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TheFadedWarrior's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100)
Time Crisis (Rev. TS2 Ver.B) Every time I go to the arcade... This is one of the games I play. The Time Crisis series is fuuunn.
Time Crisis (Rev. TS2 Ver.B) NO WAYYYYY
Super World Stadium \'99 (Japan, SS91+VER.A3) Awesome graphics, made me cry tears of joy.
Mario Must Die (final level only) Oh dear... The single hardest SMW hack of all time (I would know)...
Rock'em Sock'em Robots I used to have a Rock'em Sock'em robot in real life. Those things were fun.
Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards I wish this game was co-op
Pokemon Sapphire I have this game in real life, and it is one of the best games I have ever played~
Mario is Missing! Guys, you need to understand that this game is "boring" because it's an educational game for younger children. If you think this is bad, try Mario's Early Years: Fun with Numbers
Mario's Brewery lolwat. Why does Mario have a brewery?
Mario's Tennis Meh. If you want to play this, I'll tell you how to play it, but only if you have the beta test ticket.

TheFadedWarrior's Last 5 Game Reviews (view last 25)
Sunset Riders
04-25-13 06:56 PM
Awesome name, awesome game
Hello again. This is TheFadedWarrior with another review. This time I am reviewing Sunset Riders for the Sega Genesis. Sunset Riders has been ported from the Sega Genesis to the Super NES and Arcade systems, so keep in mind that this is ONLY a review on the Genesis port. I hope you enjoy!

My Ratings

1 - TERRIBLE
2 - Really bad
3 - Bad
4 - Below average
5 - Average
6 - Average
7 - Above average, pretty good
8 - Great
9 - Near perfect
10 - Super-Mega-Ultimate

Graphics

Alright, my review will start of with the graphics of this game. The detail isn't exactly amazing, but they are above average for the Sega Genesis. The animation isn't creepy looking (like in the Mortal Kombat series), which is nice I guess. I apologize, but this is honestly all that I can think of to say about the graphics. But don't worry, the rest of the review will have much more detail. I give the graphics a 7.

Sound

Ah, yes, the sound. The music in this game sound pretty good, in my opinion. The tune of the first level can get stuck in your head for awhile, so watch out. The complete OST (official soundtrack) can be found in this Youtube Playlist (link). However, I have 1 minoe complaint. The sounds that are played in the game... are pretty horrible sounding. When you kill an enemy, it sounds like a motorcyclist with a light voice that is heavily into drugs. Yes, a light-voiced motorcyclist on drugs. It really does. I give the sound a 7.

Gameplay and Addictiveness

Mmmh, the easiest and my personal favorite section to describe, the gameplay/addictiveness.  This game is a lot like Contra, but with a Western setting. Every time you get shot, you die, and you have a limited number of lives. So, in Sunset Riders, you can play as 1 of 2 cowboys. The first cowboy you can play as is Billy. Billy carries one of those old-fashioned cowboy pistols. Lame! The second cowboy you can play as,... Read the rest of this Review
Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong\'s Double Trouble!
04-24-13 06:30 PM
Donkey Kong Country 3 Review
Hey, yo, what do ya know. It's another review from me today! This time I am going to be writing my review on "Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!", which is, obviously, the 3rd and last (not including DKC Returns) game in the Donkey Kong Country series. Surprisingly, this is only the second review for this game. I hope you read my review and enjoy reading it.

Graphics

Alright, we're gonna start off with the graphics. This is another Super Nintendo Entertainment System game that has great graphics for the console it's on. The game's graphics are not to pixelated, which is nice. You can see good detail in everything you look at, from the Kong Family's fur to the backgrounds. The 3D elements in the game also look great. The animation also looks pretty good too, with a lot of frames so it doesn't look all creepy or whatever. For a final note, the palettes are wide, each containing both dull and bright colors. I give the graphics an 8.

Sound

The sound in this game is really good, too. The sound quality is great, and each music piece perfectly describes the level that it's in. In my opinion, Rare Ltd. made some of the best video game music of its time, especially in the Banjo-Kazooie series and the Donkey Kong Country series. There are many differences in the GBA version's and the SNES version's tunes. There are even some songs that are completely different in one version compared to the other. Here is the full original soundtrack and here is my favorite song. I give the sound another 8.

Gameplay/Addictiveness

The gameplay in this game is great. The game is, as you probably already know, a platformer. You play as some type of primate (not a donkey, most likely an ape), and you have a partner you can switch to any time by pressing select. You can play as Dixie Kong, a female primate that looks like a chimpanzee (which is actually a primate). Her special ability is her ability to... Read the rest of this Review
Mario & Wario
04-24-13 04:33 PM
Mario & Wario (SNES) Review
Yet another review this week by me (6th review in total, 4th this week, 1st this day). If you haven't already guessed, I'm trying to get 750 Contribution Points. If you get 750 CP by the end of the month, you become Site Staff, but seeing as I'm only 12 (according to COPPA, you need to be 13 to have power over the site), I'm rather trying to get 750 CP to become Vizzed Elite. Anyways, this time my review is about Mario & Wario, a great game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. I hope you enjoy reading my review and play the game for yourself!

Graphics

For a Super Nintendo, this game has great graphics. Everything is less pixelated than most SNES games, so pretty much everything looks really smooth (again, at least for its era). The animation is pretty good as well. I give the graphics an 8.

Sound

The sound is the worst part, in my opinion. I mean, don't get me wrong, it sounds a little above average for the SNES, but the tunes aren't really catchy. A few of the music pieces annoy me, as well. The sound effects are nice, though. I give the sound a 6.

