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Haven't had much time this week
Switch
Bayonetta 2
Retrofreak
Mario Kart Super Circuit
Fire Emblem
Switch
Bayonetta 2
Retrofreak
Mario Kart Super Circuit
Fire Emblem
Weekly Roundup 6/24/18
- Thread starter ggallegos1
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NES
Donkey Kong
Super Mario Bros.
Switch
Super Mario Odyssey
I really would like to pick up the Crash Bandicoot trilogy later in the week.
Donkey Kong
Super Mario Bros.
Switch
Super Mario Odyssey
I really would like to pick up the Crash Bandicoot trilogy later in the week.
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Wachenroder
Galford's Poppy Trainer
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PS3:
FATAL FRAME
FATAL FRAME
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Super Famicom:
Princess Minerva
I played through this RPG years ago, but, whilst doing research for my Manticore project, I was stoked to discover that a team had recently finished translating the whole thing into English, so, at long last, I can finally play it and understand what the fuck is going on too. In the opening story segment, the team also put in a funny message, telling you that, if you paid for this translated ROM in any way, including buying a repro SNES cart, you got ripped off and should demand your money back.
Princess Minerva
I played through this RPG years ago, but, whilst doing research for my Manticore project, I was stoked to discover that a team had recently finished translating the whole thing into English, so, at long last, I can finally play it and understand what the fuck is going on too. In the opening story segment, the team also put in a funny message, telling you that, if you paid for this translated ROM in any way, including buying a repro SNES cart, you got ripped off and should demand your money back.
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i loved this game. besides the awkward controls, this has to be one of the most stylistic games on the system. to bad it never got a western release.
the sequel was also pretty sweet.
bubba966
Cinema Ninja!,
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Just got the game and was wondering if it was me sucking or if the controls were a bit awkward. Is fun though so I'm hoping I get a little more used to the controls.
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Camel Slug
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Power Stone 1 and 2 on the Dreamcast, along with the first Marvel vs Capcom. I have a long way to go to unlock all the different weapon combinations in PS2, but overall I find the first game controls better and is a tighter experience.
Last Blade 2, Ironclad and Twinkle Star Sprites on the Neo•Geo...
Last Blade 2, Ironclad and Twinkle Star Sprites on the Neo•Geo...
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Picked up Crash N Sane Trilogy for Switch today. Played all three, got about 20%+ through all three games. I don’t remember being able to play as Coco in Crash 2 on PSX, I thought that was a nice addition. The controls felt great on all three, worked very well with the Switch joystick and buttons. I sometimes wonder if I’ll have to pony up for the pro controller.
Sorry to bump, this is my favorite game on my Xbox. That final mission isn't that bad. I have played it so much I got it figured out.
Where was you having trouble past the half way point "prison" with General Song's father? Here's what to do, don't even bother going up the road it's futile. I done it one time it's awful & was luck.
Be sure you have plenty of C-4 & Anti air rocket launcher you will need it after you get the chopper.
Right after you exit the prison look at your radar and there will be a North Korean Hind chopper in the area. Get it's attention and hijack it. After that stay sorta low to the ground because there is a S.A.M up the mountain. Go down the road you came a bit to get the North Korean disguise.
After that fly up the mountain and get in behind the back of the large building where the launch code machine is. Get low to ground so you can get the hell out of it fast. Next take out the S.A.M launcher on the top left then fast turn around and take out the radar jammer facing the main gate on the left. Get out and blow up the chopper, next C-4 the two solder tunnels on both back sides. Go disarm the nukes on the computer then I carpet bomb both sides of the area. Angle them both outward don't go down the middle or you will kill general Song. After all this just methodically work your way down one side there will be alot of RPG soldier so be very careful. Its not bad after you do it a couple times.
What makes the mission a bitch is thinking you half to continue down the road past the prison. Its near impossible to do because you signal will be jammed so you are in a mess right off the bat.
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Yeah, I was trying to continue on the road. What I eventually figured out is that you can drive up a mountain and get to that giant turret gun thing. So I had support drop an armored van, drove up there, used it to ram as many NKs as I could and used it for cover to take out everyone else. I used the turret to take out the target. I forget if I drove or got a helicopter to get to the next location. Really after that it was pretty straightforward.
Giant turret, are you talking about the Ace of Diamonds mission general Chang? Because on that mission it's one of your objectives to man a super large turret to take out another turret that launching radioactive shells.