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Ah. I have yet to pick up RGC1. Might hit up Amazon and see if I can find a copy.
I remember my brother pissing his pants with excitement when RCG2 came in the mailbox for him (he knows Japanese) and therefore followed the endless babble on how brilliant it was. So I suppose I should go check it out.
For science.
I remember my brother pissing his pants with excitement when RCG2 came in the mailbox for him (he knows Japanese) and therefore followed the endless babble on how brilliant it was. So I suppose I should go check it out.
For science.
Sweet f*cking Jesus, I was scared there. RGC is one of the greatest titles ever made ever in the history of history. YOU BLOW ON FAMICOM CARTS. IT'S BETTER THAN SEX.
That's great, I played the first RGC before but didn't get very far and I ordered it through Amazon a few days ago (shipping from the US is bloody expensive, they don't sell it here).
Johnathan, I tried the original. Honest, I did, but it was so boring that I simply couldn't pull together enough motivation to keep playing it. Is the sequel better? I'm looking for something more challenging than the original. That was the big thing that put me off of playing it. Although I did enjoy being able to read magazines (Didja notice the inflating cost of those things?) and write stuff down on the in-game notepad.
@ BenelliM4- Hmmm, I'm not sure if you'll like the sequel. There are more games, of generally better quality than in the first game, as well as remixes of the better games from Retro Game Challenge 1. It's definitely a better package, but not to the point where it's fundamentally different than the original.
Personally, I love the Kung Fu clone (for fake PC) and the Ghouls and Ghosts/Mario hybrid (for fake SNES) a lot. Maybe check out videos above and tell me what you think?
@ The-Excel Do you remember the guy who was hand making Retro Game Challenge pins to everyone who pre-ordered the game under a certain time frame, in order to help the game's sales and get XSeed to publish the sequel?
http://tinycartridge.com/post/130776566/retro-game-challenge-fan-loses-his-damn-mind-and-we
Did he have the right idea too?
Personally, I love the Kung Fu clone (for fake PC) and the Ghouls and Ghosts/Mario hybrid (for fake SNES) a lot. Maybe check out videos above and tell me what you think?
@ The-Excel Do you remember the guy who was hand making Retro Game Challenge pins to everyone who pre-ordered the game under a certain time frame, in order to help the game's sales and get XSeed to publish the sequel?
http://tinycartridge.com/post/130776566/retro-game-challenge-fan-loses-his-damn-mind-and-we
Did he have the right idea too?
This is amazing.
I still have to play the first game, though.
Another DS game that's receiving a fan translation and should be noticed is Nanashi no Game, the translation process seems to be running pretty nice as well.
I still have to play the first game, though.
Another DS game that's receiving a fan translation and should be noticed is Nanashi no Game, the translation process seems to be running pretty nice as well.
@Jonathan Holmes:
Absolutely. He was supporting a real plan from a company that is known to have a homogeneous demographic, so there was a chance that it could have worked.
Absolutely. He was supporting a real plan from a company that is known to have a homogeneous demographic, so there was a chance that it could have worked.
@ wickedsickzombie- There is a remix of Haggleman where you play as the little ninja girl. It's good, but you'll be be too busy with Demon Returns and Super Demon Returns to notice.
@ Excel-2011- How many of those little hand made things would he have had to make if, thanks to his plan, the game did go on to sell enough to get XSeed to take notice? 10,000? More?
I agree the plan could have worked, but I'm sure the poor man would have gone mad from sewing all the buttons in the process.
@ Excel-2011- How many of those little hand made things would he have had to make if, thanks to his plan, the game did go on to sell enough to get XSeed to take notice? 10,000? More?
I agree the plan could have worked, but I'm sure the poor man would have gone mad from sewing all the buttons in the process.
@Jonathan Holmes:
That's his problem. It's how he chose to promote it and whether we would have been able to follow through on it would have been entirely on him. In essence, he was trying to guilt XSEED into action, and they're small enough that it could have worked had he been able to make good on his word.
That's his problem. It's how he chose to promote it and whether we would have been able to follow through on it would have been entirely on him. In essence, he was trying to guilt XSEED into action, and they're small enough that it could have worked had he been able to make good on his word.
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