It's not good but it's interesting. Art and music is good too. It's fun to mess around with but it's mediocre at best.
Nah son, it sucks dick.
It fondles dick; I think saying it sucks dick is a bridge too far.
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood is a connoisseur of dick and has his own little coffee table book about dick in his living room
That sucks
Is it the same as the SNES version? If so, I liked it a lot.
Nah I think the SNES one was a beat ‘em up like Double Dragon. This was a Street Fighter kind of fighting game
I've played it. The game is clearly undercooked, the sounds are clearly place-holders, the music is god-awful, which is a sin for Sonic games. Despite all of that, I find it enjoyable to play. It's got that Action Command style of RPG to it that's reminiscent of Mario RPGs, so it's fun even if it's obviously unfinished. Shame Sega pulled the plug when Ken Penders started acting like a retard (AKA, Ken Penders being himself), as I think it's a solid foundation for refinement and expanding upon.
Don't forget that the music in Chaotix is downright amazing.
No. This one is a fighting game for the rangers (with some zord stuff) and was nowhere near as good as the one you're thinking of.
Yeah, there was one of those on SNES too. And a racing game (Power Rangers Neo).
Regarding the mechanics, when you select a special move, you're forced to use the stylus to perform actions which mostly involve poking a bunch of circles or "following" (i.e. dragging) a circle wherever it goes along with the dots. They have that "Mario & Luigi" thing where if you fuck up, they do very little or no damage. If you're using a regular DS/DS Lite (or any emulator that tracks the mouse correctly), they're easy to pull off, but for some reason I kept missing them when I played it on the 3DS (especially the big "new" one). Even when I was making my marks, I never liked the mechanic, or any game that forces you to use the stylus unless it's something like WarioWare. I always thought it was a dumb gimmic.
Lemmings was some real good shit. Might be the first beyond 8bit game my dad ever got obsessed with, one of maybe two total. Sorry for the sentimentality but that game probably have a fond place in a lot of peoples memories, hearts and living rooms.
I vaguely remember playing it on my cousins Genesis. Even at 4 years old I thought it played like shit compared to Street Fighter, and I seem to recall there were only like 3 or 4 stages? (like on top of a building for normal fights, and a field for Zord fights? maybe some kind of volcano or something too?)
Yes, the GPL does allow it, don't license your software under a specific license and autistically freak out when people use the license as it's supposed to be used, how is this even a debate lol.
Soundtrack is pretty kick-ass too depending on which system you play it on
