After all these years...
Gabriel Knight II!
At first, the live action graphics looked very weird to me, but I'm getting used to them.
And I could talk all day about the wonders of the first game. One of the best settings/atmosphere in a point and click adventure game. It was very, very special, and the music took a very important part on this. Except for a stupid puzzle, the game was brilliant.
Have any of you played it?
Gabriel Knight II!
At first, the live action graphics looked very weird to me, but I'm getting used to them.
And I could talk all day about the wonders of the first game. One of the best settings/atmosphere in a point and click adventure game. It was very, very special, and the music took a very important part on this. Except for a stupid puzzle, the game was brilliant.
Have any of you played it?
I have that same SF one!! [emoji23]
alas, I haven't, except a demo of the game back in the day, if I remember correctly. If I am not mistaken...(talking by memory here). Do you remember if there was a demo of the game? I think so and I am almost sure I played it, but heck, do the years fly!After all these years...
Gabriel Knight II!
At first, the live action graphics looked very weird to me, but I'm getting used to them.
And I could talk all day about the wonders of the first game. One of the best settings/atmosphere in a point and click adventure game. It was very, very special, and the music took a very important part on this. Except for a stupid puzzle, the game was brilliant.
Have any of you played it?
hehe, is it that cute and stylish as it seems? How much does it cost? I knew you were a jumper in Street Fighter games. xD
I don't think I can remember, because I think that's something I've never really known.
I haven't had time to play more, BTW. I hope it's not a bad game. Fingers crossed!Oh it’s wasn’t that much, I found it online. It looks exactly like the picture, it’s cute - for a Xmas jumper! I also have a cool Star Wars one. I wonder if I can find the website... let me check.
That game was pure perfection for a NES beat em up. I think it was a technical marvel for the console and it was packed with amazing variety.
The sound quality and soundtrack was the best I have ever heard in a NES game. Each stage was not different only visually but had little intricacies that made the gameplay less repetitive and more interesting.
Each boss was a cool surprise too. I d say that the game covered almost fully the TMNT universe of the 80s-90s including some elements from the movie.
The sound quality and soundtrack was the best I have ever heard in a NES game. Each stage was not different only visually but had little intricacies that made the gameplay less repetitive and more interesting.
Each boss was a cool surprise too. I d say that the game covered almost fully the TMNT universe of the 80s-90s including some elements from the movie.
been watching the video and it looks very good for a NES. Was this version quite hard like the arcade, which was famous for being so unfair or was it balanced? -judging by the video the gameplay is ok, not cheated AI or something.
As for TMNT, my favourite game ever of the series is the SNES version. I completed it several times with my best childhood friend.
This song still gives me the goosebumps nowadays.
I think the player is playing it in easy mode. Based on what I remember I think it was pretty balanced though.
Yes the SNES version was great too.
The soundtrack of the TMNT games had a very distinctive style. The SNES version was no exception
edit: wow I just noticed that the final boss music in TMNT 4 is a remastered version of the NES version. Nice
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the floppy-disk themed USB is something I find very original for a USB.
By the way, all of these years having played many WADs, even created my own WAD maps and so on back in the day, and it's today when I find out that WAD stands for stands for “where’s all the data?” hahahah.
I am both happy and worried. The developer team doesnt have an impressive portfolio of past projects
