Sir Ilpalazzo
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Yeah, Joker is definitely one of the coolest endbosses in a game, and certainly one of the best on the NES. There's so much going on every moment of that fight; it's great.
The NES is 30 years old today.
The NES is 30 years old today.
I finally beaten Contra and Super C recently without using cheat codes...holy crap they are much easier than Contra 3 and Hard Corps, I don't know why I took so long to beat them, lol.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Overlooked US releases I always mention are Shatterhand, Vice: Project Doom, and Kabuki Quantum Fighter.
Man, I haven't thought about that game in like a quarter of a century... Maybe I should go back to it. I never got very far in it as a kid.
Follow directionsAt leven 5 in Monster Party, and really digging the game so far. The levels themselves arent great, but the bosses are all really cool. However, completely stuck on one now though, the one with the dancing skeletons. Any special trick to this? Doesnt seem like I hurt them at all.
Follow directions
LOL. This game just keeps getting better
Edit: But level 6 is some bullshit.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Level 6 is the absolute worst part of the game, but has one of my favorite enemiesthe body-less pants running around
Vice: Project Doom, Power Blade, Kick Master, Shatterhand are good places to start.
Just played all the way through Crystalis on my Analogue NT. Really an overlooked gem.
Agree! Overall, I think the game was cool, but a bit underwhelming. Its mor interesting than it is fun to play, since the control and hit detection is kinda wonky, and you learn to "cheat" the game a bit after a while. Looking forward to read more impressions from it in the thread!
I wouldnt say Kick Master is a good place to start, considering the ridiculous prise it goes for these days.
I actually started this game yesterday, only to find out my battery had died. So I wonder, is it feasible to complete it in one sitting, or should I prepare myself for some replacing?
It isn't really realistic to expect to play through Crystalis in one sitting. Make sure that you try hitting select and then start to bring up the load menu. If you just hit "continue" from the load screen it always starts you at the beginning. You have to actually start the game and then manually load a saved game. I know because I had to figure this out the hard way. I think I bought 3 copies before I realized I was doing it wrong.
I played through Journey to Silius for the first time a couple of hours ago. Great game! Fantastic soundtrack (that stage 2 theme was godly), and I really like the slightly stiff, Contra-esque jumps and the solid lineup of weapons. The levels are really dense and satisfying for the most part too.
Any opinions on Legacy of the Wizard? I'm interested in picking it up but I heard it's a little obtuse?
That is putting it mildly. Required phenomenal patience, even back in the day.
My copy of Monster Party just arrived today. It's in decent condition I guess, will just need to clean it up a bit. Ordered from LukieGames and some people had me worried.
I never buy from LukieGames. They seem to be one of the worst of the big eBay sellers.
Never have a picture or description up and always charge ridiculous amounts.
No Global shipping program nightmare.I never buy from LukieGames. They seem to be one of the worst of the big eBay sellers.
Never have a picture or description up and always charge ridiculous amounts.
I had the same thing happen to me in level 7. The last level was really starting to piss me off with that worm thing that kept going in circles. I ended up just farming health there and going on to finish the level.Just beat level 7 now. One strange thing that happened here, was that I had the key to progress, but then lost it again for some reason, screwing my first run at the level. At least my second try went fine.
Edit: Guess I beat the game:
No actual picture of what I'm getting makes it difficult for me to buy from a seller. I don't look for cart purchases with original cardboard packaging or even demand perfect condition. It just needs to be in good shape: typical minor wear and no ugly damage. If I buy an imperfect game it's because I made that decision myself after accepting its condition, not because it was blindly dropped on me as a nasty little surprise. I would be annoyed with the discoloration you mentioned if it wasn't advertised anywhere.
An item that has been used, but is in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of the disk holder (in the DVD box) is undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on the CD or DVD, when played. No fuzzy or snowy frames on VHS tape, when played. See the sellers listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Samurai Pizza Cats (Kyatto Ninden Teyandee) is also from Tecmo and is incredible, one of the best games for the system. I would also recommend Mitsume Ga Tooru. I really need to put my reviews for those at some point now that I think about it.
Samurai Pizza Cats (Kyatto Ninden Teyandee) is also from Tecmo and is incredible, one of the best games for the system. I would also recommend Mitsume Ga Tooru. I really need to put my reviews for those at some point now that I think about it.
It isn't really realistic to expect to play through Crystalis in one sitting. Make sure that you try hitting select and then start to bring up the load menu. If you just hit "continue" from the load screen it always starts you at the beginning. You have to actually start the game and then manually load a saved game. I know because I had to figure this out the hard way. I think I bought 3 copies before I realized I was doing it wrong.
I had the same thing happen to me in level 7. The last level was really starting to piss me off with that worm thing that kept going in circles. I ended up just farming health there and going on to finish the level.
Looking for a recommendation on an action-platformer of the same quality as Ninja Gaiden 2, but perhaps is under-looked or never made it to the US.
Hmmm, I might skip it in that case. I should really be tracking down Dragon Warrior 2 anyway.
It isn't really realistic to expect to play through Crystalis in one sitting. Make sure that you try hitting select and then start to bring up the load menu. If you just hit "continue" from the load screen it always starts you at the beginning. You have to actually start the game and then manually load a saved game. I know because I had to figure this out the hard way. I think I bought 3 copies before I realized I was doing it wrong.
Get some paper and a pencil handy for Legacy of the Wizard.
Wait, what does continue actually do from the title screen? Just load the most recent spot if you died and were sent back to the title?
Well, the orange one is the superior model. It has better dials that lock at the end (so the paddles don't scroll forever off the screen), and can take mains power
But the white unit is the original, the true first Nintendo.