Games Beaten : 2011

[Ack]

Since we're recommending Disney games, I had a good time with The Magical Quest, Starring Mickey Mouse and The Great Circus Mystery, Starring Mickey and Minnie. They're both pretty easy platformers, but I had a lot of fun with both. And The Great Circus Mystery is multiplayer if you've got a friend handy who is interested!

[Bradtemple87]

I second Quackshot, and also heartily recommend Mickey Mania. Great game.

Quackshot is the shit! (smiles at my complete copy )

[final fight cd]

sounds like quackshot is favorite. i will have to search my local stores for one.

[Czernobog]

1. Karateka – Atari 7800
2. Final Fantasy Mystic Quest – SNES
3. Alien Crush – TG16 - *NEW*

I played Alien Crush (pinball game) for a couple hours this evening and exceeded 10,000,000 points before running out of balls so I'm chalking it up as beaten.

[Bradtemple87]

sounds like quackshot is favorite. i will have to search my local stores for one.

The game is put together much better than anyone would have guessed. I really think it is the total package.

[Gamerforlife]

The 8-bit and 16-bit eras were just the best for Disney games and cartoon based games in general. Even the Kingdom Hearts games don't match the awesomeness of the old school Disney games like Chip n Dale's Rescue Rangers on the NES, Castle of Illusion, both the SNES and Genesis versions of Aladdin, Animaniacs on the SNES, Mickey Mania...

God, there were so many awesome platformers back then!

Luke mentioned TMNT on the Gameboy. Are we talking about this one:



Because I used to love that game!

[CFFJR]

^

Well, the Animaniacs were Warner Brothers characters (hell, they called themselves that), not Disney, but the game was still awesome.

[jfe2]

Games Finished 2011

• Call of Duty: Black Ops - 360
  Sonic and Knuckles - XBLA
  K.O.L.M. - PC
  Protect Me Knight aka Mamotte Knight - XBLA
  Space Invaders Extreme 2 - DS *new*
  SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium - NGPC *new*

Total: 6

Space Invaders Extreme 2 was pretty easy, but I still had a lot of fun with it and the branching paths give it quite a bit of replay value. The first game was a bit better due to the greater challenge, IMO. That being said, I picked it up for about $10 new at Gamestop, and it was totally worth it!

SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium was actually very challenging, especially towards the end. I played through tournament mode as Ken, and will probably play through again today as either Ryu or Chun Li. It looks like there are unlockable characters, so I'm going to mess around with that a bit.

"The List" or "Games I intend on beating before the years end!"

• Final Fantasy XIII - 360
  Pier Solar - Genesis
  Zaku - Lynx
  Fallout: New Vegas - 360
  Fable III - 360
  New Super Mario Bros. - Wii
  Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story - DS
  Donkey Kong Country Returns - Wii
  Legend of Wukong - Genesis
  Beggar Prince - Genesis
  Breath of Death VII - XNA
  Dishwasher: The Dead Samurai - XBLA
  Sonic and Knuckles - XBLA BEAT!
  Sonic CD - Sega CD
  Super Mario Bros. - NES
  Panzer Dragoon - Saturn
  Guardian Heroes - Saturn
  Earthbound - SNES
  Braid - XBLA
  Call of Duty: Black Ops - 360 BEAT!

[yomomma1]

1. Deja Vu
2. Lunar Legend
3. Skies of Arcadia Legends
4. No more heroes 2(new)
5. Streets of Rage 2(new)

Streets of Rage 2 is the first beat 'em up I have beaten, and played. Maybe I should try and beat the first streets of rage now.
I finally beat No More Heroes 2 after a year. I need to stop putting games down right before the end of the game. In this case it was only 2 hours of gameplay until I was done.

[Gamerforlife]

^

Well, the Animaniacs were Warner Brothers characters (hell, they called themselves that), not Disney, but the game was still awesome.

Yeah, I sort of forgot to mention that. I was trying to point out that cartoon games in general were awesome back then. I think it was Konami that was pretty good with the Warner stuff(like Animaniacs and The Adventures of Batman and Robin)while Capcom did more Disney stuff I think. Sega had a lot of awesome Disney stuff too though. In fact, they kind of outdid Capcom in that area I think. You look at a game like Capcom's Aladdin, which was awesome on the SNES, but the Genesis one by Sega and Virgin Interactive made more of an impression

I miss the 16-bit era

Need to buy more Gameboy Advance games to play on my DS