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You're out of your mind. Sin and Punishment is pretty much the only really worthwhile download on the VC, and that's only because it's never had an American release.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonestorm
But hey, if you enjoy rebuying your childhood/young adulthood/whatever, who am I to judge?
edit: lols, 4 day old post
I pop Magician Lord in the Neo every now and again, only to be saddened by my apparent rapidly declining skills. Last month I couldn't get through the first stage. :cry:
I can get to 5th or 6th stage with little practice, but I always die in one of the latter stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Cena
Some of my VC games insist on locking up in between screens, namely Air Zonk and Neutopia. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is my Wii fucked?
On S&P, I absolutely loved it at the time of its release. Given, it was released at a time when I lived with my parents, collected Omega Boost action figures, imported DDR games, and probably used words like "brilliant" to describe Neon Genesis Evangelion. So take that for what it's worth.
Has anyone tried out the Neo games on Wii? I'd like to know how faithful the emulation is. I'm not interested in the current games at all because of the recent PS2 releases, but if the emulation is spot on that would make me happy.
I also wonder what the button configuration is, although I'm sure it's not programmable.
holding the wiimote sideways, you use + to move up, - to move down, 1 to move left, 2 to move right. action buttons are mapped to the d-pad but waggling to the left combines A&B, waggling to the right combines C&D.
Swirling the mote around your head unleashes the super moves.
Don't forget that sticking the Wiimote up your anus gives you temporary invincibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Cena
Gate of Thunder, Metal Marines, and Ninja Gaiden II today. If yu don't buy GoT, you're a fucking pinko.
What if I already have GoT?
Then you're excused of course.