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Bionic Commando: Elite Forces (Game Boy Color)

Played this via 2DS XL
This was the only remaining game in the series I didn't play up until now.

You can choose between a Male or Female Commando. Their gameplay difference is exactly the same and is only aesthetic. Only difference between choosing one or the other is they both go through different levels in Area 6 and Area 9.

The graphics and art style to this game isn't very good IMO.
I looked past it and focused on the gameplay.

I like in some of the levels you can do a sniper sequence and if you are successful you get some Life out of it. The sniper sequences are also pretty graphic with the enemies getting shot at violently with blood spurting out. Surprised that got past an E Rating.

Swinging around is good as always with the bionic arm. Most of the boss battles are very simple and some of them do have gimmicks on how you have to take them down. New mechanic to the series is the ability to drop down thin platforms.

They reused the "Super Joe (this time called Commander Joe in this one) and resurrect the Albatross" plot once again for this one except it has something to do with aliens or something.

Overall I rank this a little low in the series and prefer the other games in the series. It's not a bad game by itself and it's still a good game to play through.
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Cody in Street Fighter V has an Apollo Justice color
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I finally got around to playing through Turnabout Time Traveler and getting both the Asinine Attorney Cases.

I thought Apollo's Asinine Attorney was more entertaining than Phoenix's Asinine Attorney.

Also, I'm not much of a person that's into getting Console Themes but the Pixel Art Themes you can download from the Asinine Attorney cases are adorable and a nice little bonus.

I like the Khura'in Theme. It has "Khura'inese Towns ~ A Rambling Travel" playing in the background and I like when you move the cursor on the bottom screen, you see Phoenix and Nahyuta pointing at each other with Rayfa dancing in the middle doing the Dance of Devotion while you see Ahlbi and Shah'do in the Pool of Souls. You also see other characters from the first case show up on the top screen while you scroll along that shows them in the Khura'in city. Cute stuff. When you make a selection, you hear Phoenix say "Take That!"

The other theme you get is based on The Magical Turnabout. "It's show time" plays in the background and characters that appeared in the case appear on the top screen with the magic show on stage. The bottom screen has Athena and Trucy with Apollo in the middle inside the coffin. Moving the cursor causes the coffin to close and open the top lid to make Apollo disappear/reappear. Too cute. When you make a selection, you hear Apollo say "Take That!"

Turnabout Time Traveler was a fun case except for the long animations of Ellen and Sorin. I kinda got a little annoyed by their long animations but got over it. It was nice to see the return of Larry and Maya tagging along with Phoenix once again to solve the case. It was also cool to see Edgeworth prosecute and doing what he does best.
The culprit was really something. I liked the breakdown and I kinda felt a little bad for the culprit afterward. Nice ending.
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Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon (3DS)

I really liked this game. It's totally a modern version of Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse.
The boss fights are really awesome.
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It really is.
I liked it so much I completed it 4 times already.
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Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse (Sega Master System)

This version is similar to the Genesis version except the level designs are totally different and it even has it's own set of unique bosses.
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Little Samson (NES)

This is a very good action/platformer that was released near the end of the NES's lifespan. I'm finally glad I took the time to play this one. I know I'm not the only one who would of loved to own the cart to this one if it didn't cost a fortune.

You play as Little Samson who has to stop a dark prince from taking over the kingdom.

You also play as 3 other characters that have their own abilities and can switch between them whenever you want from the pause menu.

Little Samson: He shoots bells and can climb any surface (walls and ceilings)

Kikira the Dragon: She can shoot fireballs, can charge up stronger fireballs, has limited flight and can never slip on ice.

Gamm the Rock Lord: A golem who can extend his arm in 4 directions (up, down, left, right), is very strong but with a low jump and is immune to spikes.

K.O. the Enchanted Beast: A mouse that can move really fast and has the same climbing abilities as Little Samson except he's smaller and he can lay down up to 3 bombs depending on your position.
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That's neat
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I know all too well how it feels to lose the ones we love so much.
My condolences : (
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No, not at all. Just playing games by choice.
I'm also not counting games I've replayed dozens of times. Only counting games I've never played before.
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Barney's Hide & Seek Game (Genesis)

This game did it's job for younger gamers in mind.
You play as Barney to look for his friends and presents.
The game even plays itself if you let Barney go idle.
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The Great Waldo Search (NES)

I found Waldo!
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Streets of Rage 2 (Game Gear)

Max was cut due to limitations. Axle, Blaze and Skate are the only playable characters.

