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The Divide: Enemies Within (PSX). It was ass-ulgy...if it was a puppy you'd back your car over it a couple of hundred times. Low poly count, super low-res textures, and one ill framerate that hung around 15 FPS. Still, all that aside, it was a 3D Metroid and it played friggin' awesome. Great game.
I always wanted to try Divide: Enemies Within but I have yet to see it in stores. I see Elemental Gearbolt and Suikoden 2 more often then necessary, but not that.
The Valis games always had a soft spot in my heart because their japanese roots were so evident, and I loved that. Well, except Syd of Valis. The less said the better.
Fatal Fury, China Warrior...I dunno, if I like a game that onbody else does I just figure it's got hidden redeeming qualities, unless the only reason I enjoy it is nostalgia. But games like Sword of the Berzerk and Maken X aren't ones I'd throw into the "bad" category.
Bruce Lee in the Dragon (Gen)
Primal Rage, gotta love digitized graphics
Batman Returns (SNES)
Batman (NES)
WCW Backstage Assault
WCW Mayhem
Wrath of the Black Manta! I dunno why, maybe it's the fact that it was one of the first games I got, ever, but I loved it. Still do. The game is pretty craptacular all around though.
Z-roe
I hope you're not talking about the sunsoft one - that game was awesome! And yes, Wrath of the Black Manta was truly wretched.Quote:
Originally posted by Jay
Batman (NES)
I forgot to put the Return of the Joker subtitle on that one. Yes, the Batman (NES and GEN) movie-based game fucking ruled. Gotta love the opening of the game. Amazing how real Batman looked on the title screen.
Also, Sewer Shark is a sentimental fave, along with WWF Rage in the Cage (best wrestler intros ever.)
I caught one flaw.Quote:
Draconus Cult of the Wyrm. It was a decent game that very obviously needed a few more months in the oven. I can see that they tried but their are some downright fucked up flaws in it.
Orc: 'Do you smell a human?'
Cruisin' USA, arcade version.
I've been meaning to pick "The Divide" up since seeing the Gamefan coverage of it. Something about the game just perked my interest. Next time I'm at Sam's Club I might grab it for $7.99.
And Willow NES is not a bad game. *-neo