G-type

Well the fact Albert is sticking around helps.

nuh-uh

I'm actually digging this game a lot. I rated it a "B"

DD2 alternates between sections that are easy to the point of being boring and tedious, intermixed with the occasional fight that is unfairly hard. It doesn't not have a lot of consistency.

That's entirely possible. This was my first time playing a lot of these games.

Anything ranked B and above I genuinely had a good time playing, and would have been happy to play even if it wasn't part of the contest. C and below started to be a bit more of a chore.... Ice Hockey, I just don't really care for... and I suck at it too.

I admit my Renegade ranking is illogical. But I just like playing it more. This is based solely on how much I enjoy it... not any objective qualities.

Biggest surprise for me was how much I loved Mendel Palace

Here's my rankings of all the games from this year's contest: Mike Tyson's Punch-Out! A Mendel Palace A Super Mario Bros A Popeye A Dr. Mario B+ Renegade B+ Millipede B Palamedes B Rad Racer B 1943 B Spy Hunter B Tiny Toon Adventures B Solomon's Key C+ Battletoads & Double Dragon C+ Guardian Legends C+ Double Dragon 2 C Ninja Gaiden 2 C Isolated Warriors C Yo! Noid C Legendary Wings D Ice Hockey D Pinball D Yie-Ar Kung Fu D- Ski or Die F

Just want to point out that to play this game, you don't HAVE to pick obscure games no one has heard of... in fact, its probably more fun for people to actually be able to get it right more often.

I've seen: Blood Simple (1984) Raising Arizona (1987) Miller's Crossing (1990) Barton Fink (1991) The Hudsocker Proxy (1994) Fargo (1996) The Big Lebowski (1998) O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) The Man Who Wasn't There (2001) Intolerable Cruelty (2003) The Ladykillers (2004) No Country For Old Men (2007) True Grit (2010) The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) The Coen brothers are consistently good! Here's a few classic scenes: John Goodman is a national treasure.

that's awesome. I wish we still had one like this.

Yes. There’s plenty of Atari games where you won’t be able to play it properly just by jumping in blind. A few NES games are like this too, but those tend to be more intuitive more often

This game is kind of tough

I feel like I've seen this before. Half-life?

Finally beat the Snow White line! Check out that score

I like these director-centric ranking topics... Scorsese would be a good one to do.

I'd heard "Rock and roll McDonald's" from the Supersize Me documentary, but never investigate the rest of Wesley Willis' catalog.

I'm not sure what you're talking about. Joe Dante says this sketch is completely accurate. It's exactly the way it happened.

Come'on this is G2 People!!

Super Mario 3d World

I assume you're referring to the Famicom 3d system, which used Active Shutter glasses. Those work by alternated which lens is open and flickering between the two images on the screen. It wouldn't require the red/blue (anaglyphic 3d), which accomplishes the same thing by color filtration method. Active shutter would look better because the colors would not have to be altered. The method used in movie theatres these days is with polarized lenses, projecting overlapping images with vertical and horizontal polarities. The drawback to this method, is that the lenses also filter out a percentage of the light, resulting in a noticeably darker image.

It's a cool idea. To make it work with the cardboard glasses, they would have needed to make the colors a lot lighter. I make 3d comic books like this one: https://bit.ly/3dcomic so I know how to make it work.

My complaint with Big Trouble in Little China is that it didn't have enough of the magical/fantasy stuff.