At 30 pence a go, the furthest i ever got on the arcade was to
backster, - though my brother finished the game and I saw him do it. Of
course, nowadays when I play, I use a bit more stratogy of course, -
especially jump attacks.
In the same vane, another of my favourites from that
contact
kb3icc and this is Jason known as Blind Fury
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Stupid the villains in Raddical Rescue weren't. Nor
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Oh, so DC is actually being worked on? Cl!
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Oh, so DC is actually being worked on? Cl!
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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At 30 pence
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Yeah. Radical Rescue for Game Boy actually was really big on the
xxploration
factor. It was almost like Metroid in a way. You started as Mike and
atually
had to rescue the other three turtles, and certain areas
Hi Constantine,
I think you'll also enjoy my article about the NES, which I sent Ron to, if
it's good, he will put it in Audyssey. I also wrote that article, because I
hope it will get more of us talking about how we got into games. I'm
fascinated by your history as well, yes, we couldn't play
is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi Dark,
Yeah, I still like the TMNT beat-m-up games too. I
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Hi Tyler
As it outlines in the magazine, games accessible to the blind/VI either
by
accident or design. Indeed a write
Hi Tyler
As it outlines in the magazine, games accessible to the blind/VI either by
accident or design. Indeed a write up about those games would work fine as
an addition to Audyssey.
Ron
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Haha. I remember that game. It had some cool sound effects in it. It was
kind of fun letting
Hi Dark,
Yeah, I still like the TMNT beat-m-up games too. I always thought Bebop
and Rock Steady were too whimpy. Though, according to the tv series they
were always pretty stupid anyway so a smart turtle should be able to
clean their clock easily. As long as you avoided their blaster fire you
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Subject: [Audyssey] ninja turtle game
By playing the ninja question set for freedom millionaire, I've heard
that
there are ninja turtle mainstream games for the nes and gameboy.
How difficult would it be to develop
By playing the ninja question set for freedom millionaire, I've heard that
there are ninja turtle mainstream games for the nes and gameboy.
How difficult would it be to develop an accessible ninja game?
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Hi Bryan,
That is one of the ideas I have been considering for the Montezuma's
Return engine after the game is completed. After all a lot of the cool
sside-scrollers I liked from the NES era like Ninja Turtles, Legend of
Kage, and Double Dragon involved nninja fighting. Obviously, I won't
want
Hi Nicol,
Yes, there are some Nintendo and Game Boy Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle
games. I own the original TMNT 1 and 2 games for the NES, and played
them like crazy when I still had sight to play them.
Of course when those games came out in 1989 and 1990 Ninja Turtles were
like the rave of
yeh! that'd be aussom!
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Hi Bryan,
That is one of the ideas I have been considering
accessible back then.
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Hi Nicol,
Yes, there are some Nintendo and Game Boy Teenage
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By playing the ninja question set for freedom millionaire, I've heard
that
there are ninja turtle mainstream games for the nes and gameboy.
How difficult would it be to develop
climb
walls and Leo could drill through cetain floors and walls.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi,
Yeah, jumping to avoid the shots was cool. That was a pretty common NES
stunt to keep from getting killed. You could jump up or jump over the
enemies shot and nail him.
Anyway, the TMNT game music
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