MegaMan52

Noot Noot!

Decided to playthrough a Japanese exclusive: completed Pingu using my original Game Boy that I've had since the early '90s. Actually kind of a fun game. Short and sweet.

Mega Man III completed.

16 hours ago, Sumez said:

I love Lolo, but there's like ten games in that series  And that's not accounting for the differences between the Japanese and Western Lolo 2 and 3 which might as well be entirely different games.

Oh well, it's been 24 years since the last Eggerland game. I wouldn't mind at least one more someday.

The Jungle Book is complete. Played it in Disney Classic Games Collection on Switch. I did not use any save states or button codes. I've played it before. The game is a little frustrating at times, but it's decent. Very similar to the NES version, which I remember liking and would like to play on a real NES again someday (rented it in 1994/1995 and haven't played it on a real NES since).

StarTropics should've been at least a trilogy, in my opinion. I do like that Nintendo has at least been willing to release StarTropics on the Wii, Wii U, Switch, and NES Classic so more people have a chance to play it, and hopefully the sequel is released on the Switch's NES App eventually. More Adventures of Lolo games would've been nice, not only because they're good but also since there have been lots of retro-style games on modern systems.

As for what franchise went too far, I don't know. Call of Duty I guess.

Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan completed. Played it in TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection on Switch. Played through every level without any of the turtles getting captured. I didn't use any save states or button codes. The game isn't even hard, and it's short. Oh and if anyone's wondering which turtle is in that one pic, it's Raph.

Double Dragon is complete.

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge completed using my blue Game Boy Pocket.

Edit: Looks likes JamesRobot already played this game, and Ankos played Kirby's Dream Land 1 and 2. Guess I gotta pick up the pace.

Donkey Kong Land completed. I've played this game a lot since 1996, so I knew where to find all the secrets.

56 minutes ago, Plasma Man said:

Does anyone own or have any info on the Adventures of Lolo Plush Characters?  I stumbled across a couple pictures from an eBay auction awhile back and this shot seemingly from a print ad.  Were these never intended for sale, a promotional give away, or maybe released but sold in very small quantities?  Would love to learn more about these if anyone has more info.

Thanks

Interesting. I have the games, but don't have these plushies.

Are you the guy who posted this blog in 2014?

http://www.wafflefoot.com/blog/2014/4/29/adventures-of-lolo-promotional-plush-characters

16 hours ago, Louis_ said:

@MegaMan52@drxandy If you were wondering, this is what a CIB Kirby Hori memory card looks like

Here's one with the packaging on and with the plastic case included.

I took the plastic packaging off the front for the first picture but it easily attaches back on. This is one of my favorite pieces of my collection If you give me like a week I will find the guide that Zelda card comes from, just can't remember off the top of my head.

Yeah, I saw that years ago on a Kirby site called Kirby's Rainbow Resort: 

http://www.kirbysrainbowresort.net/info/merchandise/misc.htm

Eventually bought it on eBay a few years ago, despite not being CIB. I think it goes well with my spice orange GameCube (which is CIB...remember buying it for $100 and the shipping was free). Oh, and those vehicles were shown in the Kirby anime and one of the DVD's loosely based on Kirby Air Ride:

And about the discs, the ones I didn't know about were the SSX Tricky and Super Monkey Ball 2 demo discs (though I'm not surprised that the latter exists).

Played some Sonic the Hedgehog 3 last night, in time for its 30th Anniversary. In case anyone's wondering, I played it on my Genesis. Normally, I wouldn't care what platform I play Sonic 3 on (even if it's the Sonic & Knuckles Collection PC version, which I also have). But I decided to play it on the Genesis. I think that was the right thing to do on the day of its 30th Anniversary.

20 minutes ago, Louis_ said:

Hello, big Gamecube guy here. A friend sent me this thread, I personally own a lot of these demo discs including 2002 FIFA, WWE XI8, and many more including some not listed on here. Let me help you improve your list:

Always nice to see more GameCube guys here. Even I didn't know about some of those discs.

Guess I might as well play Sonic 3, but what platform should I choose? Probably Genesis. But maybe Genesis, GameCube, and Switch.

Mega Man II completed.

Super Mario Land is complete.

One of the best sports games on the NES.

Tiny Toon Adventures: Babs' Big Break complete. I think I played this last year too. Gotta love that credits music. Sounds awesome with a Sound Bar and Subwoofer.

9/10

Excellent. I have it on GameCube. Nice change from all the usual stuff. Haven't played through the whole game, but would like to someday.

Also, I like that the protagonist is named after the engine the game runs on.

If you're using a Wavebird Controller, you might want to disconnect any extra things (GBA cable, DK Bongos) from the console or you might not be able to get past the language setting. I ran into a similar issue with Mortal Kombat: Deception, with the difference being that game wouldn't even load unless I disconnected all those peripherals.

Tiny Toon Adventures 2 is complete. Played the Japanese release of the game, which I got earlier this month.

Monster Party is complete. As weird and obscure as this game may be, I can play it once a year. It's...good.

Newer player and setup. Speakers underneath.

Some of my video game related vinyls.

My older Record Player given to me in the '90s. It still works.

A box containing some of the records I've had for decades.

Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters is complete. Normally I would play it on the NES, but decided to play it in TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection because it's been a little while since I've used the Switch. I did not use save states or the rewind feature (I've played through this game many times, and knew I could play through it again on the Switch). Also, I played it on hard difficulty because that is the only way to see the credits.

R.C. Pro Am complete (the tracks repeat after track 24).