Hey Guys, is anyone working on a Mame Driver For Savage Quest. If no one remembers this game go here:
Just putting this out there in case someone wants to emulate it.
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=S&game_id=9441

From what I remember this was going to be released on Dreamcast, sadly the timing was bad, Dreamcast was begining to go under.

This is the only game I know where you can play a Trex besides the dinosaurs in primal rage.

> Hey Guys, is anyone working on a Mame Driver For Savage Quest. If no one
> remembers this game go here:
> Just putting this out there in case someone wants to emulate it.
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=S&game_id=9441
>
> From what I remember this was going to be released on Dreamcast, sadly the
> timing was bad, Dreamcast was begining to go under.
>
> This is the only game I know where you can play a Trex besides the dinosaurs in
> primal rage.
>

I got bored so did a Stiletto.

It was developed by Angel Studios (before they were sold to Take-Two) and was published by CoinSoft in 1999.

It's got 3DFX according to http://guide.symplicity.com/snapshots/3992 . It's probably Voodoo3 or Banshee derivative given the date. May even have been PC-hardware.

Head of R&D on the game at Angel Studios was Brad Hunt ( http://www.bunkspeed.com/company/executive-team.htm ).

Director of software at Angel Studios was Steve Rotenberg ( http://www.3dfestival.com/2004/conferences/abstract/steve_rotenberg.php )

Derrick Moore ( http://www.geocities.com/headbiter/home.html ) claims to have been one of the senior artists on the game whilst at Angel Studios, as was James Rochelle ( http://www.sigilgames.com/000137.php )

Anyway, it's unlikely to be emulated without a dump..


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Paul

Thanks for the INFO paul!

I hope someone can dump it.
There was a savage quest near me for sale.
But was way too much, its gone now unfortunatly to some place.

Hopefully someone can find a cheap board, sadly I am in the Desert and Arcade machines don't last very long here.