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AllHeDoesIsWin posted...
Come on ctes, you know I'm Kooper

The final one of those is hilarious.

I was at 47/50 recipes despite having two left on my list. Realized after a while that you never actually make Cake in chapter 4, you're given it as a gift. Since you have to use it, I figured it was unmissable, whoops.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Four star pieces I was missing:

- Tree on Yoshi's Island (should have had this one)
- One in flower gardens where you have to spin jump with seemingly no indication
- Letter that only appears in the tree in Dry Dry Desert after Kolorado leaves
- Letter from hammering a tree in the snow area four times

The last two are annoying because you can't get hints to star pieces given to you, only those laying around.

Quizmo having 64 is excessive.

Now I have them all and I'm only missing the badge I believe is in Bowser's Castle. If I try to buy the hint I'm not getting any, so that probably means I'm right I haven't reached the point. I'm already planning on going back once I get the Jammin Jelly and Ultra Shroom up there so might as well advance, then go back when I have those things so I can make the last two recipes and screenshot the completed billboard at Mario's house. A 100% completion, we're almost there, should be done later today!
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
I'm also close to a 100% on my game and will probably be done with it today. Except instead of loving Paper Mario I'm just completely burnt out on Banjo-Tooie.
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I forgot to mention I appreciate that for the Crystal Palace where no new partner is gotten, that Kooper and Bombette are featured as much as they are, the two that shared an introduction chapter.

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Paper Mario has been completed and everything that can be done has been done. Beat Bowser after taking these. Still a fantastic final boos and the last level is generally very good.

It's a very enjoyable game, criticism is nitpicking and there are only so few things. I've played it a bunch of times and it's a blast each time. This time it served as a warm up to the TTYD remake, which I'm looking very much forward to playing, even moreso after playing this. I don't think I've ever seen such a good game that has a sequel surpassing it in such a convincing manner. It somehow found so many ways to take what felt like it could not be better and make it better, most notably solid improvement on battles and much more personality to characters. Hope you get to it someday MZero. That's not for this project though...

What a milestone! To think it has been a 100 games. Paper Mario ranks very high obviously. It's not up there in SS (TTYD easily is though) but on top of S tier is also extremely good. It's been a great ride so far.

Ctes Game Ranking

SS Tier (Among the very best games of all time)
Super Mario World
Super Mario Bros. 3

S Tier (Fantastic)
Paper Mario
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

A Tier (Great)
Super Mario Bros.
Breath of Fire
Pokmon Trading Card Game

B+ Tier (Very Good)
Crystalis
Metroid: Zero Mission
Pokmon Puzzle League
Tetris
The Legend of Zelda
Punch-Out!!
Earthbound Beginnings
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
River City Ransom

B- Tier (Good)
Baloon Fight
Double Dragon II: The Revenge
Metroid
Kid Icarus
Super Mario Bros. 2
MUSHA
Dr. Mario (NES)
Dr. Mario (GB)
Rygar
Magical Drop II
R.C. Pro-Am
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Thunder Force II
Adventures of Lolo
Gradius
StarTropics

C+ Tier (Fine)
The Mysterious Murasame Castle
Fighter's History
Sin and Punishment
Ristar
Kirby's Dream Land
Golden Axe
S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team
Kung Fu Heroes
Mighty Bomb Jack
Ninja JaJaMaru-kun
Super Dodge Ball
Donkey Kong Jr.
Mario Bros
Donkey Kong

C Tier (Decent)
Coloums
Alleyway
Ninja Gaiden
Golf
Ice Hockey
Ice Climber
TwinBee
Yoshi
Mach Rider
Mystery Tower
Downtown Nekketsu March: Super-Awesome Field Day!

C- Tier (Fine but with drawbacks)
Solomon's Key
Star Soldier
Super Mario Land
Wrecking Crew
Ghouls n Ghosts
Double Dragon
Devil World
Space Harrier II
Xevious
Clu Clu Land
Strider
Shadow of the Ninja

D Tier (Moments are there but not good)
Cobra Trinagle
Revenge of the Shinobi
Target Earth
Blaster Master
Mappy-Land
Soccer
Pro Wrestling
Altered Beast
Journey to Silius
Bombuzal
Dig Dug II
Ghosts n Goblins
Sword of Vermilion

E Tier (Bad)
Tennis
Vs. Excitebike
Excitebike
Donkey Kong 3
Tecmo Bowl
Pinball
Snake Rattle 'n' Roll
City Connection
The Immortal
Daiva Story 6: Imperial of Nirsartia

F Tier (Terrible)
Doomsday Warrior
Volleyball
Baseball (GB)
Baseball (NES)
The Mystery of Atlantis
Urban Champion
Donkey Kong Jr. Math
Solar Jetman

NES - 70/78
GEN - 11/44
GB - 7/29
SNES - 8/67
N64 - 3/37
GBA - 1/23

Total - 100/278
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Yay! Congrats ctes for finishing game #100. What a fantastic milestone and it was a treat reading your updates along the way.

