Yeah it's brutal. It's still ridiculously hard, but if you can get to those bosses with the gold armor it makes it a little easier, since it gives the bracelet a little extra range.

i can get there with the gold armor, to me the game itself isnt hard...its the last part i have problems with, i can plow through the whole game twice, but cant beat the last bosses.

just beat super ghouls n ghosts with the real ending. every part of the game was fairly easy for me just not the second to last boss, he is real tricky the second time around. im not going to say how long it took me to beat it, im just glad i finally did.

"im a total jerk"

Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, and 3 my friend! Man, I was the biggest Sega fan back in the day and these games (and the Genesis in general) were the reasons why!

Wait....am I actually a..............SEGA TURNCOAT!?!?! OMG NOO! WHYYYYYY!?!?

finished up ufouria, next up: holy diver for nes/famicom repro, known for being tough as nails. ill get er done. that will go in Ryno's "Recent Game You Have Beat "Radical Retro Console" Edition!" thread.

@Ogo79
Silly question(or maybe not), but have you completed Mega Man 1-6, Ninja Gaiden I-III and Castlevania I-III all on the phantabulous Nintendo Entertainment system? I can almost say i have, once i get around to playing MM6....Which I'll be getting in a couple weeks and a few other retro goodies from my bogus & beloved home world Video Land. I've been holding off on the retro buys for a couple of months i think which is a shell shock to the Wavemyster's 7-11 slurpilicious system. The last Nes game i picked up was Metroid(Still haven't played it yet) along with a few other retro buys since i never make just one purchase at a time. I like to mix things up a bit by including retro toys and other merchandisie which makes the entire purchase more fun and memorable.

Time to get radical retro once again and ignore all of this silly modern gaming poop, or at least keep the balance intact between the two.

@Waveboy
i havent beat all of the mega man, castlevania or ninja gaiden games as of yet. as far as ninja gaiden, ill beat that series on the snes cart. i cant remember exactly how many mega man games ive beat, but im going to start over from 1-10, including mm 7 and mm 8. no excuses, however battle kid took an enormous amount of time to beat so now im catching up again. i know holy diver is even harder than any old castlevania game, in fact it was made before castlevania...why do i keep torturing myself!

Donkey Kong Country 3, Mega man 5 and Mega Man X in a span of 7 days. Loved them all.

Kirby Super Star and Legend of Zelda for me.

Double Dragon 2, but I can always go back and replay that one, with a friend or on my own. The others are Super Metroid and A Link to the Past.

Beat River City Ransom a few days back. Good game, but that ending was horrible. D:

OH come on all text endings aren't that bad.

The text was fine. But the lack of at least a piece of still art was kind of disappointing, considering how much trial and error I went through to reach the end.

Ummm was there suppose to be something here cause all it says is hotlinking is not allowed.

If you want to see a really bad ending, check out Donkey Kong Land for Game Boy.

Just beat super Mario bros. but I used the dreaded restore points to do so... I feel so weak

After what I think might have been a year, I finally beat Mega Man 2. I just ripped through the Wily Castle in what was mostly my first try on the stages.

On Wii VC, I recently beat U-Four-ia, Link to the Past, and Super Mario RPG. U-Four-ia was a fantastic game. LttP was ok, definitely not my favorite Zelda though. And Super Mario RPG was pretty boring in my opinion.

As for 3DS VC, the only game I recently beat on there was Super Mario Land. Great game, way too short though.

just beat castlevania the adventure rebirth. it wasnt too hard and i really enjoyed the game.

@Ogo79
What did you think of the final battle against good ol Drac?
I thought it was easily one of the best end finale boss battles in the entire Belmont & BattyTastic franchise. 3 Forms this time around just like in III: Dracula's Curse. The game could of been a bit longer, but that makes it even more appealing to just pick up and play and blaze through it all over again. Once you finish it you can select the 'classic' style jump instead of the default control your jump in mid air. Choosing to go Retro will definitly ramp the challenge up considerably. If Alf can beat it, Ogo can beat it. Sup!