How Is Your SNES Gaming Going?

[ZeroAX]

The original, SF 64 or both? Cause to be honest I don't get how anyone can like the original StarFox today. It has aged so badly, and it has been surpassed by a kilometer from its successor.

Gameplay man, gameplay. Who cares what it looks like if it's still enjoyable?

That's just the problem for me. It's so slow and I have trouble telling what is what. It's a rare case of the graphics affecting the gameplay for me. A good comparison would be an open world game racing game where you can't see 10 meters past your car.

[MrPopo]

Hey, I don't like StarFox, yet here I am.

The original, SF 64 or both? Cause to be honest I don't get how anyone can like the original StarFox today. It has aged so badly, and it has been surpassed by a kilometer from its successor.

Da-da dada da da
Dib dib dib dada
Bllbt bllbt
Ri riri ririri

[ExedExes]

Hey, I don't like Yoshi's Island or StarFox, yet here I am.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, I didn't like Super Double Dragon all that much either. But I'm still a valued member here

[Gunstar Green]

Hey, I don't like Yoshi's Island or StarFox, yet here I am.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, I didn't like Super Double Dragon all that much either. But I'm still a valued member here

Since I've inadvertently started SNES confessions hour:

Super Double Dragon is an unfinished mess. I thought so long before learning that it actually is an unfinished mess.

I have mixed feelings about Yoshi's Island. Even though platformers are one of my favorite genres I don't think I ever completed it.

[Ack]

Hey, I don't like StarFox, yet here I am.

The original, SF 64 or both? Cause to be honest I don't get how anyone can like the original StarFox today. It has aged so badly, and it has been surpassed by a kilometer from its successor.

The original StarFox is the best Starfox, and one of the best games on SNES.

And I completely disagree and would say I enjoyed Super Mario RPG more. But to each their own.

Also, if we are back on confessions, I've never played Super Double Dragon, though I have beaten Double Dragon V. And I think Donkey Kong Country 3 is superior to Donkey Kong Country but not necessarily Donkey Kong Country 2. I think DKC2 and DKC3 are both excellent but think DKC2 just edges it out a little.

[alienjesus]

Da-da dada da da
Dib dib dib dada
Bllbt bllbt
Ri riri ririri

<3

[Gunstar Green]

I don't like DKC at all honestly and I think the digitized graphics trend was the worst thing to happen to 2D gaming.

I'm so-so about DKC 2 but it doesn't excite me much. It's the only one I physically own today. I never tried DKC 3 because my interest in the series is low to begin with and a lot of people speak negatively of it. Maybe someday.

[ZeroAX]

I have mixed feelings about Yoshi's Island. Even though platformers are one of my favorite genres I don't think I ever completed it.

To be fair it's such a huge game that it overstays its welcome. Not only are there a shit ton of levels in this game, each one lasts forever too, specially after the first world. It's not bad mind you for people who enjoy it so much they want to beat it, but I can see why many people wouldn't have gotten to the end.

Also, if we are back on confessions, I've never played Super Double Dragon, though I have beaten Double Dragon V. And I think Donkey Kong Country 3 is superior to Donkey Kong Country but not necessarily Donkey Kong Country 2. I think DKC2 and DKC3 are both excellent but think DKC2 just edges it out a little.

I have EXACTLY the same opinion. (though I prefer DKC3 for nostalgia (tied to my nostalgia for Donkey Kong Land 3 actually), I admit that DKC2 is sliiiiiightly better in the level design department. Though the stuff they do with the 2 different type of Kongs in DKC3 is also really interesting).

[Retrogamer0001]

Just beat the first boss in Robotrek today and I have to say, this game is really quite good. Not only is the gameplay solid, but there is a lot of humor involved too. For example, in the first town there is someone who lives in "Coker's House" who "doesn't care if he has a problem"

[ZeroAX]

Just beat the first boss in Robotrek today and I have to say, this game is really quite good. Not only is the gameplay solid, but there is a lot of humor involved too. For example, in the first town there is someone who lives in "Coker's House" who "doesn't care if he has a problem"

I'm glad you like it. You will love the ending of the game, it's so surreal.