nice
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so mad that basically every videogame clip on youtube has at least one asshole talking over it. meta-dystopia
Necrometer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2019 11:24 am
nice
so mad that basically every videogame clip on youtube has at least one asshole talking over it. meta-dystopia
The original arcade game was designed with two joysticks for each player, one to move your opponent and one to aim in the direction of fire so you could move in any direction while shooting in any independent direction. No buttons. Obviously the controls had to be altered with the regular snes pad. ( I think you could strafe by holding down a button but it still wasn’t any where near the level of control ) making the home ports much more difficult in what was already an extremely hard quarter eater.Eight Bit Alien wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 10:48 am
Ah fuck I love you guys. It's one of the best-designed worst-designed games ever. Used to play it for hours on SNES with friends, NEVER got past the 2nd level. EVER.
Yeah I think you could shoot in 4 directions ( maybe you could hold with L and R ). I forget how the genesis 3 button version handled it.Eight Bit Alien wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 12:40 pm I think that was true of the 2-button NES port but not the 4-button SNES?
dudesEight Bit Alien wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 10:48 amAh fuck I love you guys. It's one of the best-designed worst-designed games ever. Used to play it for hours on SNES with friends, NEVER got past the 2nd level. EVER.
oh jesus that "NO WAY" is so legendary. if I remember right (and I sure as shit ain't wading through dozens of twitch talker-overers to answer this) mutoid man's intention felt like it shifted from a "no way [you can beat me]" to "no way [this is happening - I am being bested]" as the battle progressed. of course this is all in my head - there was only one audio clip. BUT would it loop and interrupt itself as he was on the ropes? like "NO W- N-N-NO WAY"? pretty sure that happened, and I loved it.