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Perfect Dark	OMG THIS WAS MY FAVORITE N64 GAME THAT I COULD NEVER WIN.

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Dynamite Headdy 08-05-21 03:13 PM	Treasure's Head Turning Hit Dynamite Headdy Review! This is my review of Dynamite Headdy, a gem of a platforming game made by Treasure for the Sega Genesis. (I'm aware it's also on other consoles, but this review is exclusively for the Genesis port.) Also note this review is regarding the International release, which does have some differences from the Japan version of the title. Graphics -=-=> 9 Treasure is no stranger to incredible graphics, having worked on titles like Gunstar Heroes and in the N64 era, Mischief Makers. They also worked on McDonald's Treasure Land Adventure, a game that also sports a lot of vibrant colors and animated graphics. The color palette is very vibrant and without a doubt takes advantage of as many chances it can get to show off a variety of displays. Something to note is that some graphics (most notably bosses) were changed between the Japan and international releases, but they do not change gameplay elements. Most of the game follows a theme of 'theatre' and toys, adding to the 'goofy' and 'non-serious' nature of the game. Sound -=-=> 9 There are a wide variety of sound effects used, though none of them feel too intrusive. (Save for the TARGET! sound effect when it's spammed, but this only happens in the tutorial stage) The game's music is quite impressive for the hardware, and none of it gets too grating on the ears or distracts too hard from whatever is going on the screen. Addictiveness -=-=> 6 Dynamite Headdy doesn't really have HUGE replay value other than trying to get all the secret points in a run or attempting for the highest score. There IS a super secret boss if you manage to beat all the bonus stages, similar to Sonic games, though it isn't required to get the 'true' ending. You're rewarded with numbers for a password after beating a bonus stage, and after the final main boss you can input t... Read the rest of this Review
Mega Man Battle Network 07-29-21 07:23 PM	Battle! Execute! Transmit! This is my 'Definitive' Review of Mega Man Battle Network, after having beat it twice. Once recently, and once in the past. Graphics =-=-= 8 The graphics are pretty wonderful! There's a lot of color and charm with what the developers did and had to work with. Very few points of this game are dark and dreary, and you can always tell what you're looking at. The Net area is cyberspace themed, and is made to look personalized depending on what machine you have connected to. In there you will get to see repeating patterns in the background, but the digitized cutscene that plays when entering machines is still cool for the time that this game came out in. Sound =-=-= The music can get a bit grating at times but I also understand this was the GBA era. I do wish there were multiple or different battle area themes, because hearing the same one over (Even for bosses, unfortunately except for like the last one and some secrets) can get bland. Addictiveness =-=-= If you're a mega man fan, then great! You'll probably recognize some of the characters based on their names and appearance. That's a bonus! If you're new to the franchise, then I'd say the most addicting aspect is the (hopefully) quick and snappy fighting mechanics, along with the 'deck building' aspect in the form of customizable attack lists. There is a minor 'collectathon' aspect but really it's more of 'let's get more of X because it's good' and not 'I NEED TO GET EVERYTHING TO WIN'. The story is decent enough to pull you along to see what happens next and what you'll get into, but I can definitely say that this is a decent basis for the rest of the franchise. It's cool seeing characters you already know about be remixed and changed up in appearance. It's also fun to collect the chips for attacks and see how fast you can defeat opponents. The faster you beat them, the more likely you are to get rarer and more powerful... Read the rest of this Review

AweshumeT's Game History

Metal Slug - Super Vehicle-001 (mame),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong\'s Double Trouble! (snes),   Pokemon Emerald (gba),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Legend of Zelda, The - Oracle of Seasons (gba),   Legend of Zelda, The - Oracle of Seasons (gba),   Gain Ground (gen),   Klonoa - Empire of Dreams (gba),   Klonoa - Empire of Dreams (gba),   Klonoa - Empire of Dreams (gba),   Klonoa - Empire of Dreams (gba),   Klonoa - Empire of Dreams (gba),   Pokemon Frosty (gba),   Pokemon Frosty (gba),   Alien Hominid (gba),   Avatar - The Last Airbender - The Burning Earth (gba),   Perfect Dark (n64),   Mother 1 and 2 (english translation) (gba),   Mother 1 and 2 (english translation) (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Sonic Battle (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network 2 (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network 2 (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Space Station Silicon Valley (gbc),   Space Station Silicon Valley (n64),   Space Station Silicon Valley (n64),   Earthbound (snes),   Earthbound (snes),   Earthbound (snes),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),   Mega Man Battle Network (gba),

 

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Donkey Kong Country 3 - Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! Earthbound

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