| nakina's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100) |
Senkyu (Japan, set 1)
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I should mention that if you set JP1 to on before the timer reaches 0 there will be a hardware error and then you'll need delete the game and redownload it for it to work again.
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Senkyu (Japan, set 1)
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Then after waiting, press escape and go to game configuration. Set JP1 to on. Then reset and it should work!
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Senkyu (Japan, set 1)
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This game does actually work, it just takes a few steps to get it to boot properly. You first have to wait for the initial timer screen that pops up to count down to 0 from 999 which sucks but you shouldn't have to do it again afterwards.
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Planetfall
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I crash landed on some barren planet and barely survived my pod being thrown underwater only to later dive back into the water and get crushed by the current and debris. 10/10 would get crushed again.
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Penguin Adventure
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The problem seems to be with this game as Zoom 909 started up immediately for me.
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Penguin Adventure
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I can't seem to get this game to load, it just stays on a blue screen the entire time for me. I've waited for over five minutes so I don't think I'm just impatient.
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Lunch Time
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I used to play this all the time in pokemon channel lol.
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Mario Bros. (US, Revision F)
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I actually have a cabinet for this game.
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Cosmic Ark
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@Ferdinand, you are correct! In fact, it's believed to be the first console game sequel ever.
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Shenmue
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@Davideo7, whenever you play space harrier in shenmue in the emulator it crashes. Hang on works though.
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| nakina's Last Game Reviews |
Digimon Rumble Arena
05-30-16 06:53 PM
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Digimon Rumble Arena: The Reviewening
What's that smell in the air? Could it be? It seems that yes, it's the smell of the nostalgia I have for Digimon Rumble Arena. If your as big of a Digimon fan as I am, you may have heard of or even have played this game before. Although, if you have played it then you probably wouldn't be reading this huh? Well either way, let's kick off this review!
Graphics:
Compared to other Digimon games on the PlayStation at the time Digimon Rumble Arena holds up really well. The game that I would compare it to would have to be Digimon World 2 as it released the year prior to Rumble Arena. Rumble Arena was released in 2001 (2002 in America) so of course the PlayStation 2 had been available for about a year by then. However, even if compared to the PlayStation 2 releases at the time such as Grand Theft Auto 3 or Max Payne, Rumble Arena still looked great comparatively even if it comes with a few more uninvited pixels. Compared to Digimon World 2, the game was a decent upgrade graphically.
Sound:
As far as sound goes, Digimon Rumble Arena's sound is about as good as you could expect from a game on the PlayStation. Every Pepper Breath or Blue Blaster you fire sounds just like it does in the show. Of course, each character is voiced by the same voice actor they had in the show as you would expect from a game based on an anime as popular as Digimon. The music was good for a fighting game although, none of the tracks ever stuck out to me. If you're looking for a game with amazing music, you'd probably play something like Parappa The Rapper rather than a fighting game anyway.
Addictiveness and Story:
I'm going to briefly mention addictiveness here as I don't believe it's long enough to warrant it's own section. I've played through this game more times than I can count but it was mostly just to unlock characters and once I finished that goal, I didn't go back and play... Read the rest of this Review
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Trog (rev LA5 03-29-91)
12-11-13 03:35 AM
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Trog or "Ultra Pineapple T-rex Rampage 9000!"
(yay my first review)
Ever ran away from one-eyed cavemen as they try to eat you, only to eat a pineapple and become a T-rex, turning the tables on them completely? Well, if not, then you should play Trog so you can experience that first hand. What do you mean you don't want to do that? Fine, let me convince you as to why you should play this wonderful game. At first glance, Trog might just seem like a Pacman clone with dinosaurs and cavemen (well, that is basically what it is but it's better than Pacman). You avoid the one-eyed cavemen that are trying to eat you while gathering red eggs and then returning them to your home. Some things that help along the way are pickups like a pineapple (power pellet) which turns you into a T-rex and allows you to eat the cavemen. There is also a power-up that freezes all enemies in place. You also have the ability to punch enemies off the map. The stage itself is usually some sort of island, you can fall into the water and die but, so can your enemies. So, if you are really skilled, you can trick the enemy cavemen into walking off the map and get a nice point bonus. Now, onto the graphics. Trog's graphics are claymation (or as it's called in-game, "playmation") which, in my opinion, manages to fit the game very nicely. Maybe it's just because I'm such a big fan of the Clay Fighter series. Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and wrap this up. Trog is a nice take on the Pacman style of games and definitely deserves to be played (besides, it's only 10 viz). You never know when you could be chased by one-eyed cavemen intent on eating your flesh while you collect red eggs on an island. This game could end up saving your life some day.
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