| conmigo's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100) |
Spider-Man
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The controls are easier with Java than the Gameroom. You just use the soace bar and the directional keys.
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Spider-Man
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Press left control while simultaneously pressing directional keys. I played this as a kid on the Atari in 1983...using the keyboard feels strange to me but it does work!!! The webbing you have is displayed in the lower right corner; If that runs out yo
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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
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Yes, you can enter Game Genie codes for Super Nintendo Games by pressing "ESC" and going to codes.
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Legend of Zelda, The
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It Took me about 9 hours to beat it...25 years after I Originally did it in 1987. As a 10 year old back than I remember it taking forever!!!
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NBA Live '95
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NBA JAM was still funner to play with a friend at the time.
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Pro Wrestling
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This and World Championship Wrestling are two of the best wrestling games ever made!!!
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WCW World Championship Wrestling
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22 years after first playing it, I come back to it and love it even more. For its time I'm still amazed at how much better it is than all the other early wrestling games; "Pro Wrestling" was also highly playable.
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Street Fighter II - The World Warrior
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When playing in the arcade, I'll never forget how whoever would put a quarter in first and pick the girl played all day on just that one quarter.
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Robocop Versus The Terminator
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Absolutely a game for its time.
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WCW World Championship Wrestling
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I remember watching Ric Flair do that "clothesline thing" in 1989, but not as a finisher and it was more with his forearm.
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| conmigo's Last Game Reviews |
Legend of Zelda, The
08-08-11 05:03 AM
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Legend of Zelda
The game, along with the first Super Mario Bros, Duck Hunt, and Gyro mite, that everyone who bought the original NES had to have, mostly by word of mouth. It was games like this that ultimately made the NES preferable to purchase over the Sega home system; of which I had both when they originally came out. If I remember correctly, it was one of the more expensive cartridges in 1987 (Over $70). It's price would only be overtaken by the high demand for SMB 3 in Christmas of 1988 (Over $100). What made it this way was that there had never been a game like it before; Both children and adults can be entertained and challenged. Amazingly, it has stood the test of time and is more enjoyable than many of the games that are released today.
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