Antonio

Bionic Commando

Blaster Master

Out of This World

Flashback

Warhawk

Mega Man 2

Mega Man 3

Strider (Genesis)

Super C

Street Fighter 2010

Super Castlevania IV

Ninja Spirit (Tubo Graphix-16, only game I have for it)

Metal Gear (NES)

Metal Gear Solid


I love these games and play them whenever I get the urge. I've been playing more Bionic Commando than anything right now though.

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Voice

Street Fighter 2010????


also, i've been trying to get out of this world...maybe that site has it also.....

Also....anyone reccomend the best N64 emulator to download....I tried Project64 and I got carmageddon64 and doom 64 and resident evil 2....but RE2 didn't work at all, carmageddon had no textures anywhere, and doom 64 ran perfect, except there was no gun sprite at all.

So what's the best one?

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Project 64 was cancelled, I believe that Ultra 2064 is one of the best now. It is still being developed. But PJ64 will run a few games a 60 FPS. Mario 64 being one of those.

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Yes Voice. There was a game on the NES titled Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight. Imagine the arcade version of Strider ported to the NES. The NES version of Strider would have done better with the gameplay of SF2010. It was a pretty cool game, even with the lame ass story involving Ken from the Street Fighter games.

Basically, it had all the acrobatic animations that made Strider fun to play, sans the beautiful graphics of the Genesis version.

I'll just post my review of the game.

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This one one of the more rare instances of what Capcom should have done to "another" game. This game is actually what Strider on the NES should have been. With this title's release, it was alot closer to the Arcade/Genesis version. They actually share alot gameplay-wise: The fluid animation, the crisp graphics, eccentric soundtracks and an insane difficulty level. It was one big sword away from being Strider!

The concept was actually pretty cool (for the NES anyway). You can zip through space from planet to planet using what I'm guessing to be a portable worm-hole creator that works by using the energy of the various enemies you expell. Once you've collected enough energy, a portal opens somewhere on the level and you have around 10 seconds to get to it before you're stranded, although instead of just collecting more energy if you fail, you die. Your character (Ken) wields a plasma cannon built into his elbows and knees and has a rapid fire attack and a more powerful attack using kicks and punches to enable the plasma to twist and turn while using a much higher attack percentage. You can do flips which are not just for show, and can shoot while upside down in mid-somersault, but only once. It actually comes into play on a regualar basis as you'll need to escape enemies and attack them as you jump over them. As I said the moves are quite fluid and are easily pulled off due to the emaculate control. Simple enough hey? I think not, this game is one of the most difficult ever made.

The saving grace of this title though is the tight control as you'll need it when maneuvering your way through some of the tougher auto-scrolling levels. Not to mention those "limbo" zones where you make a pit stop to collect more energy from enemies and complete your trip to another planet.

There are five planets in all complete with stages and level bosses. You'll see some really cool special effects and nicely fitting environments that actually reflect what kind of planet you're on. The only gripe I do have is that there are a limited number of enemies and it can get a bit repetitive after destroying the umpteenth DeathEye. The bosses give that aspect of the game a lift, as they are well presented and inventive. One of the more cooler bosses is the ice-plant on the fourth level. You have to do some pretty tricky moves to destroy this one as it's attack pattern seems random.

The sound is quite good considering only four channels gets you such an assortment of audio in this game. The effects are right on par with the gameplay, as is the wierd, but interesting music in this title. I believe that Capcom was actually going for much of what they did with the arcade version of Strider with this one. Very cool audio to say the least.

It's one of those games where your frustration with it is directly related to your skill with the control pad. A seriously underated game which is superior to many popular games for the NES and showed how capable the humble system was at producing quality graphics, sound and an overall fun and challenging experience.

4 of 5

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it was running Doom 64 at a solid 60 FPS....but instead of having a gun, it was just a big black bar......I couldn't handle that.....I'll try re-downloading it and getting Mario 64 then....

but there are like...none out now that will work? I tried UltraHLE1.05 but i couldn't even get it to run a rom.....

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i had no problems with doom 64. some sprites were a little messed up but nothing major. never knew that PJ64 was cancelled...

Voice

maybe it's just the graphics emulator i am choosing? I don't know why I can't see the gun, that like ruins the whole game for me.....

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