Topic: Games you abused the save state feature on

Gargoyle's Quest
Game and Watch Gallery 2

It would be impossible for me to get 1000 points on G&WG2 without the save states. Even with them I had a difficult time with some of the games such as modern Parachute.

Gargoyles Quest is the only one I can think of - because I was fed up of having to walk to the bosses again and again. Saved before every boss/level to save plenty of time. :3

Not on the 3DS, but Sonic 1 on the PSP collection pretty much required it twice in order for me to get past Zone 2 Act 3.

Super Mario Bros. Finally beat it a week or two ago after all these years.

Super Mario Land 2 near the end.

i dont use the save features.

I did abuse it on SML and SMB and Kirby, and DK, but I deleted those files and am going to beat them without

I saved a lot in Half-Life

The one which stands out the most for me was GG Shinobi. On the last level, I basically did a restore point for every new platform I stepped on, otherwise I probably would have never finished it

Gargoyle's Quest would have to be a close second for me

i really never used it i only used it on zelda 2 adventure of link and only used it twice on the 5th boss

Yeah, me too btw. Just played the Black Mesa mod. On the 3DS, I have abused with Donkey Kong '94. : )

I had the same problem when I grew up on this game.

As for me, SML 1 & 2, only because I had to rush my playthroughs.

i abuse on legend of zelda 2 .-. i dont think id be where i am at this point in the game without it

Gargoyle's Quest. It was just annoying near the end.

I don't think any use of the save states in Zelda 2 could ever be considered abuse - considering it's necessary to make it somewhat playable.

I never used it on Zelda II at all. I did abuse it on GG Shinobi though

Donkey Kong '94, Gargoyle's Quest, Super Mario Land, Blaster Master The Enemy Below and a few others I can't remember.

I haven't yet. It has meant that certain games are essentially impossible for me to beat (hi Ninja Gaiden) but I generally prefer to play games the way they are meant to be played.

Super Mario Land, Mole Mania, and Kirby's Dream Land hard mode

Bionic Commando, but only in the final stage.