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Arcade Scores Space Invaderss Rank 30 Times Played 1 Highscore 13690 Scored On 06:33 pm 24-02-2011

ConnieLynchitz's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100)
Burger Time	Screen goes blank.
Gorf	Boring Space Invaders clone.
Frogger	Don't bother
Halo 2600	A score would have been good...
Jurassic Park III - The DNA Factor	Disappointing
Pac-Man Pinball Advance	Average at best
Batman	Surprisingly good if you can stand the bad music emulation.
Smurfs - Rescue in Gargamel's Castle	great one
Spider Mountain Adventure	A lame text adventure with no visuals.
Sonic Advance	wow

ConnieLynchitz's Last Game Reviews
Mighty Final Fight 04-26-11 10:06 PM	Small dudes, big action. When Final Fight hit the arcades in 1989 it became an instant classic, certainly not the first beat em up video game, but one that defined the genre. And today as that genre is all but near dead it still remains on the lips of beat em up enthusiasts when the subject of definitive games arises. By 1993 Beat em ups had hit full stride, our favourite characters of comic books and cartoons were starring in their own button mashing multi-player street brawl fighting arcade games. The 16-bit era of console gaming had exploded, filling our living-rooms with everything from anthropomorphic animals that ran at the speed of light to muscle clad warriors that with a single punch could send you plummeting into a pit of razor sharp spikes without thinking twice. An odd time indeed for Capcom to release their belated 8-bit port of Final Fight. It begins with the familiar story, a mainstay in oh so many games of the day. The Damsel in distress kidnapped by a mysterious evil antagonist. The Mad Gear gang have stolen the mayor's daughter Jessica, and Haggar the mayor accompanied by Cody and Guy must set out to rescue her! The immediate difference noticed in Mighty Final Fight to its original arcade counterpart is the portrayal of the characters. Gone are our large realistic heroes and villians, they have been reduced to almost child like comical proportions. This works surprisingly well on the NES. Instead of an attempt at a direct port of an arcade game that ran on superior hardware, Capcom opted for a scaled down 8-bit revamp. Our familiar heroes are there as are the majority of the bad guys we knew in the arcade, just smaller, sillier and sporting heads in DK mode. As for the gameplay, it's the Final Fight you knew and loved in the arcades. Controls are quick, smooth and responsive. The punches, flying kicks and tosses are all there. One button for attack the other for jump, together they unleash your character's special attack. Just like in the arcades. A no... Read the rest of this Review
Tails Sky Patrol 02-25-11 11:25 AM	Tails Sky Patrol An interesting concept that sadly doesn\'t come together well. Manoeuvring Tails proves to be too difficult. After many tries it just became too frustrating for me.

ConnieLynchitz's Game History

Wonder Boy (c64),   Choplifter (a7800),   Mario Bros II (by The Riffs) (c64),   Mario Bros. (a2600),   Snokie (c64),   Snokie (c64),   Snokie (c64),   Snokie (c64),   Snokie (c64),   Luigi\'s Adventure - Mario X World Series (annual update) (snes),   Luigi\'s Adventure - Mario X World Series (annual update) (snes),   Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (gen),   Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (gen),   Burger Time (nes),   Alex Kidd in Miracle World (sms),   Altered Beast (nes),   Qix (gb),   Mortal Kombat II (gb),   F-1 Race (gb),   Super Star Wars - Return of the Jedi (gb),   Street Fighter II (gb),   Street Fighter II (gb),   Street Fighter II (gb),   Turrican (c64),   Zybex (c64),   Pitfall! (a2600),   Pac-Man (Tengen) (nes),   Alex Kidd - The Lost Stars (sms),   New Zealand Story (sms),   Pac-Man (a2600),   Pac-Man (a2600),   Batman Returns (sms),   Mighty Final Fight (nes),   Sonic Advance 2 (gba),   Beamrider (a2600),   Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Ewok Adventure (unreleased) (a2600),   Gorf (a2600),   Pole Position (a2600),   Frogger (a2600),   Sonic 2 - Sonic Tohaka (gen),   Sonic - Final Showdown (gen),   Sonic - The Lost Land (gen),   Mario Chronicles (nes),   Adventures of Ice Mario (nes),   T-Rex - The Dinosaur Survival Adventure (appleii),   Flintstones, The - Burgertime in Bedrock (gbc),   Halo 2600 (a2600),   World Karate Championship (c64),   Transformers (c64),   Jurassic Park III - The DNA Factor (gba),

 

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Luigi's Adventure - Mario X World Series (annual update)

Nintendo NES Games ConnieLynchitz owns (9)

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