Originally posted by socool8520
Not as hard as they used to be. Super Ghouls n Ghosts made me feel like the greatest gamer ever when I finally beat it. Games now have so many convenient save points that you can run through them relatively quickly.
This is true, though some games were more forgiving than others. However, we didn't have the internet back then, we couldn't look up how to beat a part you don't know how to beat. Yet there are things in some games you'd never know you had to do in order to advance. Like in Castlevania 2.
Originally posted by Surtur
This is true, though some games were more forgiving than others. However, we didn't have the internet back then, we couldn't look up how to beat a part you don't know how to beat. Yet there are things in some games you'd never know you had to do in order to advance. Like in Castlevania 2.
Contra comes to mind as well as Battletoads. Holy hell I would get irritated with those games.
Actually I have Battletoads in Battlemaniacs but I think that's just a graphics update for the SNES
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Originally posted by Scribble
Battletoads! I have that for the SNES. What a ****ing nightmare. Great first couple of levels, but **** that speeder bike jump one. Impossible.
Exactly dude, one ****ing mistake and it's back to the beginning of the level. While I thought the game play was great, they were very harsh in design. So unforgiving. I can see how people snapped multiple controllers playing that level. lol
Originally posted by Scribble
And if you run out of lives, back to the start of the game. ****ing ruthless.
Indeed. Super Ghouls n Ghosts was the exact same way. 1 hit without armor, and no matter what, you start over again. If you beat those types of games, there was no question you were good at them.
Originally posted by socool8520I've heard ruthless stuff about that game, and that even if you beat the last boss, he makes you complete the entire game again from scratch just to get the chance to face him in a re-match.
Indeed. Super Ghouls n Ghosts was the exact same way. 1 hit without armor, and no matter what, you start over again. If you beat those types of games, there was no question you were good at them.