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And we're back to platformers. This is a pretty short game, but there's a number of interesting things about it. The graphics are quite good for NES (and GV didn't really butcher them), and it has an interesting gravity flipping mechanic that adds a bit more puzzle into what would otherwise be a straightforward action game.
This is a game most people probably haven't heard of, but it's a short video, so you can watch it and get some idea what this game is all about.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
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- Tero
- I'm just a guy who plays far too many video games. I own an Intellivision, NES, SNES, N64, Playstation, Playstation 2, Gamecube, Dreamcast, Wii, Gameboy, Gameboy Colour, Gameboy Advance, DS, and PSP, as well as far more games than I could count.
I started doing these game runs both as a way to show off and to challenge myself. Mostly the former, though.
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4 comments:
i left a comment in the other post but i don't know if you saw it so i'll post it again here.
i just checked out your collection and it's nice. I have a few questions though.
As a collector do you every buy games used? if so are you picky about the condition theyre in? like do you care about how the case looks or the cover art, etc?
Yeah, whenever I buy games for retro systems they tend to be used. For carts, you can buy from just about anyone because it's very hard to break a cart, but for CDs I make sure to buy from reputable sellers.
As for the condition of the carts themselves, I guess I'd say I'm somewhat picky. I'll still take a game if it has a little wrinkle in the label or if it has marker on the back, but I'd prefer not to have one with the label totally torn off or heavily ripped because I know it'll bug me.
For boxes and manuals I'm less particular, because I basically see them as "luxuries" anyway. I have a number of boxes that are somewhat ripped.
I wasn't around for the older consoles buti love the games so ive been collecting slowly. i'm just not sure if i should go for complete copies or just carts.
as far as newer, disc-based games are concerned, how are you on buying those used? do damaged manuals and cover art bother you? and do you ever buy greats hits versions?
In general, I won't buy a disk game if it doesn't come with the keep case (box), and I would generally prefer the instructions to be in good shape. Getting disk games complete isn't as difficult, though, since the cases are designed to hold the game and the manual less of them were lost.
As for GH versions of games, I'm completely indifferent to the original printing vs the re-issue (you can see in my PSP collection I have some of the GH versions and some are even from Europe). This also goes for cart games that have label variations and so on.
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