I think Ive played Paper Mario twice. I loved it when it first came out (I was young and it was maybe the second RPG I played after Pokemon Red) and enjoyed it very much the second time, but have never gone for 100%. You picked a great game for 100!
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As much as 100 is a milestone, I have also stillede getting there by playing a bunch of quite long games lately. Expect some shorter games for a bit.

i will play Gargoyle's Quest next.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Good jumping controls unlike the others in this franchise. All climbing and levitating are welcome additions.

Suddenly there is a world map and random encounters. That's more RPG than I thought. Being a Game Boy game it should still not be too long though. Probably better than the previous two.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
I beat Banjo-Tooie last night. That was a disappointment where I was ready for it to be over when I still had three worlds to go. Compared to Kazooie's smaller worlds, Tooie goes heavily on large empty worlds that have poor landmarking with A LOT of needless padding. One late game padding example requires you to use a Mumbo pad, switch back to Banjo to make a hole in the ground, and then switch back to Mumbo to use the exact same Mumbo pad.

Tooie does have a good change of a legit boss fight in each world and a multitude of mini-games to win Jiggies. However, those mini-games all basically boil down to Blue=Good, Green=Okay, Red=Meh now go fast.

Also, they ruined the end of game quiz show (excluding the part where Grunty out of nowhere starts asking trivia questions during the final fight) Grunty's Furnace Fun was amazing in Kazooie and you follow it up with that? Also speaking of Grunty, why the hell did Rare stop her rhyming?

5 Stars
Paper Mario
Mario Tennis

4 Stars
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Banjo-Kazooie
Mario Party 3
Mario Party 2

3 Stars
F-Zero X
Pokmon Snap
Pokmon Puzzle League
Mario Party
Pokmon Stadium
Pokmon Stadium 2
Mario Kart 64
Super Mario 64
WinBack: Covert Operations
Pilotwings 64
Dr. Mario 64

2 Stars
Goldeneye 007
Banjo-Tooie
Perfect Dark
Mario Golf
Star Fox 64
Wave Race 64
Sin & Punishment
Jet Force Gemini
1080 Snowboarding
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards

1 Star
Yoshi's Story
Excitebike 64
Blast Corps
Extreme-G
Iggy's Reckin' Balls
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter

34/37 N64 games
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My N64 plan of attack is Turok 2, Shadow Man, and then Harvest Moon 64. Probably not gonna be getting to them anytime soon though because I finally want to start up Metaphor. Gonna keep chipping away at Kirby's Adventure and will probably finish off those Game Boy Mega Man games soon.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XawBhcG4vI0
My buddy & I got our Perfect Dark NSO co-op time down to 36 1/2 minutes. Pending approval on speedrun dot com.
azuarc wasn't even home. he was playing Magic the Gathering at his buddy's store, which is extremely easy to verify
AllHeDoesIsWin posted...
I finally want to start up Metaphor

yeah this is why you haven't heard from me in about a month lol

also loved the Paper Mario writeups. Got me wanting to play it again tbh
One my sibling is done with Metaphor I can borrow their PS5 again, which will probably halt this a little, but I should be able to make some good progress before then.

Paper Mario was a blast! Only issue was that Lava Piranha sucks on this emulator.

Really think you should try TTYD as well.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
I have TTYD on Gamecube but haven't played it yet, so I'm conflicted on whether I should just play that or get the Switch version

I will likely being going home for about a month for the holidays and bringing my Switch, so I might actually make some progress then!
From what I've read they seem to be extremely similar. It didn't really need a remake per say, it just needed to be easily available again, so I would say whichever works best.

