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GeminiSaint

GeminiSaint

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#3

GeminiSaint commented on Review: Mega Man 4 (NES):

@Fourside Boy: Opinions, man. MM4 is awesome. About its difficulty level, I wouldn't say it's a cakewalk. I mean, it took me several months to beat it the first time (sure, this was like 20 years ago and it was my very first Mega Man game ever, but still).

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#4

GeminiSaint commented on Review: Mega Man 4 (NES):

This was my very first Mega Man game, and thus holds a very special spot in my gamer heart.
That said, I still think 4's soundtrack is the best in the series.

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#27

GeminiSaint commented on Talking Point: An Open Letter To Nintendo:

tl;dr
People, people. Letters directed to corporate entities should be short and to the point. Axe the fluff and cut straight to the chase. Doing so dramatically improves its chances of being read.

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#45

GeminiSaint commented on Review: Mega Man 2 (3DS eShop / NES):

@NintendoNaut: One small detail you are missing. If you die during the boobeam boss fight and you still have at least one extra life left, walls that were destroyed won't reappear, which means in the next try you'll have some more crash bombs at your disposal (provided you don't forget to refill it before entering the boss room, of course!).

However, walls will reappear if it's your last life and you get a Game Over.

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#46

GeminiSaint commented on Review: Ikachan (3DS eShop):

Okay, I compared the two versions side by side, and this is what's new in the 3DS version:

  • Revamped title screen.
  • Three save files.
  • Slightly polished foreground graphics (there are edge tiles lining walls now).
  • A neat lighting effect in the background.
  • A handful of new corridors here and there, populated by all-new enemies.
  • Revised GUI (there are hearts and bars now instead of just numbers).
  • Some enemies have been retouched a little (ie: crabs' pincers are a different color now).
  • Slightly expanded story (some dialogue was rewritten to make the plot and backstory a little deeper).
  • Revamped ending/credits sequence complete with all-new art.
    Yeah, it's still a short game, but I think it compensates that with lots of charm. At just $5, I think it's worth it, especially if you enjoyed Cave Story.