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.5: Sewage Time .6: Say Your Prayers And thus, the Punisher closes.
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I had forgotten about the amazing desperation attack sound effect from the arcade version.
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Man Dancer posted:I had forgotten about the amazing desperation attack sound effect from the arcade version. I'm sure the noise helps with making the move physically possible,
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Let's Play Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker Return of The Joker is a really good movie. This isn't the movie though. This is a beat 'em up released on the Nintendo 64 based on the movie. It features Terry bashing his way through baddies in the same storyline, but with noticeably less production value. The highlight of the game is your ability to switch between four different suits at will, each with their own strengths, and then ignore half of them because they're not very useful. So, let's give that a play. It's over! GamesAreSupernice fucked around with this message at 15:30 on Jul 25, 2016 |
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Evil Roombas
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this looks surprisingly competent for the N64, maybe I'm just glad it's not Superman 64 levels
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Aces High posted:this looks surprisingly competent for the N64, maybe I'm just glad it's not Superman 64 levels As far as third party releases on the 64, this could be worse. It's playable at least, even if I doubt anyone would feel good about their purchase.
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Oh it's over
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Shame that the game is so short. There are enough concepts in it to make it a real good game. I guess there were too many limitations in this gen. In addition to this game, the South Park FPS is much better on the N64 than on the PS1. On the other hand, the Gex series is awful on N64- it had less levels and less one-liners. Is there a consensus which system had the better ports overall? get that OUT of my face fucked around with this message at 02:19 on Jul 26, 2016 |
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Y-Hat posted:Shame that the game is so short. There are enough concepts in it to make it a real good game. I guess there were too many limitations in this gen. That's a tough one. The PS1 ports generally had better lighting and controls, but the N64 ports looked a hell of a lot less freakishly ugly and ran smoother. Shadow Man is a tie on the PS1/N64, for me, Nightmare Creatures is definitely better on the PS1, Toy Story 2 is a wash.. Spider-Man had ugly as poo poo cutscenes but better graphics and actual shadows on 64. It's hard to pick.
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Let's Play UFO Kamen YakiSoban An adorable playable advertisement with solid game design and some catchy music. Thoroughly enjoyable. .1: Stage One .2: Stage Two .3: Stage Three .4: Stage Four .5: Stage Five Meal attack! GamesAreSupernice fucked around with this message at 11:39 on Jul 31, 2016 |
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So, you are the tentacle monster? Speaking of repetitive games with silly superheroes... The Tick?
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SelenicMartian posted:So, you are the tentacle monster? For once, the Tentacle Monster is the protagonist. The Tick is a whole new level of repetitive. I would struggle to find commentary for the very first level, appropriately titled "Night of A Million-Zillion Ninjas". My brother literally had a breakdown after he played for hours to get to the final level and the game crashed.
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I thought maybe I was exaggerating but no the drat thing is almost 4 hours long.
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.2: Stage Two
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I'm confused as to why the yakisoba super hero's arch-nemesis is a guy with a kettle head. You'd think they'd have a symbiotic relationship. Edit: Unless it's a microwave meal, I guess.
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Rollersnake posted:I'm confused as to why the yakisoba super hero's arch-nemesis is a guy with a kettle head. You'd think they'd have a symbiotic relationship. UFO's meals need no kettle!
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Eloquent
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You're playing as an instant noodle mascot to save your girlfriend and preserve the supremacy of lazy food over a good cooked meal? This is an advertisement, after all. The first boss is one of those grills that they use in Japan to make stuff like okonomiyaki (meat and a bunch of vegetables put together in a pancake), and it uses the utensils that chefs use to throw the food at you as a projectile. It's a nice little touch. Whenever I see a non-Roman alphabet language like Japanese or Chinese put a word with Roman letters in it, I feel like the dog in this Far Side comic. ![]() Looks like the Mad Hatter if he were wearing a tea kettle on his head instead of a top hat.
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.3: Stage Three
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.4: Stage Four
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.5: Stage Five The End
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So, is the timer for each screen the time required to prepare a real pack of those noodles?
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SelenicMartian posted:So, is the timer for each screen the time required to prepare a real pack of those noodles? Oh man I never thought about that
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Is his main attack called "Mein Attack?" That's fabulous.
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Man Dancer posted:Is his main attack called "Mein Attack?" That's fabulous. I think it's "Meal Attack"
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Streets of Rage: Silent Storm![]() A fan-made Streets of Rage 4. There are many of these, but this is one of the best.
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GamesAreSupernice posted:I think it's "Meal Attack" It's Men Attack, for sure. Incidentally, the invincibility attack in that game reminded me of this beautiful clip from Voltasaur Team Kyoryuger: ![]()
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AzraelNewtype posted:It's Men Attack, for sure. I just watched this clip in my office at work and in a completely unrelated conversation between two of the networks guys, one of them said "What a strange concept."
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Iron Commando A really kick-rear end and pretty looking beat 'em up that's harder than it looks
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I must say I appreciate your commitment to games that are kind of awful.
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ManlyGrunting posted:I must say I appreciate your commitment to games that are kind of awful. Thanks!
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I didn't know there were other fanmade Streets of Rage games, I only knew about the Remake one but then again if most of them are in various aspects of abandoned or just simply unfinished then it is no wonder I only really knew about SoRR, seeing as it actually was finished
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Aces High posted:I didn't know there were other fanmade Streets of Rage games, I only knew about the Remake one but then again if most of them are in various aspects of abandoned or just simply unfinished then it is no wonder I only really knew about SoRR, seeing as it actually was finished SoRR is in another league from most fan-games
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This still isn't dead and another SNES/Genesis beat 'em up will be coming soon to a post near you. A full playthrough this time.
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Let's Play "Captain America and The Avengers" Captain America and The Avengers was originally a beat 'em up released in arcades. It shortly after received two attempts at a faithful recreation on the Super Nintendo and Genesis/Mega Drive, along with two unique side-scrollers for the NES and Game Gear. We're of course interested in the SNES/Genesis titles. Or rather, the Genesis title, since it isn't poopy like its counterpart. Anyway, the version we've got our hands on is developed by Opera House. They've recreated other Data East titles, and they did a splendid job with this one as well. The controls are responsive, fast, and there's even cheesy voice clips to complete the authentic arcade feel. We're going to be experiencing the whole glorious game as Captain America himself, since everyone else is kinda less good. Videos Scene 1: The Avengers ![]() Scene 2: Target Town ![]() Scene 3: Challenge from The Bottom of The Sea ![]() Scene 4: The Giant Laser Cannon ![]() Scene 5: The End of Red Skull ![]() Extra Scene: The Super Nintendo ![]() America still needs your help! GamesAreSupernice fucked around with this message at 11:09 on Nov 27, 2016 |
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GamesAreSupernice posted:
Those two clowns are Klaw and, IIRC, the Living Laser. (E: or possibly the Melter, but I don't think so)
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# ? May 19, 2025 21:33 |
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:Those two clowns are Klaw and, IIRC, the Living Laser. Thank you Spider-Man
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