Sega Game Spoilers: Burning Rangers
Posted by Graham. Filed under G, Retro, Video. Tagged with Burning Rangers, Saturn, Sega Game Spoilers.
Ok normally around this time of the week we bring you Sega Game Endings. Well we have decided to change that a bit, and instead of just bringing you the ending of games, we will bring you the openings too. There are several reasons for this, but most importantly it will help anyone, who has not played the game, understand the ending videos more.
The idea is not really to ruin a game’s experience, but many of the games shown some people will never play - and we hope that this feature will help show people why these games are so great. Plus it gives a lot of lazy gamers the chance to see the endings to many games.
First up with the Sega Game Spoilers is one of my all time favourites, Burning Rangers on the Saturn. If you don’t know, Burning Rangers is essentially a game about a team of futuristic firefighters.
Rumour: Burning Rangers sequel in the pipeline?
Posted by Graham. Filed under G, News. Tagged with Burning Rangers, Fan Stuff, Rumor Mill, Saturn.
Ok so this rumour is so flimsey, it can’t really be called a rumour yet, more like a ‘chinese whisper,’ than anything else.
But flimsey as it is, it is a rather exciting prospect!
In a recent interview with GamesRadar, Takashi Iizuka (the lead man behind NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams), was shooting the preverbial, about the upcoming Wii NiGHTS sequel, when he was also asked about whether Sonic Team, had any possible plans for bringing back, the Saturn classic, Burning Rangers.
Finally, when asked about a possible sequel to Sonic Team’s other forgotten Saturn title Burning Rangers, Iizuka said: “It’s not my title, so I can’t comment. But I hear there is a lot of demand for a sequel, to bring out Burning Rangers on Wii so… we’ll see.” Here’s hoping.
So could it be? A possibility perhaps.Â
Of course it could just be that we (and quite a few other sites, now), are reading far too much in these words, however, if there definitely was no current plan to bring back the game, then Iizuka-san would have most likely said a definitive “No.” So finger crossed.