Mailman_GV
Pretty much just Blaster Master on NES but with slightly different (better?) level design. Stopped playing early on because I couldn't figure out where to go.
This is good, but I think I still like Samurai Shodown II a little more. The sprite work here is beautiful and the gameplay is still very refined, but some of the original personality is still missing. I think the culprit is mainly the more involved music, but I could do without the over-the-top executions as well.
2018
This was already my favorite Rusty Lake game and then chapter 2 added a bunch of references to Birthday and now I love this one. Great puzzles, super cool movie-game integration, and Dale is the best Rusty Lake protag.
2020
The fact that half of the animations and sounds are from Smash Ultimate and Brawl is the funniest thing ever. Objectively not very good but insanely funny to play with friends.
1996
Funny kusoge, played Kasumi
What I expected: Cool and cute ninja girl with juggle combos
What I got: Simon Belmont neutral game with an ending that implies domestic abuse. What the fuck
What I expected: Cool and cute ninja girl with juggle combos
What I got: Simon Belmont neutral game with an ending that implies domestic abuse. What the fuck
EARTH CHOPPER! EARTH CHOPPER! DYNAMITE!! EARTH CHOPPER! SILENT STORM! EARTH CHOPPER!
1987
Basically the same as Bermuda Triangle but for some reason I had more fun with this one. Not bad.
1979
This left my brainspace as soon as I stopped playing.
1980
Extremely simple and pretty boring
1981
Idk why the game relinquishes control from me if I don't kill enough enemies. Not necessarily a bad mechanic but it's not very clear and made me very confused for the majority of my playthrough
When I first started playing this, I was not having fun at all. Turns out it's because I played Sinclair, who is the worst character in the game by a mile and is almost unplayable. So then I played Kasumi and was starting to have fun, but I still wasn't really vibing with the game. That is, until I realized that it's basically trying to be 2D Tekken, and then it clicked.
The biggest frustration, as always with these old SNK games, was the AI. This one was particularly insane from my experience; Wyler was intentionally trying to time me out, and it worked because of how the computer constantly reads your inputs.
I definitely recommend this one as a different take on the 2D fighting genre. It also has a unique vibe, even if it might look similar to Fatal Fury at first glance.
The biggest frustration, as always with these old SNK games, was the AI. This one was particularly insane from my experience; Wyler was intentionally trying to time me out, and it worked because of how the computer constantly reads your inputs.
I definitely recommend this one as a different take on the 2D fighting genre. It also has a unique vibe, even if it might look similar to Fatal Fury at first glance.
1988
Cheater AI smh
1987
I used an invincibility cheat which made it beatable but also very boring.
The shield is overpowered. Kinda funny
1985
Objectively kind of sucks but i slogged through almost all of it for some reason (keyword: almost)