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Post by Macho Pichu on Apr 26, 2017 18:01:16 GMT -5
Not sure if it's considered a "bad game" or not, but I never see it talked about. I have very fond memories of Little Nemo: The Dream Master. I had never heard of this game until I noticed every video game cover musician was playing the theme. I figured that a title like that had to reach all of these folks somehow, and it must be because it's good. So I bought it in a whim and am damn glad that I did. |
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Post by andrew8798 on Apr 29, 2017 1:22:25 GMT -5
Never knew that People thought Rygar was bad
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Post by mizerable on Apr 29, 2017 7:19:55 GMT -5
Never knew that People thought Rygar was bad I should clarify that a lot of people I've heard this complaint from said it due to the difficulty and not being able to save. For a game of it's complexity, it is unexcusable to not have a battery. That said, I don't think that's a solid argument to say the game is bad, as much as it's just flawed but even so, I think a lot of people developed that outlook because of what they considered a game they had little likelihood of beating. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2017 7:38:56 GMT -5
The Goonies II.
Confusing as heck, but I think it's one of the most interesting Metroidvanias out there.
Would love a remake.
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Post by The Barber on Apr 29, 2017 21:09:05 GMT -5
I actually don't mind Back to the Future at all. I get the hate, but I found it enjoyable. Same with Nightmare on Elm Street and Wolverine. In fact, I feel the hatred on LJN is for the most part undeserving. There were worse companies in this era with far worse licensed titles (almost every single THQ game for the NES is trash) The one thing people don't realize is that LJN only published the games. Beloved game publisher Rare made most of them. |
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Post by Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast on Apr 29, 2017 21:09:46 GMT -5
I actually don't mind Back to the Future at all. I get the hate, but I found it enjoyable. Same with Nightmare on Elm Street and Wolverine. In fact, I feel the hatred on LJN is for the most part undeserving. There were worse companies in this era with far worse licensed titles (almost every single THQ game for the NES is trash) The one thing people don't realize is that LJN only published the games. Beloved game publisher Rare made most of them. Atlus also made infamous games Friday the 13th and Karate Kid |
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Post by Urethra Franklin on Apr 29, 2017 21:43:06 GMT -5
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES. I loved it as a kid, and played it so much that even the water level wasn't too difficult. But now I absolutely suck at it.e. I have no idea what people consider bad games  A bunch of the ones listed in this thread I've generally not heard anyone say anything bad about though. Like Monster Party, Rygar or Little Nemo. I never really liked Castlevania 2... but I didn't really think it was terrible. One that used to get a lot of flak mostly for being different than the rest of the series and admittedly it's difficulty at times is The Adventures of Link, which I really like. I think I might have gotten past that level like twice. It was such a buzzkill. I liked the game, but that level would stop me dead in my tracks without fail. |
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Post by The Barber on May 1, 2017 1:19:05 GMT -5
I never had a problem with the Dam level. I was surprised when I got on the internet and found that everyone thought it was one of the hardest things ever. I have no idea what people consider bad games A bunch of the ones listed in this thread I've generally not heard anyone say anything bad about though. Like Monster Party, Rygar or Little Nemo. I never really liked Castlevania 2... but I didn't really think it was terrible. One that used to get a lot of flak mostly for being different than the rest of the series and admittedly it's difficulty at times is The Adventures of Link, which I really like. I think I might have gotten past that level like twice. It was such a buzzkill. I liked the game, but that level would stop me dead in my tracks without fail. That level wasn't bad. It was the crap after that that made me rage quit and pop in Ducktails instead. |
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Post by beamanhogan on May 1, 2017 14:36:05 GMT -5
Never knew that People thought Rygar was bad I should clarify that a lot of people I've heard this complaint from said it due to the difficulty and not being able to save. For a game of it's complexity, it is unexcusable to not have a battery. That said, I don't think that's a solid argument to say the game is bad, as much as it's just flawed but even so, I think a lot of people developed that outlook because of what they considered a game they had little likelihood of beating. Rygar was released in 1986. Having a battery was not common at all during that time. You can continue after you die, which is pretty fair for the time. It can be passed in under 2 hours easily. This is less time than TMNT or a lot of games that did not offer a battery save or password system. |
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Post by Albino Heat on May 1, 2017 15:23:52 GMT -5
I dug Dick Tracy and Ultima: Exodus.
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Post by Heeltown, USA on May 1, 2017 15:52:56 GMT -5
I find Wall Street Kid to be a fun game now that Im an adult. As a kid I didnt understand it at all and remember crying 20 minutes into it after I used my 1 video game rental of the month on it.
But its fun to play a couple hours here and there. Ive never beaten it though, so I still hate the f***ing Uncle in the game.
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