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Nincompoco's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100)
Hong Kong 97	I ordered the list of snes games by BEST ...this was the first on the list
Bubsy 3D	Well... there it is... the winner of the gold X award... THAT DOESN'T EXIST...
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night	But enough talk! Have at you!
Super Mario 64 - Chaos Edition	Who's crazy enough to try beating the final boss here? At least there's an exploit that let's you go through doors...
Super Mario Bros 2	Nintendo: doesn't want us thinking Mario=pain so we pathetic americans are given a bootleg. Capcom: they made megaman, one of the hardest long retro series and it was amazing hey, at least Mario became the big face of gaming by this point
Pac-Man World	I believe I was one of the select few able to play this... on an emulator. Yeh, I had nothing like this as a kid, only nicktoons attack of the toybots. :
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde	its amazing. if not for the preaching of someone saying how horrible it is we would'nt be here today
Mega Man 2	I cleared metal man and leaf man... I suck at dis T^T
Fire Emblem	did anyone else lose their save file!?!?
Super Mario World	I FINALLY FIND THIS GAME! After miles and miles of hacks of the game I find the actual game ^-^

Nincompoco's Last 5 Game Reviews (view last 25)
Nefarious 01-01-19 04:47 PM	"Yeah, I'm the Bad Guy" I want to make something clear, Vizzed has been screwing with me lately, I get on this page, make a review, I submit it, I get told I wasn't logged in. It takes me to a new page, I'm already logged in. The review is gone. Either make a post recovery system or FIX YOUR- Ok, so to recap I got this game because of the Nintendo gold points, I got Nefarious thinking it would be a short and sweet game, and lo and behold, it was, but after having actually played the game I felt like I needed to represent it better. This was one of those home brewed Kickstarter projects to make a game, and for what Josh Hano and co. had at their disposal, Nefarious came out nice enough. I also learned they made a graphic novel thing, I WOULD be reading that now but alas, this is the third long post that got refused by the site in the past week. I don't even have the same momentum going, what did I write again? Here we go, *ahem*... The entire premise of Nefarious is this, you know the classic video game plots right? A hero and villain, villain steals a princess, or makes a robot army, seeks to retrieve a bunch of doodads to become powerful and take over the world right? That's you! Queue the Wander over Yonder song! In fact, this game revolves around these old tropes, and how characters respond to them. Take the very first level, you are Crow, a mechanical mastermind, once again kidnapping princess Mayapple, princess of a metropolitan city at that, and making his escape through the city while Mack, the generic hero, follows suit. By the end of the level, what are you expecting? No really, stop and think for a moment, what is going to be the outcome? Now look it up or buy the game because I can tell you whatever you were thinking just now is probably inaccurate. From then on the game sets up how the standards work, each kingdom has a hero and villain, they spar regularly, the villain gets thwarted, rinse and repeat, but Crow wants to be different. Since every princess in th... Read the rest of this Review
Oddworld: New \'n\' Tasty 10-01-18 09:32 AM	An Oddysee of Grand Proportions You probably came in here expecting Mario Odyssey. Very well. Mario Odyssey be gud! As for what I'm actually reviewing, this is Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty! While I was scouring the video game room for a game I knew that wasn't already reviewed (or that I didn't already review) my mind eventually traced back to this unique puzzle platformer game by I Honestly Don't Remember Nor Feel The Need To Look Up For The Sake Of A Gag...™. Something of note is that New 'n' Tasty is called New 'n' Tasty as it is a remake of the original game in the Oddworld series which I never actually knew about prior to the remake, but I'm certainly a fan now. Now as someone who watches something they like on Youtube, to which Youtube immediately responds by sending recommendations on why everything I enjoy in life is terrible, I know that game developers are not allowed to remake anything at all. I'm not sure what differences were in the original, Abe's Oddysee (that's how it's spelled), but I do know it was one of those classic early disc games, you know the one, the fuzzy clay looking graphics, the fantasy trope of an opening narrative with droning ambient music that obviously got compressed for disk space, classic. So plot, this is Abe. You're probably wondering how he got in this situation of being suspended by chains, well it's a heck of a story. Basically the backstory of the world was that a big corporate enterprise run by a race called the glukkons took over and started harvesting animals to process into foodstuffs. I'm not exactly sure who's buying though. Abe and the rest of his race, the mudokons, have been enslaved to do manual labor in Rupture Farms. However, after lots of consumerism over a long period of time, the glukkons are about to run out of their main products, which leads them to their next plan. Fortunately Abe happened to be passing by the conveniently open door to the glukkon board room to hear about this new plan, process... Read the rest of this Review
