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Ah yes, the awesome King's Quest. First game of this type I ever played. I'll have to get back into it one of these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daitokuji
That reminds me, I have to finish Miracle Warriors too. I have a complete copy sitting on my shelf. It even has its big-ass map!
BASTARD!Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
One of my best buddies older brother had a SMS w/a ton of games, but he would beat the shit out of us whenever he caught us playing it. Asshole. Nobody around me had SMS, a damn shame too as it indeed did kick ass.
Was the master system the first console that used cards?? Y'know..like Ghost House, My Hero..etc. Or was it the pc-engine with its Hu-Cards? Maybe it was another console?? Not sure how the SMS was in japan and whether they used those cards there.
My former step-brother had a Master System with Double Dragon, Shinobi, Galaxy Force, and Maze Hunter 3D. The games were quite fun. I loved how Hang On was playable if you didn't put a cartridge in. That's a feature I think needs to be implemented more often.
Was it like the PC version? How the hell did you type shit in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Melf
If it hasn't been mentioned, I really liked Strider and Ghouls N Ghosts for the SMS. GNG has some different, exclusive power-ups.
Sega's SG-1000 was the first console to have cards(unless you count the Odyssey's inserts which I probably wouldn't), originally with an adapter called the Card Catcher. Japanese Mark III/Master Systems can play these and SG-1000 cartridges.Quote:
Originally Posted by raystorm
Speaking of the PC Engine, Hudson's Bee Cards are the like the predecessors to its HuCards. I think they're the same size and shape. Bee Cards plugged into a cartridge which plugged into the MSX computer.
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It had a list of commands, similar to Maniac Mansion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daitokuji
I didn't like King's Quest.... I thought the graphics was pretty bad (for SMS). But then again, I am not a big fan of these type of adventure games, some of the puzzles seem too obscure to me (I remember getting a hint book or something to finish the game). I just suck at adventure games, hehe.
I will be playing most of the games mentioned in this thread in the near future.
NeoZeedeater is a cool guy.