Random Gaming Thoughts

[TSTR]

I like the first TMNT on NES.

[Luke]

I like the first TMNT on NES.

+1. It's pretty difficult, but extremely satisfying to beat.

[TSTR]

I like the first TMNT on NES.

+1. It's pretty difficult, but extremely satisfying to beat.

There's a dingaling joke in here somewhere...

[Ziggy]

Interesting. You know the ambient music that plays in the Gamecube menu? Apparently if you play it at about 19 times the original speed it's the Famicom Disk System music.

[wclem]

You have to use the rope on that level as you're not supposed to be able to make that jump in the first place.

It took me forever to figure that out as a kid. Though, we did not have the internet back then. You just had to pound away at a game until you got it.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Interesting. You know the ambient music that plays in the Gamecube menu? Apparently if you play it at about 19 times the original speed it's the Famicom Disk System music.

I actually did know that. It's a cool sound.

As a kid I remember reading that games like Zelda, Castlevania, and Mario 2 were "originally released for the Famicom Disk System." So I always pictured it as the entirely separate console that existed one generation before the Famicom.

[darsparx]

Interesting. You know the ambient music that plays in the Gamecube menu? Apparently if you play it at about 19 times the original speed it's the Famicom Disk System music.

I think I've heard that before...though the ending to that video was just disturbing o_O

[KalessinDB]

So now the Bayonetta fight music, awesome though it might be, is stuck in my head. Forever

[lisalover1]

I was writing a paper about Diddy Kong Racing, and I mispelled Diddy as Diddly. Thus, I immediately pictured Ned Flanders in the game, and now I can't stop laughing.

[noiseredux]

You have to use the rope on that level as you're not supposed to be able to make that jump in the first place.

nah I don't think so dood. You can make the jump in the NES version. The DOS version is infamous for being a port that's broken and un-beatable. Though supposedly they fixed that part in the UK "Ninja Heroes" version of the DOS game.