I haven't played the Switch version yet, but yeah. Original holds up perfectly, evidenced by how little was changed.
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Ctes will be proud of me if I follow through with this as Im thinking of playing Paper Mario. I might start in the next couple days.
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If you follow through!
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
I think I have fewer than 15 NES games to finish on Switch Online now, and surprisingly I think there are only like 3 or 4 games on there that I've disliked.
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rockus posted...
I think I have fewer than 15 NES games to finish on Switch Online now, and surprisingly I think there are only like 3 or 4 games on there that I've disliked.

Hello old friend.

Do you like the NES game Baseball by chance?
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Oh yeah hobo, I meant to mention I am definitely with you in the Kazooie > Tooie camp. But I should replay both games.
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wallmasterz posted...
Hello old friend.

Do you like the NES game Baseball by chance?

Yeah, it's pretty good. Will obviously be outdone by baseball games later on the NES but as one of the first black box NES games (in the US) it's pretty solid. Outfielders more around a little slow and it took me a few innings to get the hang of moving my batter around for better hitting but otherwise it's pretty good. Probably the second best black box sports title on Switch Online after Golf right now.
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jcgamer107 posted...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XawBhcG4vI0
My buddy & I got our Perfect Dark NSO co-op time down to 36 1/2 minutes. Pending approval on speedrun dot com.

Do you use the Switch joy cons/switch itself controls or do you have one of the N64 controllers you can order for it? I have a hard time getting into the N64 games on Switch Online because the controls are so different than the old N64 controller that I'm used to.

If anyone has any good button mapping suggestions let me know.
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The guy I play with got us both N64 controllers on my last birthday, epic gift. I agree it's rough playing N64 games with joy cons or even the pro controller, I could never go back.

Was approved and now stands on speedrun.com as the #1 Switch any% run, they won't add a co-op category lol.
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rockus posted...
I think I have fewer than 15 NES games to finish on Switch Online now, and surprisingly I think there are only like 3 or 4 games on there that I've disliked.

Curious which unless the remaining 15 are all the trash, that's a very low number
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
I was thinking about what other N64 games might eventually end up on the service. Anything past these would be surprising, but Iggys and Extreme-G popping up definitely redefine whats possible.

Conkers Bad Fur Day
Diddy Kong Racing
Donkey Kong 64
Killer Instinct Gold
Super Smash Bros.
Turok 3
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ctesjbuvf posted...
Curious which unless the remaining 15 are all the trash, that's a very low number

Mystery of Atlantis is the worst game I've played for the NES on there, and I'd be surprised if there's anything worse. The levels are often really flat and when they aren't it's kind of just recycled bits. Your jump is kind of difficult to control. Your bombs could be a fun weapon if it was utilized in a better game (I like how they make the crab enemies hide and light up the screen on pitch black levels though) and I do kind of like the idea it has with some levels having different exits, especially when one of them helped me skip like a quarter of the game. But yeah, this one is pretty bad.

Kung Fu Heroes also isn't very good. I liked the arcade game it's based on a lot but this is kind of a glitchy port and just doesn't function well.

Those two are the worst ones. And then there's Soccer which is just way too slow. Players take forever to get down the field.

I know a lot of people seem to hate Urban Champion but I had a lot of fun with that back in the day, but it's really only that fun fighting a second player, but I don't really mind it. Its simplistic rock, paper, scissors combat works for me. It's kind of dull and repetitive playing single player though.

Anything else is either just something that I feel is a bit dated now like Xevious or Mach Rider or Pro Wrestling but still typically have some interesting elements (Mach Rider's game type options) or they're fun multiplayer games (Pro Wrestling and the other black box sports games) or they just play smooth enough that I don't really mind it that much (Xevious) even if they are kind of dated barebones games.

Though I also enjoy a lot of the old arcade style games that some might find too dated like Mappy-Land, City Connection, and Ninja Jaja Maru-kun.

My biggest hot take is that I don't really think Cobra Triangle is that great, but it still has some interesting ideas like the branching paths to take in the track stages. The track stages, the bomb stages, and some of the bosses are pretty good but I don't find the log/ice/waterfall stages to be enjoyable to play at all and the stages where you have to protect people are more about luck than anything else. The variety feels more scattered to me than anything. It looks and sounds good but I just don't enjoy playing about half the levels in the game.

Among the remaining games I have to beat the only one I'm skeptical of is Donkey Kong Jr. Math
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I also didn't think Cobra Triangle is that great. Agree with what you said about it.