This was a pretty impressive port. The hit detection was a lot better compared to the first game. You can pummel in a grab this time that was sorely missing from the first game.

6 Stages only.

There's an exclusive boss in this version: A boss that totally resembled the Predator complete with a lock on laser. Why this is a thing I don't even know.

Axle, Blaze and Skate even have special moves that are exclusive to this version that you can use for a limited time. Hold Button 1 for a few seconds and release. Axel unleashes a fireball, Blaze does a kick that produces a tornado and Skate goes into a ball form and bounces around all over the screen.

Your other special moves don't even drain your health bar (the ones that were the A Button for the Genesis version).They were relegated with the motion of holding forward and pressing Button 1 and 2.

Most of the OST in this version was also acceptable to listen to.
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Streets of Rage (Game Gear)

Adam was cut due to limitations. Only Axle and Blaze are playable.
So odd that you can't even pummel when you grab an enemy. You can only throw/back throw an enemy.
5 levels only.
Some of the 8-bit renditions of this soundtrack sounds pretty good compared to the Genesis version.
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SHINE <3

Keep on rocking it.
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Shinobi (Game Gear)

Played this via 2DS XL
It was short but fun.
Using different colored Ninja with their own special abilities you can switch around at anytime is good stuff.
Last level was very challenging.
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice (3DS)

I was surprised at the length of this game. Cases 3 and 5 took me quite a few days to complete.
At some point I'll get the DLC for it.
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I finally finished both Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice!

My stats according to my Activity Log/Software Library
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies
Play Time - 51:04
Times Played - 13
Average Play Time: 3:55
First Played: 3/1/2018
Last Played: 4/16/2018

^ I got more Play Time due to Turnabout Reclaimed, which I enjoyed and was worth the price of admission IMO.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice
Play Time - 54:56
Times Played - 10
Average Play Time - 5:29
First Played: 4/17/2018
Last Played: 4/30/2018

^ I was surprised at the length of this game. Cases 3 and 5 took me quite a few days to complete. At some point I will be sure to get the Special Episode which I heard was worth getting. Although I heard both of the Asinine Attorney DLC appear to be short in length from what I heard, I think I'll still end up getting them.
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Yes. I left off at the 3rd World. At some point I need to finish it but from what I played it's really good.

It was even Game of the Month at one point in EGM Magazine.
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^ Howard Lincoln must be feeling really silly right about now
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies (3DS)

It felt great to play through an Ace Attorney game again.
I thought the Mood Matrix system was pretty neat.

I'll be sure to get the DLC Case for this game. Then once I get through the DLC Case, I'm definitely going to start up Spirit of Justice as soon as possible while I also get the DLC Case for that game as well.

Valis (Genesis)

This game was ok. Standard action/platformer while you play as a blue haired chick named Yuko who became a Valis Warrior. You use a sword and can use different sword power ups you can pick up that can also be powered up to 3 stages, can also slide, jump high, and can use magic you earn when you defeat bosses. The anime cut scenes were really nice looking as well.
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This year's Hall of Fame was pleasant.
My favorite speech was from Mark Henry.
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https://www.wrestlingnewssource.com/news/51332/Gangrel-on-Training-Rusev-Attitude-Era-His-Entrance-Theme/

^ Good interview
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Nelson_Mandela posted...

What are the odds Konami releases the rebirth series as part of some kollection?

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/01/rumour_konami_is_bringing_its_wiiware_rebirth_series_to_switch

Just a rumor for now
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I pretty much downloaded my last game I never got around to downloading until now: Gradius ReBirth.
It's the only game from the ReBirth series I have yet to play.

I'm content with what I got from the Virtual Console. I own a lot of other games on there I have in physical form/in compilations and the rest I can just emulate.
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Bumpaga
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Brawl holds a special place in my heart.

While it may not have been to some people's liking, I enjoyed it immensely in some areas.

Online may not have been perfect, but it can be with the right connections via With Friends. It was probably thanks to this forum I was able to find anybody to play with when exchanging Friend Codes.

"Wii Would Like 2 Brawl" anyone?