Gameplay/Addictiveness

First, I should tell you that only this version works if you don't have a USB controller. The reason for this is because on the original SNES, you need the mouse controller (which is why there are also 2 ROMs on Vizzed for Mario Paint).

This is the part of the game that makes it unique. I have never seen any other game on any other gaming console like this. You play as some angel (or fairy, I really don't have a clue) that has a magic wand that can do... magic things. You have to help a Mario series character that has a bucket on their head to get to the finish. Your angel or fairy or whatever apparently can't touch the character, so you can't take the bucket off of their head yourself, so you have to guide them to Luigi. You have to turn them around with your wand, but mostly, you have to activate certain blocks a... Read the rest of this Review
Gunstar Heroes
04-23-13 06:50 PM
Gunstar Heroes Review
Welcome to this faaahhbulous review thread. It's me, TheFadedWarrior again with my 5th review in total (and my 2nd review this day, Avenging Spirit being the first). I am going to review the well-known game Gunstar Heroes. I hope you enjoy! I warn you that this review has a really weird writing style

Graphics

For a Sega Genesis, these graphics are pretty good. You look at other Genesis games, and they have good graphics for the current era. But then, there's those select games, such as Gunstar Heroes, that have great graphics for the era. There's all this cool gunfire flashing on the screen, with these armored dudes that shoot you and stuff. So, yeah. off to a bad review start I give the graphics an 8.

Sound

I really like the music and sounds in this game. The sounds your character make are pretty annoying ("Hwuh!"), but when you listen to the music, you're like, "Oh, this is rather pleasant sounding, mhm." My personal favorite tune is the music you hear in Black's Palace (the board game). You can find the full OST (official soundtrack) here. It all sounds pretty good, amirite? I give the sound another 8.

Gameplay/Addictiveness

Gunstar Heroes is a game where you play as a seemingly 14-year-old kid with a gun. It's sort of like Contra, but a lot easier and with vitality, rather than lives.

There are 4 main gun types - Energy, Lightning, Chaser, and Flame. Energy is a rapidfire baster that is basically just a normal machine-gun. This is pretty much an all-rounder gun. Lightning is a thin laser that pierces through your enemies, so you can hit many with one shot. This is helpful if you're fighting a group of enemies. Chaser is a gun that shoots homing particles of energy (which I am going to call bullets from now on). This is helpful if you are too lazy to aim. It's pretty powerful, too. And finally, Flame is a gun that's basically a flamethrower, as it has little range. This is useful in cl... Read the rest of this Review
Avenging Spirit
04-23-13 05:27 PM
Avenging Spirit
Hello, this is TheFadedWarrior with another review (my 4th review). I am going to be reviewing an underrated video game for the Nintendo GameBoy called Avenging Spirit. I hope you read my review and enjoy it!

Graphics

Although I'm not an expert with the GameBoy, this game has pretty good graphics. I've seen clips of other games, so this isn't just a guess. The title screen logo is great looking, and so is pretty much the rest of the game. I give the grphics an 8.

Sound

The tunes of this game are pretty good, in my opinion. Since its on the Nintendo GameBoy, the ringing of the noises and the weird "pvhv" sounds (which you probably don't know what I'm talking about) get kind of annoying, but that doesn't affect the rating, since all GameBoy games are like that. The first 12 videos on this dude's channel are the complete OST (official soundtrack) of the game. My personal favorite song in this game is Stage 4: The Sewer, but all of the songs in this game get kind of repetitive. I give the sound an 8.

Gameplay/Addictiveness

The gameplay of this game is totally awesome. If you've ever played as Ghost Kirby in Kirby: Squeak Squad! and loved it, then you'll probably love this whole game. You play as a ghost that can control your enemies. There's a fairly wide variety of enemies to control, so you never get bored. There's a ninja, a magic flying kitten thingy, a fire-breathing kangaroo, a mafia dude, a fighter, and a load more. Each enemy has its own advantage (slowfall, fire-breath, moon jump). You have an energy meter (E) and a life meter (L). You can only stay a ghost for so long, and when your energy meter runs empty, you fail the level. When you take control of one of your enemies, the energy meter stops draining, and whenever you get hit, your life meter drains. When your life meter runs empty, you turn back into a ghost, and your energy meter starts draining again. Because of all this, any player of this ... Read the rest of this Review

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TheFadedWarrior's Game History
Jet Moto 2 (psx),   Shiten Myouou (gen),   Shiten Myouou (gen),   Mario's Tennis (vb),   Shiten Myouou (gen),   Altered Beast (gen),   Action 52 (nes),   Avenging Spirit (gb),   Avenging Spirit (gb),   Avenging Spirit (gb),   Pro Action Replay (gba),   Gameboy Camera (gb),   Super Yoshi (SMB1 Hack) (nes),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Contra (nes),   Contra (nes),   Contra (nes),   Assassin's Creed III (ps3),   Mario's Tennis (vb),   Contra (nes),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Smash TV (sms),   Virtua Hamster (32x),   Super Mario World - The Lost Adventure Episode 2 (snes),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Gunstar Heroes (gen),   Gunstar Heroes (gen),   Gunstar Heroes (gen),   Gunstar Heroes (gen),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman (nes),   Contra - Hard Corps (gen),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Super Mario Bros (nes),   Mario Party 2 (n64),   Mario Party 2 (n64),   Mario Party 3 (n64),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Bomberman '94 (tg),   Blazeon (snes),   Bomberman Hero (n64),   Spyro: Year of the Dragon (psx),   Mega Man X4 (psx),   Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing (snes),   Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing (snes),  
 
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