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Every time 🌈 is mentioned by name, the Angry Video Game Nerd involuntarily twitches.

In NoA, Bowser says “so long” to you.

If it’s not going to follow the game it’s supposed to be based upon, why do it at all?

It’s only getting an anime because the games were popular enough to warrant one. If you want to do a new original story then don’t scam fans into thinking it’s going to be based on the games.

Dragon Quest Monsters Joker on Switch please!

@WanzerAce

“ Nothing here worth paying a monthly fee for. The genesis collection goes on sale on the eshop all the time.”

But you also get N64 games and Mario Kart 8 dlc. That’s worth £35 a year to me

No Perfect Dark? For shame!

I want Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, 32X and Sega CD games added to NSO.

I think the next main fighting game or spin-off should be Capcom X Street Fighter with half the cast being from Street Fighter and the other half being from a variety of different Capcom games.

Or Capcom Fighting Evolution/Jam 2 which would be much better game than the original but would only have a maximum of four representatives from each franchise. Street Fighter as a whole would be represented by only four characters.

I’d rather play Wii U Wind Waker and Twilight Princess more than their GameCube originals. The HD graphics and quality of life improvements just trash the originals that backwards compatibility isn’t worth it in this case.

Wow, lot of people against inclusive diversity representation here.

KORONE IN SONIC!! WHY!!!?

Notto understand…

The tragedy was NintendoLife rating the Wiiware games 5/10 for being straight ports despite them being amazing games and incredibly enjoyable games. You didn’t need to use the optional motion controls if you didn’t want to but NintendoLife marked it down for simply including them.

I had avoided the original for years as I had never played the actual Borderlands games and had no interest. I had played The Walking Dead, Batman and A Wolf Among Us and enjoyed them. Then when Tales From The Borderlands went on sale this year, I downloaded it and quite enjoyed it. I’ll be looking into this new one.

Shin-Chan is the complete opposite of wholesome. He’s a very toxic and problematic character in his cartoon - even if the game doesn’t show it.

There should be Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Sega Game Gear, Sega Master System and TurboGrafx-16 support added to the standard pass. And Sega 32X, Sega CD, Turbo CD and Game Boy Advance support for the expansion pass.

There would be a guaranteed one game every week, excluding the special versions

Are the pages dlc? Buy the cover but the story within is a paid extra kind of deal

Nah, “creepy” is Shinji alone beside an unconscious Asuka in her hospital bed. A light touch doesn’t compare.

@HammerGalladeBro America didn’t get Puyo Puyo so no need to release Kirby’s Avalanche in Japan because it’s just an Americanisation of Puyo Puyo.

And Kirby’s Star Stacker came out late in the Super Famicom’s life in 1997 that the Nintendo 64 had already been released so no point bringing it to America as it just wouldn’t have sold.

@dustinprewitt

“a rip off is a rip off is a rip off. Same game, different skins.”

Do you really think that Sega would have allowed Dr. Robotnik’s Mean Bean Machine to be allowed on the Super Nintendo back then?

No. They would not. So they had to change the skin for the Super Nintendo version to feature a Nintendo owned character.

@zbinks Not I’m the UK you can’t. We didn’t get Fighters History as part of the Johnny Turbo’s Arcade range.

Fight Fever on the NeoGeo is the most blatant rip-off of Street Fighter II. Fighters History may be infamous of going to court for being similar to Street Fighter II but Fight Fever flew under the radar for doing so. Check out this image
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/neo/562903-fight-fever/images/210

@chreddy You really think SNES World Warriors has better drawn artwork than Street Fighter Collection?

@CharlieGirl Yeah, sure I get you want to play the quirky games just because they’re quirky - but going back to them now you’ll see they actually aren’t that enjoyable to play games despite them being quirky. Many just don’t hold up any more and several didn’t hold up as being enjoyable in the 90s either when they were new.

If you get the timing right, you can mash the Shoryuken command in SF1 over and over and it will sometimes keep working, allowing you to overwhelm your opponent- even Sagat.

I would also claim that Street Fighter 1 was the best one-on-one fighting game of the 1980s. It was clunky to play, but they all were back then. Graphics were great though and still look decent today for a game from 1987.

There should be a third Arcade stadium consisting of all the remaining arcade games from 80s and early 90s yet to appear in the first or second stadium, even if they have already appeared in another collection - excluding the licensed games of course. Include some of the 3D games from the late 90s and early 2000s as well.

