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Topic	Post a game you like and if I've played it I'll talk about it
Yaridovich 07/25/17 2:59:12 PM #94:	slipknirvana posted... Call of Duty 3. The release title for Xbox 360. I didn't get a 360 blaze it until way into its life cycle and since I don't really play FPS games anyway...sorry... Ryven posted... Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage Uniracers I have some damn good memories with Turtles in Time. I played the SNES one a lot. So much I could beat it in maybe an hour or so on hard (when I was 9) What a great game. Honestly, it's probably the best beat-em-up ever made, I think. There's such a variety of moves, enemies, locations and bosses it never gets boring. So many key elements from the show appear and the music is great too. I guess a downside is the SNES version is only two-player but I only had one friend into it anyway so it worked out. I had a birthday party at an arcade once when I was 8 and put so many tokens into it (Dream Machine, Maine Mall used be a killer arcade before...you know...). I could only make it to Leatherhead in the arcade. Remember arcade beat-em-ups, though? I think Turtles in Time was one of those games that had the two-screen setup and was so damn cool (X-Men had it too). Donatello is my boi. His reach is great and c'mon, he's Donatello. I know people like Raph a lot because he's snarky but come on, Donny does Machines. What does Mikey even do besides smoke pot and order disgusting pizza? Leo is too busy sucking Splinter's rat dick to even thing about having fun. Whatever. Actually, Leonardo was a good choice in Turtles in Time too, given his reach. That move where you grab a foot soldier and slam them back and forth was so much fun and really helpful due to the invincibility frames. Did you know you could baseball back shurikens? The music for Neon Night Riders was so chill and a perfect example of what the SNES 'sound' was. Gosh, I think I'm going to go buy a TMNT IV arcade cabinet now. To the bank! But not before talking about Maximum Carnage. It's like the opposite of Turtles in Time for me. It was so silly hard, but I liked the look and gameplay. It was fun to hit dudes, but jesus was it tough. I never beat it, I think the furthest I got was the Central Park level where bitches are throwing boulders at you. I really dug the music, though. I also like playing as Venom. I don't really have much else to say about it. There are apparently hidden areas in each stage with extra lives and whatever? I only ever found one by an ATM in a late Venom stage. Man, some of those bosses...the whole game got me so frustrated as a kid. I played Uniracers only once and while it was fun, it also got kinda old. Not bad --- Talk about backseat fishing http://i.imgur.com/VqWjuCs.png <cite>Yaridovich posted [p:883575959] in Post a gam... [t:75595425]...</cite> <quote><cite>slipknirvana posted...</cite> <quote>Call of Duty 3. The release title for Xbox 360.</quote> I didn't get a 360 blaze it until way into its life cycle and since I don't really play FPS games anyway...sorry... <cite>Ryven posted...</cite> <quote>Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time Spider-Man/Venom: Maximum Carnage Uniracers</quote> I have some damn good memories with Turtles in Time. I played the SNES one a lot. So much I could beat it in maybe an hour or so on hard (when I was 9) What a great game. Honestly, it's probably the best beat-em-up ever made, I think. There's such a variety of moves, enemies, locations and bosses it never gets boring. So many key elements from the show appear and the music is great too. I guess a downside is the SNES version is only two-player but I only had one friend into it anyway so it worked out. I had a birthday party at an arcade once when I was 8 and put so many tokens into it (Dream Machine, Maine Mall used be a killer arcade before...you know...). I could only make it to Leatherhead in the arcade. Remember arcade beat-em-ups, though? I think Turtles in Time was one of those games that had the two-screen setup and was so damn cool (X-Men had it too). Donatello is my boi. His reach is great and c'mon, he's Donatello. I know people like Raph a lot because he's snarky but come on, Donny does Machines. What does Mikey even do besides smoke pot and order disgusting pizza? Leo is too busy sucking Splinter's rat dick to even thing about having fun. Whatever. Actually, Leonardo was a good choice in Turtles in Time too, given his reach. That move where you grab a foot soldier and slam them back and forth was so much fun and really helpful due to the invincibility frames. Did you know you could baseball back shurikens? The music for Neon Night Riders was so chill and a perfect example of what the SNES 'sound' was. Gosh, I think I'm going to go buy a TMNT IV arcade cabinet now. To the bank! But not before talking about Maximum Carnage. It's like the opposite of Turtles in Time for me. It was so silly hard, but I liked the look and gameplay. It was fun to hit dudes, but jesus was it tough. I never beat it, I think the furthest I got was the Central Park level where bitches are throwing boulders at you. I really dug the music, though. I also like playing as Venom. I don't really have much else to say about it. There are apparently hidden areas in each stage with extra lives and whatever? I only ever found one by an ATM in a late Venom stage. Man, some of those bosses...the whole game got me so frustrated as a kid. I played Uniracers only once and while it was fun, it also got kinda old. Not bad --- Talk about backseat fishing http://i.imgur.com/VqWjuCs.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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