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor 03-16-17 01:20 PM	Shadow of Mordor, So a week back I was strolling through the most magical place in America, Walmart. As me good ol mum went to get milk, meat, and various microwavable pasta dishes, I stopped by what I figured to be a limited gaming section. It was there, for a steal of $25, I found a DVD for Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. I guess since the sequel, Shadow of War is coming out soon I could get this kind of deal now. I heard lots of good things about this game, particularly about some unique mechanics of some kind including the patented nemesis system© whatever that meant. And ya, one week later, I am here to preach to the masses of what kind of experience you can expect to find here. Shadow of Mordor, in brief, to make a thesis statement as my English course requires of me every assignment, is a great addition to any game collection as well as the J.R.R. Tolkien universe, with gameplay that feels familiar at first but adds in all kinds of new flavors of formula to the mix which are easy to adapt with, and a compelling adventure to hold the tide against the return of Sauron. So what better way to kick this off with the ever present question of “why am I here?” The game begins with Talion, a deceased ranger who was tasked with patrolling the Black Gate of Mordor if the day came when Sauron would awaken. To clarify for those LotR fans out there, or at least those who are aware of the chronology of the films, this game takes place somewhere between The Hobbit trilogy and the Lord of the Rings trilogy, before Mordor is reduced to the wasteland we see in the films. As a phantom, gazing at the dead bodies of his mature son and wife, he recalls the last moments he had with them before the Black Hand and Uruk-hai invaded from Mount Doom. (in tutorial form! :D) He is then approached by another phantom, an old elf man who, from this point onward, I will refer to as the elven wraith. He explains that Talion can’t die, not yet anyways, they are bound together in a ... Read the rest of this Review
Civilization VI 11-27-16 05:14 AM	Civilization VI: Nuke Gandhi Edition The Civilization Series, a game which has spanned the history of gaming from the 16 bit era till now. You can actually find the first two games on the SNES and Playstation here in Vizzed’s retro game room. It’s a very well received game series and that says a lot, after all, it is one of a few video games in this age I can say belongs to the board game genre.So here are the basics, you start the game by selecting to take control of the ruler of an empire. From here you advance the civilization from each era to the next, evolving your technological prowess and influence over the world, all while competing against other civilizations seeking to accomplish the same. Each Civ game brought more stuff to the table, and the most recent installment, Civilization 6, was no different. As for the new things it added… well this was like my first Civ game, I don’t know ok? I mean I could’ve played a whole save of the game with the advisor set to “new to civ 6” so I could find out what they added, but when am I THAT patient??? Besides, I’d rather actually look at the game for what it is rather than drag it down over not being different enough from its predecessors. [url]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3-80IKGNOOY/hqdefault.jpg[/url] I never liked these people. Civilization 6 has much strategy to put into it if you want to win at higher difficulties, but if you’re a filthy casual like me, it’s still an easy game to pick up. There’s plenty of info and tips to go around on how things work and what to do in certain situations. First up, you select the ruler of an empire. Aside from Greece, there is one ruler per empire, and each has their own bonuses from their ruler ship and their country. For instance, Emperor Trajan of Rome has bonuses attributed towards gaining territory for themselves, and Quin Shi Huang of China centers around producing tech, civics, and man-made wonders faster. Once you select a ruler, after ... Read the rest of this Review
Hyrule Warriors Legends 05-01-16 12:36 PM	Hyrule Warriors 3DS: How to be a blender 101 Once there was a game called Dynasty Warriors that I never heard of. Then, ONTO THIS, NINTENDO. You’ve all played a Zelda game right? You know the deal, be a hero wandering a vast landscape, searching in dungeons for relics, trying to prevent evil befalling the land all by yourself? (Four swords doesn’t count since they’re technically the same person) Well imagine that there were more enemies… and by more enemies I mean like a few hundred times the enemies. You won’t have the power, unless you eat a diet of smash balls and chaos emeralds. Or alternatively… get a third party developer. Now this game is on the wii-u, and I’ll be making a review of it… IF I HAD A WII-U. But since our beloved Nintendo has a history of half-and-half good/bad decision making and this was a good month, we got an expanded version of Warriors on the 3ds, introducing more characters that the Wii-U can’t have unless they also get a 3ds, SO HAH! Oh and having both versions also gets you a free 3DS home menu wallpaper, so at least there’s a reason to getting both AKA free memorabilia. Now we’re going to start with the why, I love a good story in games… unless I joined Vizzed 3 days ago… “but this one is so good who NEEDS a friggin' story line am right? *crickets* yeah who cares” EUCH BURN IT WITH FIRE!!! Now I don’t know if this counts as canon or not, but the present day takes place in an era of peace, and on the Zelda Timeline it’s unknown if it takes place after the games from one of the 3 Ocarina of Time splits, or a completely different timeline. Well in this variation of the world, events in the past led to the (supposedly) final battle against evil, being Ganondorf. The hero of that era split his evil spirit into 4 pieces and split them across time and space, locking them away in secure locations, one being under the master sword, where under no circumstance a person would EVER be a... Read the rest of this Review

