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Xeolord
Posts: 1508/3418 |
And now I am playing Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow (yes finally) and it has blown me away. |
Emptyeye
Posts: 1583/2273 |
ah,I see.
I never bothered to learn how to snake (Adeptly) or spacefly, myself. |
Mr. F-Zero
Posts: 134/158 |
Ah. In which case, try pasting this
http://www.mrfixitonline.com/Library.asp?Action=LISTLIBRARY&VolumeId=5591&filter_filetype=movie&filter_filename=flying
and from there click the movie which says "Midiman sets a spaceflying time of 28"517 on Twist Road with Maximum Dragon".
Midiman is snaking at first, and then spaceflies the remainder of the circuit. Its not the snaking or spaceflying I find hard, its the finish line skipping he does at the end... he hits the line so it thinks he's done all the checkpoints when in fact he's done just the one. Its incredibly hard to line up perfect with the finish line and make the checkpoint change like that.... midiman is the only person thats ever done all 3 laps with it. Thats why its bloody difficult. |
Nebetsu
Posts: 1204/1574 |
Originally posted by Mr. F-Zero
Playing F-Zero GX. Ive been trying for hours to try this shortcut, I defy anyone to do it:
http://files.mrfixitonline.com/s/60/mctr_midiman_28517.mpg
Bloody spaceflying.
404 |
Kario
Posts: 1513/2082 |
Originally posted by Mr. F-Zero
Playing F-Zero GX. Ive been trying for hours to try this shortcut, I defy anyone to do it:
http://files.mrfixitonline.com/s/60/mctr_midiman_28517.mpg
Bloody spaceflying.
I would try it, but the movie is playing too fast to tell what the hell he does. |
Nebetsu
Posts: 1202/1574 |
I'm playing with myself... and Final Fantasy: Dawn Of Souls. |
alte Hexe
Posts: 3307/5458 |
...Should I say it? Yes, I should.
I'm playing..........................The Longest Journey
*dodges tomatoes thrown by Europeans* |
Ailure
Posts: 8741/11162 |
Advance wars.
I really need to finish thoose two lasts maps, the final map and that map with alot of mountains.  |
Cruel Justice
Posts: 728/1384 |
Starcraft BW as usual.
Just pwned 4 people and got bsed 3 times and disconnected once... hey! It's Battlenet! |
O.G.
Posts: 32/169 |
i traded in GTA III, GTA: VC, Panzer Dragoon Orta, Arned and dangerous for 23.00 at gamestop on friday, and purchased a used copy of "Mercenaries" and a year subscription to Gameinformer(which is a great magazine, its the AP of video games magazines), i also got a card so i get 20% more for my future trade ins 
if you havent tried "Mercenaries" get a copy any way you can, its like GTA but not as overrated as that series, and it uses a couple of cool things(like the havok engine, and a trust feature) so far i'm about done with collecting the "clubs", and have gotten permission to capture my first ace card
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alitnil
Posts: 239/290 |
playing Eternal Darkness, but should be outside catching butterfiles and swinging. |
JDavis
Posts: 554/815 |
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
Because I felt like it...
...And I can't get any new games 'til I get my paycheck in a couple weeks. |
Colin
Posts: 7416/11302 |
Dunno about "newer" versions - aside from different graphics, the bible questions and maybe some item changes, they're the same game.  Basically Crystal Mines II* and III.
* - Yes, I know Crystal Mines II was released on the Lynx. |
Darth Roflbbq
Posts: 131/299 |
...And in an act of pure boredom...
The Journeyman Project! |
Karadur
Posts: 925/1192 |
Originally posted by Colin
Karadur: Um...  Wisdom Tree games?
Aren't both Exodus and Joshua newer versions of Crystal Mines to begin with?
Yes, Wisdom Tree games  Both me and my brother like them, and we're the only ones that ever play games on the Nintendo anymore . We also have Bible Buffet and King of Kings by them, and all four of those games were purchased from Gospel Text a long time ago.
I don't know about those games being newer versions of Crystal Mines, as I don't remember ever playing that game  I see from the GameFAQs info on it that it's a NES game, so I'll see if we have it at home tonight, and if I do, give it a try to see if the games do resemble each other 
Also, a bit of a change to my last post. I'm now currently playing Megaman Battle Network 4: Blue Moon on the computer, as I beat the White version of the 3rd one this morning (secret area and all), and I don't feel like going on to the Black version just yet (what with it being untranslated and all) 
Edit: Scrap the thing about me trying out the game if we have it when I get home tonight. I just took a look at two screenshots of the game here, and the one on the right makes me almost completely sure that Joshua and Exodus newer versions of it (with different levels though). |
Colin
Posts: 7404/11302 |
Karadur: Um... Wisdom Tree games?
Aren't both Exodus and Joshua newer versions of Crystal Mines to begin with? |
Squash Monster
Posts: 548/677 |
I've never understood the appeal of Pac-Man.
I'm more of a Frogger and Missile Command type.
And Tetris rocks, as per always. Not as much as Puyo though. |
Thoughtless
Posts: 107/149 |
Tetris.
And Pac-Man Mania.
Yeah, while everybody is playing the new games I take a step back and start playing with squares and a yellow thing that eats. |
Squash Monster
Posts: 547/677 |
Originally posted by Ailure
And now lately, Paradious. God that game have quite some replay value, I hadn't played Gradius but I have played a clone so I don't feel competly lost.
I would suggest anyone to try it.
Parodious! Parodious is amazing! Have you played Chatting Parodius? (that's what it's usually called, I forgot what the proper (Japanese) name was) That one is great for replay, because of the faries. |
Karadur
Posts: 923/1192 |
On the computer, I only play one game for the most part of the time I'm playing games, and that is Megaman Battle Network 3: White. I'm going through all the games in that series (including Megaman Battle Chip Challenge and Megaman Battle Network 4.5: Real Operation), to collect pictures of the various Navis.
Aside from that game, there isn't really any other specific one that I play, although I do still play some other games, as I downloaded the goodsets of both NES and SNES ROMs before the internet was disconnected, so now I have a good amount of games to choose from if I'm bored
I don't play any Gamecube games that much, but that'd probably be attributed to the fact that I've beaten all the games I have (with the exception of Scaler), and I don't want to go through them again
I've recently started playing games on our NES when someone else is on the computer, and when I'm doing that, I usually play one or a few of the following games:
:: Exodus
:: Star Tropics
:: McKids
:: Joshua
:: Puzznic
At least there's enough to choose from that I don't get bored too quickly |
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