@WhiteTrashGuy Only actual Tetris games are allowed to use the Tetris name. There was a time when the Tetris company didn’t care; hence Tetris Attack and Tetrisphere (maybe Hatris and Wordtris too). But now they do and we can’t even get Tetris Attack anymore; we have to get the Japanese original Panel De Pon.

I’d like to see 32X and Sega CD games on Switch. I think the main criticism of the games originally was more due to the utter mess of setting the 32X and Sega CD consoles up. I’ve never played them but I’ve watched the AVGN episode. Bringing them to Switch would be a good move.

I didn’t know Target Earth was part of the Assault Suits series, but when I played it just now I thought it reminded me of Cybernator.

@Clyde_Radcliffe I’m in the uk and I have them.

@DoomGuyBFG I see this week as Nintendo wanting to release something but not having anything to release. Just because you can remember the SNES having some great games doesn’t mean that Nintendo has access to them or are waiting to release them for events later such as Christmas.

It’s sad that Final Fantasy VI was overshadowed by Final Fantasy VII. Sure FFVII is a great game but so was FFVI. No remakes or spin-offs for Locke, Terra and the others.

@Pjira the Street Fighter EX games weren’t made by Capcom though. I don’t think they should appear on a Capcom arcade collection.

@Vyacheslav333 Yes, but this isn’t a console collection. Would you also expect SNES ports on a collection of Genesis games?

Cyberbots is playable on the first Capcom Arcade Stadium.

It looks good for a game from 1981. I’ve never heard of it though and definitely won’t be downloading it.

Please understand - you don’t understand!

I downloaded this as part of the “two cats, one dog” bundle for £0.89. For less than £1 for three small basic games, it was okay. This is the only way you should download this game; it’s a serious rip-off at full price - DO NOT PAY FULL PRICE!

It’s an easy platform game for kids. I breezed through the fifty stages in twenty - thirty minutes. You jump on all the other animals to complete the stage. That’s it. There’s no story, no timer, no lives, no puzzles, no points, no bonuses, no bosses, no bottomless pits, not even a number showing how many animals you have left to jump on to complete the stage. You don’t have any special moves and there are no items to pick up. The platforming is very simple and the stages are short; the only slight challenge is that some of the animals are quicker than others, and a few occasions there is limited room to jump. The dog is cute with a wagging tail and controls well enough; the jumping mechanics are decent for such a simple game. It was satisfying jumping on multiple enemies without touching the ground but the game doesn’t reward you for doing so. The only enemy that gives you any trouble is the mushroom as it can hit you if you are standing slightly over the edge of a one block high platform. Once you jump on all the animals, the stage ends and the next stage starts. There are only three different backgrounds - grass, ice and fire and I think there is only one background music running throughout. If there is more than one, it didn’t stand out as being different. Having completed all fifty stages, there is no incentive to replay them. It was fun for the low cost I paid for it but it’s definitely a game for young kids. I can pretend that this was originally an NES or Game Boy game from the 80s remastered for the Switch. Again, definitely do not download it at full price; check for a bundle on sale or wait for one if it’s not currently on sale.

I have to rate this a 1/10 for the high cost they are charging for it. But because of the bundle being on sale, it’s the most enjoyable 1/10 game I’ve played and was worth the £0.30 I paid for it. I played it for longer than some games I paid more for.

@TKundNobody You could pay for single games on Wii U Virtual Console, but Nintendo fans didn’t want to do that so Nintendo had to rethink their distribution and NSO is the result.

Needs more Ring of Destruction

Many videogame characters undergo changes to their design over the years. Just look at Mario. People only have a problem when the redesign goes completely against the source material, swapping certain traits for another.

@Fizza Congo’s Quest is part of the Joe & Mac series, while Rival Turf is the first of the Rushing Beat series (it’s name in Japan) which includes Brawl Brothers and Peace Keepers.

The Joe & Mac and Rushing Beat series has now been completed on NSO. Unless they also want to give us NES and Genesis Joe & Mac 1.

See, using it in this way as a meme is funny. It wasn’t funny when they wanted this design to be in the proper Sonic movies.

Is She-Hulk part of the Fantastic Four? because someone just declared “Flame on!”

Release a new 2D Mario, 3D Mario, Zelda, Mario Kart and Smash Bros on it and it will sell.

Just give him a different default costume.

Just got this in the sale and completed the first chapter. Enjoying it so far. I don’t know anything about the Borderlands series before this.

I didn’t know Frank O’Connor was a staff writer on CVG but I wasn’t reading CVG back then. I only know him from when he became editor at Total!

Should be dlc rather than it’s own separate thing.