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Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon I remember renting this game once as a kid. I remember liking it a lot, but I eventually forgot the name. Took me ages to remember the name again. Glad this game works so well!
Sim Theme Park Oh wow! I used to love this game when it worked on my PC! Never knew there was a PSX port for it! :D
Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! Why must this game be so expensive? 510$? That's more than a console! *is sad*
Super Paper Mario Games in the video game room can't be played on this site. If you want to play games make your way over to the retro game room instead.
Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! Am I the only one that has a problem with Sky Planet Horizon? Whenever I go there, the arrow keys don't work and I have to resort to using the D-pad controls, which makes dodging enemies and setting bombs awkward.
Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! For those stuck on the controls: the arrow keys= Control Stick, W,A,S,D= D-Pad, I,J,K,L= C buttons, Left Shift= A, Left Ctrl= B, Z= Left trigger/L, C= Right trigger/R, and X= Z trigger/Z. Hope this helps.
Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga You have to get to the top of the mountain. To get access to it, talk to all the NPCs in the area
Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards You change controls by double clicking the screen, then clicking the control you want to cahnge and the key you want to change it to.

Snu's Last 5 Game Reviews (view last 25)
Kirby's Return to Dream Land
07-31-15 09:40 PM
Kirby's Return to Super Star
Surprise is a very bittersweet thing. Some surprises are good. Your friends just threw a surprise party? Awesome! But some surprises... they catch us off guard, throw us into turmoil and cause grief. Your best friend reveals they were using you to get close to another friend? How horrible!!
One good surprise Kirby fans got way back in 2005 was the announcement of a new Kirby game for the gamecube, Kirby's Journey. Unfortunately the game went through a bit of development hell and got cancelled and reannounced three times under different names. Finally after six years, Kirby's Return to Dreamland took a few elements from the cancelled Gamecube games and was released for the Wii in 2011. The question is, 'Was the wait worth it?'
Well... you'll see.

~Delicious Graphics~
Kirby games have this advantage where they are often made near the end of a system's life, so they have the advantage of knowing exactly what the hardware is capable of in terms of graphics and put that info to good use. You may sneak a glance at a screenshot and think I'm crazy for thinking it's anything special, but if you look around at all the different stages and pay attention to all the details in the background and tileset, you'll get an idea of what I mean. They might not push the boundaries or anything, but they still look stunning. Even the hub worlds have little areas to look around, even if nothing in particular is around.
Nutty Noon in particular looks amazing. The gorgeous sunset set in the background of some ancient stone structure... Beautiful.

~A return indeed, though it's still different~
As someone who has been a staunch fan of Air Ride's soundtrack, this game... this game blew Air Ride out of the water with its OST. There isn't quite as much variety in tone as Air Ride has, but unlike Air Ride, it manages to retain a feeling of childish nostalgia without using half of the soundtrack from Super Star. The instrument range is also fantastic, l... Read the rest of this Review
Sonic Heroes
04-30-15 11:15 PM
Behold my Neenja Power!
Teamwork is actually a pretty valuable life skill. With all of the single player campaigns and free for all battles that go on in games and movies, it can be easy to forget that two or even three people can get more done than one.
That's why games that allow for multiple people to play through the story at once can be more memorable. You have someone to share memories, victories, and even losses with.
Sonic Heroes may only have a single player story mode, but it still does bring an emphasis on the super power of teamwork (and the super power of cheesy writing)! But does this emphasis work in the game's favour? Let's find out! Time to crack this game wide open! Yeah!

~A little more variety is needed~
First off, the Gamecube version of this game looks the best. The game looks pleasing enough and the textures are somewhat sharp, though not as sharp as they have been in the past. The character models are noticeably polygonal and awkwardly shiny (though not as bad as it is in Shadow the Hedgehog) and there are otherwise no graphical glitches.
You may not see much of it, but the water in particular is very well done, especially compared to the Playstation 2 and XBOX versions.
However, as for palette themes, I feel like there could have been a bit more variety. I suppose every two stages are supposed to be their own 'zone' of sorts, but the stages blend together too much when they use the same assets and textures. About the only exceptions to this are Egg Fleet/Final Fortress, and Hang Castle/Mystic Mansion where the textures and setting and such vary enough that they feel different from each other, if only a bit.

~Rockin' around at the speed of sound~
Sonic Heroes has just the type of music you've come to expect from the franchise: catchy Rock tunes with a bit of synthesizer mixed in here and there for a slight techno feel.
While each stage obviously has their own theme, each 'zone', as I put it, still has their own uni... Read the rest of this Review
Legend of Zelda, The: The Wind Waker HD
01-19-15 11:41 PM
Only bother if you haven't played the original
It takes a special sort of creator(s) to make the player feel emotions for a game. Story is an easy way to make a player feel part of the game. Graphics seem to be pretty common too. But what if a game could give you a sense of adventure and accomplishment through gameplay alone? I think that's a special sort of achievement. 
Nintendo has done it before, as have many Indie and third party developers. The question is, does Wind Waker HD live up to this sense of adventure? Let's find out!

