kombat II and Street Fighter II were both signature SNES games that had arcade roots. Mortal Kombat II has just enough to stop the series from spinning out of control. Anyone who’s ever spent time in an arcade understands the pleasure of participating in an online beat-’em-up game with strangers. There are a variety of arcade beat-’em up games, a few of which make excellent console port versions. There’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games for both the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis The adored arcade game, Turtles in Time, evolved into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time for the SNES. It’s among the top side scroller beat-’em-ups on the console, and is still considered a top tier Ninja Turtles game. Since the beginning of 2000, Marvel Comics has been loved and appreciated by the general public. The Marvel vs. Capcom fighters were still among the most played Capcom games. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 New Age of Heroes, which is still considered to be one of greatest fighting games of all-time it was sold to the initial port on the Dreamcast. The port includes more features and makes full use of the Dreamcast’s capabilities such as online gaming. It’s an experience difficult to replicate.