I also made a lot of friends through this game. People I met online through this game and eventually meeting some of them in real life.

This game was also my first time going on the competitive scene and attend tournaments. It was such a fun experience and I got to meet some great players and make new friendships.
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Contra: The Alien Wars (Game Boy)

A port of the SNES version.

It has 5 levels instead of 6. They cut Level 4, the one with the hover bikes and riding missiles.

It's missing a few mid bosses.

You can't switch between 2 weapons and the smart bomb is used with the Select Button.

It has the 2 overhead levels without the Mode 7 but it's more in tune with the overhead levels featured in the other games in the series and it has the same objective as the original where you have to destroy all the targets before you fight the boss except you can't choose your location when the level starts

Despite the limitations, this was still pretty fun to play and worth checking out for Contra fans.
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BlazBlue: Continuum Shift (PS3)
Paying for Makoto Nanaya, Platinum the Trinity and Valkenhayn R. Hellsing.
They weren't bad DLC at the time.
I ended up not getting into BlazBlue in the long run and it didn't help my case further when the subsequent updated sequels came out. That's when I ended up regretting buying them.

Castlevania: Harmony of Despair (PS3)

Paying for Maria. She's utterly worthless compared to the rest of the cast. She's probably the one single DLC I regret buying.
She's apparently a much better character on the 360 version cause the PS3 version never got an update that fixed a few things.
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The Jetsons: Invasion of the Planet Pirates (SNES)

This game had some really good ideas in some of the gameplay, but some of the level designs were really insufferable and I ended up not having fun in the end.

You play as George Jetson and have been given a mission by Captain Zoom to stop Zora and her space pirates. You use a gadget called the Pneumo Osmatic Precipitator (P.O.P. for short). You can use it like a vacuum to suck in enemies and blocks. You can also use it to suck yourself towards the wall to climb up walls and the ceiling. Some of the ceiling jumps you had to do were quite tricky to pull off. Some of the boss fights were pretty fun I'll admit except for that Robot Cat...

I also found out this game was copied and pasted from a Japanese game called Yokai Buster: Ruka no Daibouken
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Bob Holly
Chris Kanyon
Curt Hennig
Dean Malenko
Perry Saturn
Raven
Steve Blackman
Ultimo Dragon
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Kaizou Choujin Schbibinman Zero (Super Famicom)

This game was originally on the Satellaview service.

I didn't know what was going on in the story but it was enjoyable enough to play it through.

It was very fun! It's an action/platformer with a little beat em' up element thrown in the mix.

You can do a 4 punch combo, jump kick, sweep, and can do a Hadouken-like projectile you can charge up to fire.
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Yes. Via passwords.
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IMO, I liked the main gimmick of Seasons more than Ages. I also like the linked game of Ages > Seasons
Start with Ages first.

Both are great.
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Shin Kidou Senshi Gundam W: Endless Duel (Super Famicom)

Very awesome fighter. Even better if you're a fan of Gundam Wing.
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Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Zenkai! Racer-Senshi (Super Famicom)

Another game I found out last year I never knew that existed until now.

This is the Japanese adaption of Power Rangers Turbo published by Bandai and developed by Natsume.
Just like the other Power Rangers games on SNES, it plays exactly like them.

It's very fun. Easy to pick up and play. It's also very short (only 5 levels) and a little on the easy side.
It has a good ending and a bad ending.

If you're a fan of Super Sentai/Power Rangers, you should definitely check it out.
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Posting in legendary topic
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Disney's Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2

It was very...underwhelming. The level designs weren't as creative as the first game and were pretty straight forward. The bosses are pretty easy and figuring out their patterns did not take that long. It was still a good game to play.

Only one new thing they added to the gameplay was when you grab a crate and keep moving forward, you can do a powered up throw indicated when the crate begins flashing. Good for one shotting certain enemies instead of having to defeat them with 2 crates, but you'll probably end up using 2 or more crates anyway considering you don't have much opportunities to do this new move.

The first game is just better in every way IMO.
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If you don't already own Resident Evil 4 in one form or another, check out the Wii version.

Despite the fact that the back of the case shows that you can only use the Wii Remote + Nunchuck and Classic Controller schemes, you can 100% use the GameCube controller as well.

It's also a good version. One of the few games I enjoyed using the Wii Remote + Nunchuck for that game.
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