Weekly Roundup 10-16-16
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Wachenroder
Galford's Poppy Trainer
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N64:
GOEMONS GREAT ADVENTURE - Goddamn since this fucking game came out i've been chipping away it. Just beat that Kabuki 64 boss or whatever and the game is telling me that there is only one world left. I cant believe how long i've been playing this game to never have finished it.
SUPER MARIO 64 - This one im not playing because when i feel like playing a good 3d platformer in quick bursts, this game does the job. Probably gonna go back to Conker soon as I finish Goemon though.
SNES:
ROCKMAN BASS - This game can never hold my attention for long. I've been chipping away at it since like 2001 but can never get through more then about 5 robot masters before i put it down.
PC:
STREET FIGHTER V - Finally started to get burned out on this. Probably gonna finally jump back to Guilty Gear. Its been months since i've played and havent even touched the new one.
PS2:
SHADOW HEARTS COVENANT Disc 2
GOEMONS GREAT ADVENTURE - Goddamn since this fucking game came out i've been chipping away it. Just beat that Kabuki 64 boss or whatever and the game is telling me that there is only one world left. I cant believe how long i've been playing this game to never have finished it.
SUPER MARIO 64 - This one im not playing because when i feel like playing a good 3d platformer in quick bursts, this game does the job. Probably gonna go back to Conker soon as I finish Goemon though.
SNES:
ROCKMAN BASS - This game can never hold my attention for long. I've been chipping away at it since like 2001 but can never get through more then about 5 robot masters before i put it down.
PC:
STREET FIGHTER V - Finally started to get burned out on this. Probably gonna finally jump back to Guilty Gear. Its been months since i've played and havent even touched the new one.
PS2:
SHADOW HEARTS COVENANT Disc 2
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Brought my DS wth me so
DS
Professor Layton and the Last Specter - Great puzzle game, especially in short bursts.
GBA (off Everdrive)
Metroid Fusion
R-Type III
DS
Professor Layton and the Last Specter - Great puzzle game, especially in short bursts.
GBA (off Everdrive)
Metroid Fusion
R-Type III
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PS4
- attack on titan (super addictive gameplay)
- shin sangoku musou mushoden 7
PSVR
- not open it yet........
- attack on titan (super addictive gameplay)
- shin sangoku musou mushoden 7
PSVR
- not open it yet........
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I was playing it couple weeks ago but i just feel camera angle and control are bit aged.
It's still a fun game though even in 2016.
Wachenroder
Galford's Poppy Trainer
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Hey man. So youre gone doing your military thing?
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NeoGeoFanatic
Neo Geo Cup '98
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AES:
KOF 98
MVS:
Metal Slug 3
SNES:
Turtles in Time
Wii U:
Mario Party 10
NES:
Double Dragon II
KOF 98
MVS:
Metal Slug 3
SNES:
Turtles in Time
Wii U:
Mario Party 10
NES:
Double Dragon II
Wachenroder
Galford's Poppy Trainer
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It definitely is still great but that camera is frustrating me. It is finally showing its age a bit. Especially now that i'm in the desert world and thats already one of my least favorite worlds.
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Nintendo DS
Boogie (Weird dancing/music game, but fun, and the 20 tracks are all pretty good stuff.)
Carnival Games
Disney-Pixar's Up (Adventure is out there, yo!)
Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (1st person action RPG based on the old choose-your-adventure book!)
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Tale (Final Fantasy meets WarioWare.)
Guitar Rock Tour (Only 15 tracks but a pretty good Guitar Hero copycat.)
LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean
Paws & Claws Pet Vet: Australian Adventures (I don't care what ya'll think, I like saving and treating baby koalas, wombats, and kangaroos.)
Planet Puzzle League (Tetris Attack with a different name--tons of different gameplay modes too.)
Red Bull BC One (Kind of a bizarre game where you break dance by connecting dots to make closed polygons on the touch screen--more engrossing/challenging than it sounds.)
PC
Klondike & Freecell Solitaire
Boogie (Weird dancing/music game, but fun, and the 20 tracks are all pretty good stuff.)
Carnival Games
Disney-Pixar's Up (Adventure is out there, yo!)
Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (1st person action RPG based on the old choose-your-adventure book!)
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Tale (Final Fantasy meets WarioWare.)
Guitar Rock Tour (Only 15 tracks but a pretty good Guitar Hero copycat.)
LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean
Paws & Claws Pet Vet: Australian Adventures (I don't care what ya'll think, I like saving and treating baby koalas, wombats, and kangaroos.)
Planet Puzzle League (Tetris Attack with a different name--tons of different gameplay modes too.)
Red Bull BC One (Kind of a bizarre game where you break dance by connecting dots to make closed polygons on the touch screen--more engrossing/challenging than it sounds.)
PC
Klondike & Freecell Solitaire
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i was playing metal slug 3 and 5 over and over again because i wanted to settle the thought i had about the two games in recant years. i always considered ms3 to be the best game in the series and my second personal favourite with ms2 being the first. but over the years i realised that i play ms5 far more than i do ms3, and maybe even enjoy it more.
so the past couple of days i played both games one after the other to put that theory to the test. and the result was just as i figured. i do like ms5 more than ms3. i've always considered ms5 to have the best final boss out of the series. that animation on the final boss is amazing. and the game also has some of my favourite metal slug boss' like the mechanical one that climbs the sky scraper and the huge airplane. and i also really enjoy the level design, especially the the elevator level with the ghost in the shell bots chasing you, and the flying level is also another one of my favourites.
so now metal slug 5 is officially my second favourite metal slug game after ms2. ms2 > x
so the past couple of days i played both games one after the other to put that theory to the test. and the result was just as i figured. i do like ms5 more than ms3. i've always considered ms5 to have the best final boss out of the series. that animation on the final boss is amazing. and the game also has some of my favourite metal slug boss' like the mechanical one that climbs the sky scraper and the huge airplane. and i also really enjoy the level design, especially the the elevator level with the ghost in the shell bots chasing you, and the flying level is also another one of my favourites.
so now metal slug 5 is officially my second favourite metal slug game after ms2. ms2 > x
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ms2 turbo > ms2 > x
100% agree
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Atari 2600
Berzerk
Jr. Pac-Man
Yars' Revenge
Game Boy Advance
Banjo-Pilot
On another note, when I stopped by one of my local game stores they were selling Goldeneye for N64 for $30-$40 loose! Wow.
Berzerk
Jr. Pac-Man
Yars' Revenge
Game Boy Advance
Banjo-Pilot
On another note, when I stopped by one of my local game stores they were selling Goldeneye for N64 for $30-$40 loose! Wow.
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The Atari 2600 is a lot of fun to just pick up and play. I think AVGN had an episode one time that encompassed all that is great about the system, it's fun and simple to play and listening to the simple sound effects in the night time with only the TV on are one of those blissful moments.
Montatez
Aero Fighters Flyboy
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Yes he did. Some of my earliest and fondest memories are with the 2600, space invaders and a bag of cheez-its.....
Memoooriieeees......