raeino
Yeah sex is cool, but have you ever found an 8 in Microsoft Minesweeper?
Thank god invincibility frames exist nowadays... Still a really fun experience for such an old game, just wished for a more enemy variety; though as a Golden Axe fanboy, I shouldn't complain that much :P
1992
Really generous for being a 90s game
Visually impressive as you'd expect from a top tier snes game, same for the ost
The gameplay itself has his moments here and there, tho there is not much variety, aside from the two characters selection
The bosses are definetly the most challenging part of the game, still they are really fun to beat
Underrated game.
Visually impressive as you'd expect from a top tier snes game, same for the ost
The gameplay itself has his moments here and there, tho there is not much variety, aside from the two characters selection
The bosses are definetly the most challenging part of the game, still they are really fun to beat
Underrated game.
1984
Iggy would have been the worst pattern for a Cuphead boss.
Played the demo version for now and all I can say is that Castle Rock was everything
1984
Too bad it gets too much hard and a bit ripetitive after a really low amount of round, potentially one of the most addictive videogames on the NES
Hopefully just the first steps towards the Pokemon game of everyone's dreams
1984
One of the oddest control systems I've ever experienced. Call me a lesionist but after getting used to it I actually enjoyed it
Flawless game, except for Baby Mario's voice acting
Cute and charming and every minigame was really fun! ....................except for climbing.
Hope the cutscene animators have been well paid
Hope the cutscene animators have been well paid
Can't understand why walkthroughs exist? Play this game.
2014
Best game I had the permission to play during CS lessons
2017
Trippy as hell, soundtrack is 10/10
2013
Probably the most versatile and full of potential level editor ever made
2006
The proof that Cars can work better as a videogame than as a movie franchise, very underrated game