MegaMan52

11 hours ago, Ankos said:

Have you heard of the Iceman stage glitch from Megaman 1? If you jump and rapidly change directions on a certain part of the stage it seems to have a bunch of weird effects (though it's unpredictable)

Yeah I have, but I couldn't get it to work. Someday...

@TheBiRD Don't think I've seen that particular cartridge before. Looks kind of similar, though.

In addition to the games mentioned above, I recommend playing these games: 

-Animal Crossing

-Burnout and Burnout 2: Point of Impact

-Donkey Kong games

-Fight Night: Round 2 (the GameCube version has Little Mac and the full game of Super Punch-Out!!)

-F-Zero GX

-James 007: Nightfire and Everything or Nothing

-Mario sports games

-Mega Man Network Transmission

-Mega Man X: Command Mission

-Metroid Prime 2: Echoes

-Mortal Kombat: Deception (the GameCube version includes Goro and Shao Kahn as playable characters)

-Pac-Man World 2, Pac-Man World 3, and Pac-Man World Rally

-Rayman 3

-Sonic the Hedgehog games

-Soul Calibur II

-Star Fox Assault

-Super Mario Sunshine

-Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2

-TimeSplitters games

-Tomb Raider Legend

-Wario World

-Zelda: The Wind Waker

-Zelda: Twilight Princess

Also, I recommend reading my GameCube blog: 

Actually, there are 22 Mini-Games (16 4-Player games, and 6 Battle games).

And the mode for "randomly selected mini-games" mentioned in that article is the Battle Mode, the second option in this screen.

Quickman's not in the Game Boy Mega Man II. He's in Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge.

Yeah sure, man.

I've yet to see a positive comment from you since.

Edit: Come to think of it, I don't believe I ever heard/read you say anything positive to me before I posted blogs. Not even when I contributed to the site by buying a VGS shirt and subscribing three times (Journey Begins, Gear Upgrade, and Dark Night).

Thanks for reading, but if you're going to comment you could say something positive for a change instead of only pointing out flaws. The ten blogs I've posted took a lot of work to make.

Here we go again with Gloves's FYI's (like in my "visiting one of the few remaining video rental stores in Canada" blog) and having nothing positive to say when he comments on my blogs.

"Fyi there are around 200-300 video rental stores currently in Canada. They're mostly in small towns all over, though there are 4 I know of here in the core of Toronto. I used to like visiting the one by Yonge and Bloor when I worked around there a few years ago."

Followed by a laugh after a3quit4s posted.

Clearly people don't care that my blogs take time, effort, and money to make. People here, anyway. Not surprising; I've already known for years that my efforts aren't appreciated. Here, that is.

Even so, I'll continue to make blogs, whether people like them or not, just like how I continue to take pictures, make videos, and travel because I've enjoyed doing those things for years.

Yep, I know what it's like feeling unappreciated. No one here really appreciates my efforts either (I've known this since the NintendoAge days), and I'm usually either ignored or I get complaints. I've been on YouTube since 2006 and made over 500 videos by myself, posted hundreds of pictures on social media sites and here on VGS, have made several blogs (some of which take days to complete), and am skilled at playing numerous games (such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Super Kirby Clash) and have posted several screenshots and videos (both here and on social media) to prove it only to be ignored. Yet I continue to make videos, take pictures, write blogs, travel to various places for inspiration, and play games skillfully even if no one cares, because I enjoy those things.

So, if you enjoy sharing your projects, then keep sharing them even if you think no one cares. Even if you don't get a single comment, there are probably a few people who at least read your blogs. And it looks like some people are giving your game a try.

You guys act like you really liked this, yet you didn't bother giving it a like. No matter; I've known since the NintendoAge days that my efforts were never appreciated by this community.

@Brickman I've yet to buy one of those GameCube HDMI Adapters. I bought two GameCube Component cables in 2012/2013 (one used and one sealed), and have been using one of them since (the used cable; I never opened the sealed Component cable). It was already expensive at the time, but definitely not as expensive as it is now. Oddly, the sealed one cost less than the used one.