@Teksetter Thanks, hope you have fun with your Monster Bash pinball table. Pretty neat that it's inspired by the classic monsters.
This is Monster Bash. Well, this is the trailer to the HD version, I have the DOS original wrapped with DOSBox.
It's a PC platformer, but the premise is you play as Johnny Dash. His dog Tex and the neighborhood pets got kidnapped by the evil Count Chuck (Dracula), and the monster under the bed tells Johnny about Chuck's plan, and sends him on a quest to save the pets and Tex. It has a lot of creepy themes in it and it's fitting for Halloween.
Thanks for that description, @Sunsy - your PC Monster Bash looks like a fun game perfect for playing around Halloween! I love those names - Count Chuck must be a fearsome adversary for Johnny Dash. 😁
Since you were kind enough to post a trailer for your MB, I thought I’d return the favor - here is a quick video overview of Monster Bash pinball, with a taste of the game’s music: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H4b8DewWWog
And if you’re feeling brave, here is the original (cringearific) marketing video from back in 1998. The funny characters call outs are the best part: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4_eSu-Mkzfk
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Started up my yearly run of Castlevania Symphony of the Night, last night. Playing it on PS4 so It doesn't have the original voice actors nor script which is a downer but it still plays well.
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Most horror games aren't just scary for me, they're difficult. Like the Resident Evil games. All the ammo you have to conserve, I end up wasting because I'm in a panic to kill that one villager in RE4 (the original game that is). Seriously, they're not zombies, how is a single headshot only making them stumble instead of killing them?!
The later resident evil aren't like that. The remakes are a little bit though. More ammo for the most part in 4, 5, and 6.
My worry with the earlier games was the amount of saves needed to beat the game. Speaking of RE, think I might be buying RE4R soon if I don't buy alan wake 2.
@NeonPizza You know that is a series that I have never played, Splatterhouse. I know that's surprising especially with my love for 80's slasher movies. Definitely going to have to change that one of these days.
Mega Man 7 was a blast Definitely a step up from the same old stuff on the NES games. Shadesman stage is a good one to especially with it's nod to Ghosts n Goblins.
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@NeonPizza Yeah I generally stick with the first 3 Mega Man games on NES, my favorite being 3 although 2 is a close second and 1 being a solid third. There's nothing wrong with 1 mind you it's just that 3 and 2 do it better. And yes totally agree that 1 isn't that hard.
I have yet to play 9, 10 or 11 but I hear good things about them. One of these days I will get around to them I suppose.
Oh and speaking of a nostalgia kick I fired up the NES version of SMB3 the other night and OMG instant nostalgia feels. I don't bother with any of the remake it's has to be the NES one.
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Well with September nearing an end and October upon us its that time of the year again to break out the spooky games. My choice might seem obvious with a certain collection releasing a few weeks ago but here's what spooky games I will be playing this year for Halloween.
Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (Switch) One of my favorite Castlevania games that I was never able to beat due to my 3DS getting stolen. I plan to rectify that this year.
Diablo IV (Series X) I know the new update comes out in a few days and its been awhile since I played this game. So I figured this will be a good time to return. Not quite sure if I will make a new character or continue with the one I started a few months ago.
If I get some time in between I might play Dawn of Sorrow and Order of Ecclisia on the Switch as well. Not quite sure how much time I will have till the end of October once I beat PoR.
Castlevania. Every year during October I'm always playing a Castlevania game, and this year is no different. For me, it's the perfect Halloween game since Dracula is my favorite among the lineup of monsters.
Currently playing through the Dominus collection, just finished Portrait of Ruin.
@NintendoByNature Portrait of Ruin is my favorite of the DS Castlevanias. I just thought the Portrait ideas were unique. I also liked the fact that it was a sequel to Castlevania Bloodlines.
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I'm going to take a break from Wylde Flowers to try to beat World End Syndrome this October. Maybe play some Graveyard Keeper and Castlevania Circle of the Moon too.
I mentioned already on this topic a couple of years ago but I still say Pumpkin Jack is the best Halloween game to play. It's not that long of a game so it would be perfect to squeeze in sometime in this month.
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