~Shiiiny~
When the original Wind Waker came out, it was controversial for a very simple reason: The graphics. Unlike any Zelda game before it, it went for a more cartoony cell-shaded style that turned many off and charmed others. 
While I found the graphics of the original amazing, does the remake do them justice?
For the most part, yes.
The models for enemies and NPCs alike are much smoother, the draw distance for islands is far better, but one of the greatest improvements is the lighting. My goodness, is it ever gorgeous!
The glow that bright things like lava and larvae give off is simply amazing to see, even for a WiiU game. 
Just like others for the system, Wind Waker makes sure to use colour absolutely everywhere. Even dark places like the Earth Temple use more of a grey-blue as opposed to the dark brown we get used to seeing. Despite all my praise for the graphics, there's one thing in this game that bugs me: Some of the more important characters look like they're made of clay at points, especially Link.
Something about character textures is a little bit off, so in certain lighting (Like, say, Link's classic 'You got a thing' pose) the model looks lifeless.
But considering that's my only real gripe, I'd say these graphics are still nice.

~Music to my Ears~
The sou... Read the rest of this Review
Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity
07-09-14 11:58 PM
Wish Upon A Shooting Star
Wishes are interesting things. People all have different wishes based on priorities, and some don't do it at all. Like praying, many ridicule it and say it's a matter of luck. It's often called childish, cheesy, clichéd, any manner of derogatory term like that.
And yet, there's something magical about finding a four-leaf clover and frantically scrambling for a desire, or spotting a shooting star and desperately wishing for your dreams to come true.
And really, if you mix in hard work with a bit of luck, can't you help your wish come true?
Whether you're a little kid that wants to beat his friend at something, or a lost traveller that just wants to go home, wishing can be a good comfort. Even if it isn't technically granted, you can get the motivation and hope needed to get things done.
While wishing isn't necessarily the most prominent thing in Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, they make some interesting allusions to it. For instance, the Japanese version was actually called Shooting Star, making an interesting reference to the age old wishing tradition.
But enough about that, let's make a wish to learn more about the Sonic Riders' sequel for the Wii!

Graphics 7/10
Alright, this game came out for the Wii in 2008, and all things considering, they aren’t anything too special when compared to other games that came out around that time. Sure, they’re perfectly serviceable and you can clearly see what’s going on at all times, but the models are a tad blocky, and lack the amazing lighting details that Sonic Unleashed has (Although Sonic Unleashed admittedly came out roughly 9 months later). Even the CGI doesn’t look quite as good, though it still looks quite nice. I personally wish all the cutscenes could be CGI, because it looks so much better than just using in-game models.
The courses themselves for the most part look very diverse, even from their counterparts. They aren’t exactly the most detailed cours... Read the rest of this Review
Super Paper Mario
06-23-14 12:17 AM
Saving the World... One Love at a Time~
Love is a powerful force. It causes us to hike across mountains, sing songs thousands of times, and create horrible poetry all for the sake of that significant other. However, there's a darker side to it as well. It can make you destroy worlds, rob others of their happiness, and make you do many other unspeakable things.
Pardon? What does this have to do with Super Paper Mario? Well! Love is a very prominent theme in this game! Right from the opening sequence where Peach and Bowser are forcefully married for a very grim purpose (not that Bowser minds, of course). Yes, it is definitely present in many places and forms throughout the game, even if it isn't fully apparent in the beginning. From brotherly love, to family love, to your typical couple love and everything in between.
But enough rambling. Let's look a little deeper at what this story has to offer us.

Graphics 9/10
When a game has unique graphics like this, it's hard to try and compare them to another game. The closest you can get is with the prequel, The Thousand Year Door. Even then, the developers went for a slightly different approach. The big thing is that the paper feel is almost completely gone. Super Paper Mario still borrows from the 2D character designs of the previous two games, but the background is more reminiscent of a flat cartoony background than a full on 3D background. Unless of course, you flip into 3D. For whatever reason, the backgrounds look more fleshed out when you flip. All that aside, it still looks wonderful, though it's nothing too special.
The characters themselves look so much better too, with brighter colours and smoother animations.
The items are a bit subpar. They're easy to tell apart, but they're pixel-y.
Speaking of, the pixl partners actually look awesome. All that's ever visible are the coloured outlines and eyes(bar Tippi), yet somehow they rarely ever blend into the background. This creates a cool mini visual style for them, and them al... Read the rest of this Review

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Snu's Game History
Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Bomberman 64 - The Second Attack! (n64),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Pokemon Emerald (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Legend of Zelda, The - The Minish Cap (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Final Fantasy IX (psx),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 3 (english translation) (gba),  
 
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