for the Sega Saturn, but could it still hold the same charm it had two years ago in the arcades? Finally, in 1996, Sega decided to publish GA:TD in the U.S. and PAL regions on Golden Axe 3, so releasing GA:TD was debatable.and more time passed. Sega hesitated.after all, they shafted the U.S. Debuting in 1994 in arcades and taking place eighty years after Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder, the game featured large characters and spectacular special effects that could rival any Street Fighter game on the market at that time.but then it was time for a home conversion, because we all can't go to the arcades (not to mention that the days of lugging around my weight in quarters is gone). Unsurprisingly, there are many ports and recreations of the Original Golden Axe as well.BUT how about a Golden Axe fighting game in the vein of the all-too-popular Street Fighter series? Sure.why not.and with this notion, Golden Axe: The Duel was born. Sega released a few variations of the standard Golden Axe game such as roleplaying type games like Golden Axe Warrior (for Sega Master System) and Ax Battler (for Game Gear).
Then.time passed.and then Golden Axe emerged again, though not exactly in the same way as many fans of the original beat-em-up would imagine. Apparently, it was "so bad" compared to the previous two games that Sega didn't release it in North America or PAL territories fearing that it wouldn't sell well. Soon afterwards, Sega releases Golden Axe 3. The formula didn't change much, but the game was still awesome and it had a nice soundtrack. Then a little while later, Sega made a sequel, Golden Axe 2. Golden Axe told the tale of heroes who fought for family, honor, revenge, and other reasons to obtain a mystical axe capable of granting wishes or bringing about prosperity. My older brothers used to play that game and Streets of Rage all the time, and Golden Axe was definitely one of Sega's classic games. Quick Game Overview: Available HERE.Īnybody remember a cool Sega Genesis/ Megadrive game called "Golden Axe"? I know I do. EMV (Estimated Market Value) may have something to do with the upcoming title: "Golden Axe: Beast Rider", so the price may change in the future from what is shown above as the game wasn't so expensive previously. Estimated Market Value as of : $30 - $50 (USD) Other Info: Golden Axe: The Duel flier pic is from Arcade Flyers, a site that is an outstanding tribute to old arcade games and gamers.
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