Nincompoco's Last 5 Game Guides (view last 25)
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate 10-06-15 07:43 PM	MH4U Guide To Success! The Wild Side! *riding on a boat* “Wow! An adventure! Yeaaaaaa-“ LIKAMUDDA******TRAINWRECK Did you expect me to talk about the main flag-monster of Monster Hunter 4 ALREADY? Well you’ll be needing this info RIGHT NOW. Enter the Gore Magala. First thing’s first, this guy looks FREAKING AWESOME. Just had to verify that mmkay? Second, the Gore introduces a whole new mechanic to the Monster Hunter series, the Frenzy. Monsters with the Frenzy virus, mainly our pal Gore here, will be able to infect you with their oozy gas stuff. When this happens a meter will appear and show how close you are to being fully infected. When that happens, you take much greater damage from frenzy related attacks, and you won’t be able to recover health. The only way to reduce your frenzy is by using nulberries, but there’s a pretty good way to turn the tables. The more damage you deal to a monster the slower you get further infected, and if you fight enough you can shake the virus off completely AND gain a large damage boost for a while until you can be infected again. I notice the weapons like insect glaives and dual blades which get more hits are easier to overcome viruses than slower weapons like great-swords and such. This can make the virus something you want to gain intentionally, but the monsters you fight won’t make this an easy task. First of all, besides the Gore Magala who spreads this virus around, any Frenzy monster will be in a constant rage mode, meaning more attacks and mobility. This makes for harder battles and much harder captures. Now that the Frenzy is explained, let’s look at the Gore Magala battles you will endure. Honestly, the Gore Magala isn’t the beefiest monster in that it doesn’t have much defense going for it. It has chronic weakness to ... Read the rest of this Guide
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate 09-25-15 09:36 PM	MH4U Guide To Success! Dark Dwellers! So… I’ve officially tried every weapon. Somewhere between publishing the last guide and editing in the pictures I remembered some weapons have blocking instead of rolling. At that point all I knew was Long Swords, Hammers, Dual Swords, gunner weapons, and Insect Glaive. I had to edit in dodge OR block. But now I’m at HR 7 and I actually know more practical maneuvers. Note: I’d still rather roll than hold. Last time we mainly covered the lvl 2 monsters in story mode, now we’ll continue with them in lvl 3! And after that I may switch it up because at that point 50% of the players leave story mode and just go online up until hr 4. SO LETTUCE BEGIN. First thing in the new area Sunken Hollow that you have to face is the big luggamug Tetsucabra   It’s a tough one, and moves surprisingly quick. Attacks it’ll use involve digging up boulders as weapons and jumping and charging at you at great speed. A tip for dealing good damage is hanging by the rear. It has a rough tail that, oddly enough, turns white and squishy whenever it lifts rocks. This makes it an easy target, and fortunately for you, chances are when it pulls up a boulder for either of its attacks, you’ll want to go around away from the face anyways before it rolls the rock onto you or crushes it on you. It also has a spitting attack that is highly irrelevant and can leave at a moment’s notice by digging away. It digs slow though, so even if you didn’t paint it you can follow the dust trail to the next area. Did you hate the Yian Kutku? I hated the Yian Kutku, so you know what we can do? Give it poison, the ability to stun, and kleptomania, and rename it the Gypceros.   I really hate this thing, it’s basically adding no... Read the rest of this Guide
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate 09-14-15 11:25 PM	Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Guide to Success! All Legends Start Small! ... guess what game I'm hooked on right now? I've been playing this game for a while now, and it doesn't cease to impress, with it's varied gameplay, complex combat systems, and of course it's large plethora of monsters (plethora is a fun word :3). And on the other hand I'm not doing anything on Vizzed sooooooo... here's my first guide for fighting monsters in this game? This guide will help anyone who just got the game and wants tips on each of the monsters they will face. If you don't want to know about this... well you clicked on the thread bruh. :l Now you can't just pick up the game and fight an elder dragon... except you can. The Dah'ren Mohran A.K.A. Sand Whale is an elder dragon and you fought it off in the opening of the game. But that was just a couple cannon balls, a real D. Mohran fight is even CRAZIER. But I'm getting ahead of myself, when you become a monster hunter you start off with the most basic armor and weapons. Fortunately for you, this means you can test all 14 epic forms of weaponry for yourself free of charge. What do all of them do? Beats me, I used the Heavy Bowgun for a while, but that was wreaking havoc on my budget so I went with the bow for like 2 missions before accepting the ownership of the all mighty HAMMER. Note: weapon types are a good show of personality. So yeah, I won't go into specifics of every weapon, besides, they fall into the same categories. Gunner weapons you use lighter armor with and use from afar, blunt and sharp weapons, and slow and quick weapons. If you stick to one weapon type, some monsters are easy and others suck the big one. So I'll say what kinds of weapons do what to each monster. With all that out of the way, what are some notable basic monsters a beginner will face? Let's see now! The first two monsters you have the option of fighting are the Great Jaggi and Seltas: You've probably been pestered by Jaggi and Jaggia by now, the velociraptor looking guys in the first... Read the rest of this Guide

