I'm sorry what? Great, now I need Taito Legends 1. Took me forever to find 2...
I'd expect 1 should be easier to find. I recall when I bought 2, it was labeled a GameStop exclusive but I think I might've seen it later at Best Buy.
So, it's just Legends 2 that has 4 games exclusive to PS2 and 4 games excluded from PS2 (Xbox/PC only. Though I have the PC version, I've been hesitant to install it because I hear it uses a common popular but malware-ish copy-protection software. )
Where my friends and I usually get stupid:
https://www.twitch.tv/MUDWALLHOLLER - Come by hang and visit our Discord. The link for Discord is on the Twitch page.
I just recently bought a Gamecube online. Since I got a Gamecube controller with Super Smash Bros., I thought I'd buy a cheap console that works with it. I don't know if it works yet or not, but if it does, what games should I buy for it? I want to finally play Super Mario Sunshine, Pikmin, and Luigi's Mansion. I already have Wind Waker on the Wii U.
EDIT: Also, I bought Mega Man and Mega Man 2 on the 3DS eShop.
I just recently bought a Gamecube online. Since I got a Gamecube controller with Super Smash Bros., I thought I'd buy a cheap console that works with it. I don't know if it works yet or not, but if it does, what games should I buy for it? I want to finally play Super Mario Sunshine, Pikmin, and Luigi's Mansion. I already have Wind Waker on the Wii U.
EDIT: Also, I bought Mega Man and Mega Man 2 on the 3DS eShop.
I've been playing GameCube games on the Wii.
Some of the games I played and recommend getting:
Luigi's Mansion that you mentioned
Mario Gold Toadstool Tour
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem
Rampage: Total Destruction (and not the Wii version)
Wave Race: Blue Storm
And Melee and Double Dash! of course.
Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader - highly recommended by people, still didn't like it yet.
Pikmin I suggest to play on the Wii. Although even that I didn't like because of the time pressure.
I just recently bought a Gamecube online. Since I got a Gamecube controller with Super Smash Bros., I thought I'd buy a cheap console that works with it. I don't know if it works yet or not, but if it does, what games should I buy for it? I want to finally play Super Mario Sunshine, Pikmin, and Luigi's Mansion. I already have Wind Waker on the Wii U.
EDIT: Also, I bought Mega Man and Mega Man 2 on the 3DS eShop.
Don't forget Kirby Air Ride. That game is a must have for anyone who likes multiplayer. If you're playing solo on the other hand, I can't recommend it that much.
got a real clean black gamecube for my gba games, now when i play mother 3 i can open my blinds and people can see it on my 700 inch tv and i can make them pissed.
the_shpydar wrote:
As @ogo79 said, the SNS-RZ-USA is a prime giveaway that it's not a legit retail cart.
And yes, he is (usually) always right, and he is (almost) the sexiest gamer out there (not counting me) ;)
@WaveWarlock: I thought the GC was a pretty solid system. I liked it better the the N64. For one thing I think the Gamecube has the best third party support for a Nintendo system since the NES/SNES days. I thought multiplatform games like Soul Caliber II ran and look better on the GC then the PS2 or the Xbox, and games like WWE Day of Reckoning I will take over their other system counterparts any day of the week. Yeah the GC didn't have the multiple uses that a PS2 or Xbox had, DVD playback, online but I bought the Gamecube to play games not watch movies IMO the Gamecube was the last pure video game system before all we get is multimedia devices like nowadays.
RetiredPush Square Moderator and all around retro gamer.
So this is my fourth Game Boy purchase this year, and the fifth one overall which I imported from Japan which I got today: Tokyo Disneyland: Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour, GRC's kinda/sorta sequel to their Super Famicom platformer Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibōken. The balloon gameplay elements are intact, and I liked how there was a nonlinear structure to it as opposed to be rather straightforward, and for Game Boy standards the areas look fantastic... but it's rather short (and I got it a few hours ago). There is replay value, but this is a game I'll have to play more of (difficulty settings vary) in order to form a proper opinion on it (then again, I am more partial to Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibōken, so maybe that's why I sound a bit--but not entirely--disappointed). I liked it enough, I just expected a bit more, I suppose; I'm glad I played it though, it was worth the wait. On the bright side, this is the best Mickey Mouse platformer I played that was made for the Game Boy; it's actually fun and decently structured unlike Mickey's Dangerous Chase, at least.
Oh, fun fact: this isn't the only Tokyo Disneyland title which Tomy published for the Game Boy. In fact, this is the first of two; the second being Tokyo Disneyland: Fantasy Tour by Tose (according to The Cutting Room Floor), which is more a series of mini-games revolving around Mickey, Minnie, and Goofy. I know this because I imported that one this summer mistakenly under the impression that it was the platformer. It wasn't until after I got it that I found out there were two entirely different games. The more you know.
got a real clean black gamecube for my gba games, now when i play mother 3 i can open my blinds and people can see it on my 700 inch tv and i can make them pissed.
