Good, good, hopefully you as well
Me and my sister, aged 8 and 11 managed to complete the game the day it came out Olly. With no hints (as it was back in 1993!). Shame on you!!!!I never completed Day of the Tentacle until I looked up guides on the internet. Stuff like, "Put the spaghetti in the bucket of water, then put the spaghetti on the mummy's head and use a fork on it". How the hell was I supposed to figure that out?
Point and click adventure.
Well you both must have been crazy then, as that's the only way to come up with some of the solutions
The traditional way of playing point and click games. Click everything on everything else until something happens.I never completed Day of the Tentacle until I looked up guides on the internet. Stuff like, "Put the spaghetti in the bucket of water, then put the spaghetti on the mummy's head and use a fork on it". How the hell was I supposed to figure that out?
Very true.Well I played it for quite a bit tonight and it's a good, fun game. It's not rock hard like Ninja Gaiden, Ghosts n Goblins, Batman etc, but it's quite a challenge in some parts. Plus the music is mostly good (some bits are a bit repetitive, but mostly it's pretty good) and it looks nice too.
I bought the 3DS version, and highly enjoyed it, only later for @Alock1 to point out how mediocre it was compared to the Vita/Console version. Picked that up cheap, and he was right. At least 2nd best Kart racer ever. Ahead of any Mario Kart I've played(and I'm a big fan of the Mario Kart games too).
Oh! Right in the childhood......
Have you played Generations? It's not great but it's pretty good.
Well, I won't claim to know how MK8 stacks up(looks great though!), but compared to everything else, absolutely 2nd at worst, and I've a feeling I'd call it closer to CTR than you would. On a CTR note, I can't think of any game that attempted similar to it's battle mode offhand, surprising, that was an incredibly fun mode, especially with a multitap!
I'm not really a kart racing fan, but I'll probably do my usual thing of waiting for the previous gen versions to be about £2 then I'll try it out.
Yeah, Sonic 1+2 music does that to me a lot.
Nope I haven't played it, though I've heard it's ok. I just can't figure out why they haven't been able to make another one that's close to the originals and why they can't see why people actually liked those.
I wasn't either until I started picking up Mario Karts for my various pocket Nintendos.
I was playing Sonic 1 recently, and every time I play it(and 2+3) it blows me away how good the music is. If there was no time limits, I'd only be delighted to faff about Green Hill Zone and Marble Zone for ages each go.
I'd freaking love them to make a shined up re-release of the firs few Sonic games, if only in an attempt to remind them what good Sonic games were like.
I've never played the 3rd one, but I think it's on the Mega Drive Collection for the PS3 that I've got, so I'll give it a go sometime. I hear the music is awesome since MJ apparently did lots of it. I've only heard this one, but if the rest is as good as that then that'd be great.
Aye, it's the Mega Drive Collection I play them on too, albeit on Vita. The 3rd is up there IMO, my fave has always been the first, though!
I can never pick which one of the first two I prefer, both are too good and dripping in nostalgia for me to decide.
Crash: Adventure mode (bosses, worlds, story), track design, weapons, 10*apples mechanic, power drifting (takes more skill), battle modeWell, I won't claim to know how MK8 stacks up(looks great though!), but compared to everything else, absolutely 2nd at worst, and I've a feeling I'd call it closer to CTR than you would. On a CTR note, I can't think of any game that attempted similar to it's battle mode offhand, surprising, that was an incredibly fun mode, especially with a multitap!
Definitely cheap, IIRC, I picked it up a fair while back for 20 euros, which is about 2 of your English pounds. That was the limited edition with Metal Sonic, too.
I do believe CTR is better, but Sonic isn't the world away. It's track designs are class too, tbf.
Yeah, that all sounds accurate enough to me, (awaits lynching).
We were playing that last time we had an old school geek lan (used to play it loads when it came out). Played some Goldeneye afterwards, good old fun knife fights.
Yes. Possibly My favourite N64 multiplayer game alongside Perfect Dark.
The remake on DS didn't really do the game justice.