Jr. Math is harmless in principle but just has nothing good going on either, to the point where it barely feels like a game was made. I doubt you will like it, but it's also not a bad experience per say to play it.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Ctes has beaten Gargoyle's Quest

Cute little spin-off, clearly limited by the Game Boy, but despite of that, I'd say they did a good job. It's prefereable to the Ghosts games I've recently played. The jumping actually working and wall climbing are great additions. Being able to swap between weapons is too and it's cool they made an overworld as well. I don't think there's much more to it, but it was enjoyable.

C+ Tier (Fine)
The Mysterious Murasame Castle
Fighter's History
Sin and Punishment
Ristar
Kirby's Dream Land
Golden Axe
S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team
Donkey Kong Jr.
Mario Bros
Donkey Kong
Kung Fu Heroes
Mighty Bomb Jack
Ninja JaJaMaru-kun
Super Dodge Ball
Gargoyles Quest

That's 101 games! It's time for me to dig into the SNES for real. I might just play Super Mario World again because why not, but for this project, I want to start with a release title so F-Zero is up! Pilotwings not long after.
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Nice job ctes!
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Presuming finishing with one character on the hardest difficulty is enough, I have finished Virtua Fighter 2!

It's not great. I appreciate the guts it took to try to bring a Saturn game to the Genesis, but it was an impossible task and while the result is somewhat fascinating as a "how did they try to make this work" standpoint... it's not exactly a lot of fun. I like how it's possibly the most grounded fighting game on the system, with short combos and hits that deal a bunch of damage, but it's incredibly easy to scam wins even on the hardest difficulty. If you want to win without thinking, pick Kage: You can win a disturbingly high amount of matches by mashing the throw button (mapped to L); you'll throw out rapid jabs that will occasionally trap the AI into taking infinite damage. Including Dural herself. I think you only get one chance to beat her, but she just let me push her out of the ring with one button, so who knows?

If it isn't working, you can switch to using some generic kicks. They do high damage, have long reach, and knock the opponent down so you can stomp them (Up + Punch once they fall). Deals way too much damage for something that barely takes effort.

But hey, a win's a win and it wasn't bad. Just forgettable.

Punch-Out!! (t4p471)
Crystalis (t4p471)
Super Punch-Out!! (t4p480)
Kirby's Dream Land (t4p426)
Doomsday Warrior (t4p421)
The Immortal (t4p372)
Vice: Project Doom (t4p426)
Ghosts 'n Goblins (t5p61)
Donkey Kong Jr. Math (t4p428)
Super Mario Land (t4p409)
Virtua Fighter 2 (t5p180)
Sugoi Hebereke (t4p417)
Alleyway (t4p428)
Don't give into despair
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I have done all three cups on beginners level in F-Zero winning each race.

I am unironically considered calling it there. It's a decent game but I'm not having that much fun and expert is probably quite difficult. Would be more fun multiplayer probably. I might just not be great, but I feel like the physics aren't too good and collisions tend to favor the CPU regardless of what happened, which might be entirely wrong but still. I also think with 20 racers so that you constantly have to pass some, there's a good amount in luck in when in the course you pass them, at some points it's a huge hindrance. I do enjoy the HP mehacnics but think there could be more to it.

I might also put simply start the next game and do some attempts every now and then.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Okay, I beat the Knights cup on standard mode pretty easily, so maybe it's okay.
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Nice job ctes! I have only played a little bit of the original f-zero but remember enjoying it.

I have been getting the itch to get back to gaming. For a couple months there I was really grinding out work stuff. I got promoted but also interviewed for a higher position so I was studying nonstop to prepare for that. Long story short Im apparently one of two candidates left but the department head retired and the new leader wants a few weeks under their belt before they do the final round of interviews. So Ill probably try to play something in the meantime then shift gears in a few weeks before that final interview. After that, game on!
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Crossing my fingers for you!

It's a fine game barring a few courses. Not a fan of the parts where the they drag you towards things that damage you, in particular because usually this is where I am passing the last racers and they never drive entirely straight. Gnerally, obstacles are fine, but let me have my control.
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That is a fair complaint. I can imagine that gets really frustrating when youre playing a cup and may have to redo the whole thing.

Im looking forward to the Switch successors reveal, but I dont expect it until after the holidays. I remember some rumors said it has a clamshell design. But either way, I expect DS and maybe GameCube to join NSO at some point during the next consoles lifespan.
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DS seems likely enough based on Wii U having it
Guinness Book of World Records is the name of the diary that belongs to azuarc , the winner of the Game of the Decade II guru contest.
Playing through standard difficulty of F-Zero, I was about to say some nice things about the game until the King's Cup came along with its horrible courses that heavily expose the game's flaws.
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Oh man, there's a Master Level as well.