700 inches, huh?
You gonna open a theater where people can come watch you play Mother 3?
... although that sounds more interesting than what theaters are currently playing...
got a real clean black gamecube for my gba games, now when i play mother 3 i can open my blinds and people can see it on my 700 inch tv and i can make them pissed.
Only 700"? You must have downgraded when you moved back to Corpus.
@KingMike
id rather them just stare through my window, it would give me a sense of feeling more in control. peering in my window out of desperation would make me feel more powerful. @the_shpydar
yeah times is hard son!
also got this so when mother 4 comes out i can use one of my snes controllers: http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=21&product...
this totally matches my gamecube one as well: http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=31&product...
for the rest of the world i leave you all with this:
yer mommas breath stinks so bad she eats listerine popsicles
the_shpydar wrote:
As @ogo79 said, the SNS-RZ-USA is a prime giveaway that it's not a legit retail cart.
And yes, he is (usually) always right, and he is (almost) the sexiest gamer out there (not counting me) ;)
The Dual Shock 2 had one feature over the PS1 I believe: pressure-sensitive buttons.
Though the only game I personally played to use that feature was Star Ocean 3, and even then it was only for one dungeon at the end of the first disc. (though I never actually finished that game)
The Dual Shock 2 had one feature over the PS1 I believe: pressure-sensitive buttons.
Though the only game I personally played to use that feature was Star Ocean 3, and even then it was only for one dungeon at the end of the first disc. (though I never actually finished that game)
Never played any of the Metal Gear Solid games then? There definitely are more than a few games that use it. But most are in ways you don't easily notice or if you do they annoy you.
@WaveWarlock: Do get Outbreak File 2, it's a great survival horror game with survival being a key part of the gameplay and all levels have multiple endings possible. The first one is good too, but has very long loading times for each section.
The Dual Shock 2 had one feature over the PS1 I believe: pressure-sensitive buttons.
Though the only game I personally played to use that feature was Star Ocean 3, and even then it was only for one dungeon at the end of the first disc. (though I never actually finished that game)
I'm pretty sure the only new feature of the dualshock 2 controller was the clickable Analog sticks. how exciting! Now you're playing with next gen power! that's one console I did not care for....There are about 10-15 games I do want to play on it however. Silent Hill 2,3 & even 4 are a must.
i think mike is right. the dual shock 2 has pressure buttons. i believe one of the games called the bouncer utilizes those too. the harder you press the buttons the harder the hit is. 3 different levels. but im not going to break out my 2 brand new emerald green ps2 controllers yet. aint nobody got time for that
the_shpydar wrote:
As @ogo79 said, the SNS-RZ-USA is a prime giveaway that it's not a legit retail cart.
And yes, he is (usually) always right, and he is (almost) the sexiest gamer out there (not counting me) ;)
In Living Color!
You can walk on the moon, float like a balloon, it's never too late and it's never too soon ...
Oh wait.
SHPYDARHAUL TIME!
Gremlins 2 (NES) - Sunsoft once again crafted a good licensed title. It gets pretty hard as it goes, in that classic NES style.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES) - Do i really need to say anything about this one? I did beat it back in the day, but that was some time ago.
Totally Rad (NES) - I decided to grab this after watching Cygnus Destroyer's review. Basically a Mega Man clone, infused by a dose of Bill and Ted. Flawed, but fun.
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Inspector Gadget (SNES) - This is a very fun platformer. Graphics are great and it's well-designed in how you have multiple gadgets at your disposal. Also, the damage in the game is Ghosts 'N Goblins style - two hits to death, and after the first hit, you're in your underpants. Of course, Gadget's a boxer-man.
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Demon Attack and Fire Fighter (Atari 2600) - I decided to start collecting the Imagic 2600 games. I already have probably a third or so (not counting variants), but i know the insanely-ultra-rare Atlantis II will be ever elusive.
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A bunch of blue-label variant Activision carts (Atari 2600) - As some of you may recall, i already have a full set of Activision 2600 carts. But when i saw this lot of blue-label variants, i just had to grab it just on principle. Mostly common (relatively, for the blue variants), but a couple harder to find carts.
I'm pretty sure the only new feature of the dualshock 2 controller was the clickable Analog sticks. how exciting! Now you're playing with next gen power! that's one console I did not care for....There are about 10-15 games I do want to play on it however. Silent Hill 2,3 & even 4 are a must.
If you mean the L3/R3 buttons, I THINK PS1 had them.
I don't have an actual PS1/controllers (PS2 was my first Sony console), but I'm pretty sure some of my PS1 manuals have mentioned them.
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