Honestly? I really like some of the tricks that they used in this game. At least specifically like... using the NES's limitations and quirks to their advantage.
The difficulty definitely goes up and down in waves. Glad I had a version with rewinding if nothing else.
It's annoying that there's not really a definitive version of the game; for the reasons stated above I'd think the Famicom version is superior (they definitely mess up World 9 in All-Stars) but World A, B, C, and D are tedious to access in this version (even discounting the difficulty of the game).
The difficulty definitely goes up and down in waves. Glad I had a version with rewinding if nothing else.
It's annoying that there's not really a definitive version of the game; for the reasons stated above I'd think the Famicom version is superior (they definitely mess up World 9 in All-Stars) but World A, B, C, and D are tedious to access in this version (even discounting the difficulty of the game).