Snickerd00dle's Summer Game Challenge 2011

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TEKTORO wrote:FYI-this game is full of dead ends,overlooking key items,confusing directions,lots of backtracking,but there are a lot of other good things going for Shadowgate specially for Adventure fans.But maybe not so much for me.


yup same devs that made Deja Vu so wicked frustrating!
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Thanks noise for lending me a shoulder to cry on :lol:

I may lighten up the day a lil by playing a lil bit of Loaded and Sega Ages.
A hd remake of loaded would be cool with all the couch co-op makin a comeback in the mainstream (which is a staple in retrogamin).
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yeah Loaded is great.

Which Sega Ages games do you have?
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US Saturn version-Outrun,Space harrier,After burner.
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played some more MGS today. I'm on the third level now. Shit gets hard because I'm really not good at stealth. But I'm enjoying it immensely nonetheless.

Also threw in R-Type Delta. The first level was a breeze. Second... not so much. I got all the way up to the part in level two where you descend into the water and big pillars are falling without losing a life. Then I lost all my lives right there. Yikes.
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noiseredux wrote:Threw in MGS. Amazing. Wow. Only on the second level, but WHY did I never play a non-8bit Metal Gear game??? I'm an idiot. This is great.

Amazing indeed.

Did you play Metal Gear 2 (MSX2)?
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brunoafh wrote:
noiseredux wrote:Threw in MGS. Amazing. Wow. Only on the second level, but WHY did I never play a non-8bit Metal Gear game??? I'm an idiot. This is great.

Amazing indeed.

Did you play Metal Gear 2 (MSX2)?


nope.

I've played the NES MG. I've played MGS on GBC. That's it.

I have MGS2 for PS2, but holding out for the version of MGS3 that has the MSX2 games on the bonus disc so I can play those.
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The NES game is... okay (the MSX version is very good). The GBC game is pretty good. Metal Gear 2 though, I can't possibly give enough praise to it. Quite easily one of the best 16-bit games ever made.
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well I will say this... MGS has made me a convert already. So I'll be investigating others soon enough. :)
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Just finished up banjo kazooie. That was a hell of a final boss - it went on and on, and was pretty tricky. I enjoyed the game overall, there are some thing about it which feel a little rough around the edges, but it's a solid fun platformer, and it feels a little faster paced than mario 64. I intend to fully complete it tomorrow, which will require doing 2 of the 9 levels over again to get the maximum note score of 100 on each, followed by finishing some jigsaws for cheats. Otherwise I have everything - I have 100/100 jiggies, 24/24 extra honeycomb pieces, 3/3 cheato pages and even all the secret stop n swop stuff which was never used in the end!
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