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Kirby - Nightmare in Dream Land Level: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team World Map: Umm... Pokemon Adventure - Red Chapter (beta 7) Battle: Pokemon Adventure - Red Chapter (beta 7) Battle: Mega Man Battle Network World Map: The Room of... Mayl? Mega Man Battle Network Battle: Legend of Zelda, The - Majora's Mask Character Profile: Deku Sprout

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Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow (gba),   Oregon Trail, The (appleii),   Summon Night - Swordcraft Story (gba),   Summon Night - Swordcraft Story (gba),   Summon Night - Swordcraft Story (gba),   Summon Night - Swordcraft Story (gba),   Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow (gba),   Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow (gba),   Mega Man Zero (gba),   Mega Man Zero (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories (psx),   Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories (psx),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Yu-Gi-Oh! - The Sacred Cards (gba),   Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (psx),   Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (psx),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Mega Man 3 (nes),   Sparkster (snes),

 

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Sparkster Shin Megami Tensei Civilization Sim Ant Kaizo Mario World Super Mario World 2 - Yoshi's Island Tekken 2 Kirby's Dream Land 3 Super Mario World Super Mario RPG - Legend of the Seven Stars Mario Paint Earthbound Kirby Super Star Zombies Ate My Neighbors Mega Man X Chrono Trigger Mega Man 7 Sim Earth - The Living Planet Rock N' Roll Racing MARIO (hack) Shin Kidou Senki Gundam W - Endless Duel Super Mario Kart Final Fantasy V (english translation) Sicari (super mario world hack) Youkai Buster - Ruka no Daibouken Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Kaizo Mario World 3 Pac-Man 2 - The New Adventures

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