Ack wrote:Cinder. It's also part of the reason I prefer Killer Instinct to Killer Instinct 2 or Gold.
I was amazing at KI and never played any of the others after that in the arcade. What a blast KI was...did Cinder's infinite work on SNES? And did you still have to use him to get Eyedol (if possible) on the SNES?
alright, how about Contra instead of Jackal? Also a run n gun. Lots of versions. (I'm gonna keep this up until there is an official update in the first post).
noiseredux wrote:alright, how about Contra instead of Jackal? Also a run n gun. Lots of versions. (I'm gonna keep this up until there is an official update in the first post).
Sorry noiseredux; Ack, Racket, and myself all had heavy weekends (I typically dont come to the site on weekends anyway). We are going to do Contra, since Jackal has a rebirth version coming out later in the year. If anyone has any objections please voice them before 1800 EST (2300 GMT) today.
fastbilly1 wrote:Sorry noiseredux; Ack, Racket, and myself all had heavy weekends (I typically dont come to the site on weekends anyway). We are going to do Contra, since Jackal has a rebirth version coming out later in the year. If anyone has any objections please voice them before 1800 EST (2300 GMT) today.
If Contra it is, then I am completely ecstatic about the full upcoming calendar!
I have another future nomination. A good one: Qwak.
It's a 1993 action puzzler in the vein of Bubble Bobble. It's got 80-something levels. It's been released on: BBC Micro, Acorn Electron, Amiga, Amiga CD32, Game Boy Advance, and most recently as a PC and Mac Download direct from the developer.
I recently got the GBA version (also as a limited release from the developer, Jamie Woodhouse who has a pretty awesome and varied resume) and it just really hit me as an overlooked gem. Wanted to share