I don't mind the first two cups and I think King has one or two fine tracks but I'm not sure I can win that one on expert even.
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I think beating everything on standard should be acceptable tbh
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I'm almost finished with the first Mother game on the NES section. Nintendo needs to add some more NES games, I'm almost finished with all of these.

I was going to start compiling a ranking but I'll probably just wait until I finish the last few games I have to play.
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I am missing 8 NES games though I am not prioritizing knocking them out right now, we know we are getting Tetris before the end of the year as well anyway.

NES Open Tournament Golf, Eliminator Boat Duel, Vice: Project Doom, Nightshade, Fire 'n Ice, Kirby's Adventure and Wario's Woods are the ones I have left.

wallmasterz posted...
I think beating everything on standard should be acceptable tbh

I actually got credits for beating Knight's Cup on expert for the first time. I think I will reduce the requirement to making it though each cup, placing perfect is just for points, then still go for it. I didn't initially realize the system was like that. I probably regret it when King's Cup comes again, but we will see.
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I really want to like F-Zero more but everything I am enjoying it, it decides to ruin it.
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ctesjbuvf posted...
Fire 'n Ice

Saving the best for last I see

Yeah, I purposely kept that around because you talked it up a lot. Kirby's Adventure I have saved for similar reasons.

You can finish Solomon's Key and join me for Fire 'n Ice, no rush.
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oh right i started that lmao
ctesjbuvf posted...
NES Open Tournament Golf, Eliminator Boat Duel, Vice: Project Doom, Nightshade, Fire 'n Ice, Kirby's Adventure and Wario's Woods are the ones I have left.

Almost everything here is really good.

NES Open Tournament Golf is pretty much a much better version of Golf, Fire 'n Ice and Wario's Woods are two of the best puzzle games on the system, Eliminator Boat Duel is a pretty underappreciated racing game, Kirby is an obvious classic, and Vice Project Doom is a very good action platformer with some okay variety levels.

Nightshade is one of the last games I need to play myself.
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Yeah Open Tournament Golf is actually really great.......just keep the volume low >_>
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ctesjbuvf posted...
I actually got credits for beating Knight's Cup on expert for the first time.
Hooray for Maximum Velocity having the credits locked behind winning a cup on Master difficulty x_x

I'm really not a 2-D F-Zero fan
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I beat Queens as well on expert. I finished 4th three times in a row on the last level of King's (you need third) and called it a day. I sweat the 19th other racers team up against me.

Can't say I'm a big fan of it either thus far.

rockus posted...
Almost everything here is really good.

NES Open Tournament Golf is pretty much a much better version of Golf, Fire 'n Ice and Wario's Woods are two of the best puzzle games on the system, Eliminator Boat Duel is a pretty underappreciated racing game, Kirby is an obvious classic, and Vice Project Doom is a very good action platformer with some okay variety levels.

Nightshade is one of the last games I need to play myself.

Hope I agree. In general later NES games all control better safe for a few exceptions and these are all 90s games. I have played three of them before NSO while one, Kirby, I have played many times.
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Oh I missed one yesterday, was correct I had 8 left but only listed 7. Joy Mech Fight is the last one.
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Ctes has beaten F-Zero. All courses. All difficulties.

I have gotten better, but I still have my gripes. I refuse to believe the closest CPu is not close to you regardless of how fast you are. I have tried to save up three speed boosts, used them well, had a slightly bad turn and they're still close to me. I also refuse to believe the CPUs in the last places are not targeting you specifically. They'd rather blow up than let you pass, they don't do the same to the leading CPUs.

But I did it! Its beaten. Magnets can f*** off and the fire courses is also annoying, but I had first in that one on Masters after barely getting third in countless attempts on expert.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/b00eacb3.jpg

Finally over! It's a good game despite my complaints but nothing spectacular.

B- Tier (Good)
Baloon Fight
Double Dragon II: The Revenge
Metroid
Kid Icarus
Super Mario Bros. 2
MUSHA
Dr. Mario (NES)
Dr. Mario (GB)
Rygar
Magical Drop II
R.C. Pro-Am
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Thunder Force II
F-Zero
Adventures of Lolo
Gradius
StarTropics

Next up is Pilotwings!
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