If the graphical improvements aren't more obvious in the WiiWare release, then the only real difference between the game on Virtual Console and WiiWare will be one extra level and difficulty selection. Awkward!
If the graphical improvements aren't more obvious in the WiiWare release, then the only real difference between the game on Virtual Console and WiiWare will be one extra level and difficulty selection. Awkward!
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:42PM (Unverified) said
On the subject of gorgeous games, have you ever played Melty Blood or JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:45PM (Unverified) said
I don;t blame you. I just discovered them recently. Both top notch 2D fighters with gorgeous animation.
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:48PM (Unverified) said
See, I was always at the arcade. Street Fighter was my lifeblood, man.
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:50PM (Unverified) said
Aladdin was great on Genesis. It was surprising to see such a good licensed game at the time.
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:59PM MystileArmor said
Yeah, I had a SNES, but you gotta understand I didn't even know about the damn thing till it turned up in my living room the day it came out. I still remember it. My dad had put Super Mario World in a box. I unwrapped it and went like "Ehm.. dad... geez, this is a fake game, this doesn't fit in my NES." Then he told me to go try it anyways, and he had replaced the NES with the SNES.
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Posted: Oct 14th 2009 11:50PM sicsided said
If they implement the accelerometer for the submarine part, watch out for insane people roaming the streets looking to crack some skulls. God I love that game, but I hated that part.
Recently me and my gf's brother have been playing up to Snot a Problem and we can just not get past the 3rd part. Anyone got any tips?
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Recently me and my gf's brother have been playing up to Snot a Problem and we can just not get past the 3rd part. Anyone got any tips?
Posted: Oct 15th 2009 12:01AM MystileArmor said
Yeah, play with you gf instead of her brother, and save the games for whenever she's gone.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2009 4:00AM (Unverified) said
Tip 1: Stop sucking.
Tip 2: Draw him close to the wall by falling right next to it and move just as he attacks by slowing down. Then speed up and go 'round his other side and push him into the wall, as he will be where you just were.
I can't believe I remembered that, having not played the game in twelve years or so at least.
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Tip 2: Draw him close to the wall by falling right next to it and move just as he attacks by slowing down. Then speed up and go 'round his other side and push him into the wall, as he will be where you just were.
I can't believe I remembered that, having not played the game in twelve years or so at least.
Posted: Oct 15th 2009 12:22AM KungFuChaosNinja said
I spent MANY hours with my big ol' Gameboy and EWJ back in the day. I was sad to see the franchise decline and die, but it seems that the digital distribution outlets are allowing devs to bring back the classics. EWJ and RKA. Can't wait.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2009 3:56AM (Unverified) said
Needs to hit PSN/XBL first. I don't want to even attempt Jim on iPhone.
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Posted: Oct 15th 2009 4:02AM (Unverified) said
Tip 1: Stop sucking.
Tip 2: Draw him close to the wall by falling right next to it and move just as he attacks by slowing down. Then speed up and go 'round his other side and push him into the wall, as he will be where you just were.
I can't believe I remembered that, having not played the game in twelve years or so at least.
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Tip 2: Draw him close to the wall by falling right next to it and move just as he attacks by slowing down. Then speed up and go 'round his other side and push him into the wall, as he will be where you just were.
I can't believe I remembered that, having not played the game in twelve years or so at least.
Posted: Oct 15th 2009 6:32PM nickux said
see that little virtual touch-screen joystick on the left side of the screen? Exactly why I would never buy this game. I need a real d-pad. That's not to say all iPhone games don't work because they're touch-based. I just want games that are built for the use of touch rather than games being shoe-horned to fit the platform. I've tried games that use this virtual control but it never feels right to me.
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