Nam75 on the neo-geo did a good job on that style I thought 
Always prefered Tetrisphere myself
Magical Tetris Challenge.
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Fair point, but couldnt you say the same about most Treasure games? The difference is this one hasnt aged to well IMO.Originally posted by vertigo View PostComment
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I'm the other way round. I generally dislike treasure and find most of their other game highly overrated and over hyped but I think Sin and Punishment is an excellent game and a real breath of fresh air on a system with such a glut ugly 3d crap. The story and cutscens are absolute rubbish but I think it's great to play.Originally posted by Cauterize View PostAlthough alot of people mention Sin & Punishment, I think its really overrated. This odd coming from me as im a massive fan of Treasure. It is a good game, but not as good as the hype suggests.
Id have to say (apart from the obvious Zelda, Mario etc) try Magical Tetris Challenge. A nice variation on the game we all loveComment
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I'm with Moonwhistle on this one. The vast majority of Treasure games I don't enjoy. S&P is the exception for me.Comment
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I quite liked the first 3d Castlevania on there mind.Comment
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Originally posted by Baseley09 View Post
Excitebike 64 is excellent. Even with the crappy looking split screen.Comment
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I too respect the opinions of others, but I'm afraid that when you get past the animé cliches and the fact that Treasure (a favourite game developer amongst most of the NTSC-UK fanboys, no doubt!Originally posted by vertigo View PostNu-Eclipse, while I respect most peoples' opinions around here Yoshi's Story really isn't better than Mischief Makers
) made Mischief Makers as well as the admitted lack of longevity in Yoshi's Story, you'll find that Yoshi's Story offers a considerably more polished and satisfying platforming experience than Mischief Makers every single time (as you would expect from the undisputed masters of the platform game at NCL).
Sorry, Yoshi's Story > Mischief Makers all day long for me!
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It'd have been miles better and less faffy if they'd let you use the d-pad though, right?Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostSorry, Yoshi's Story > Mischief Makers all day long for me!
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Ha! fair point! It could also have done with being more challenging and being a bit less "kiddie", tbh.Originally posted by vertigo View PostIt'd have been miles better and less faffy if they'd let you use the d-pad though, right?
All that said, the craft and quality in the platforming action still shines through in Yoshi's Story - two things that aren't as good in Mischief Makers, imo.Comment
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Was there ever a 30th melon on the practice stage? I only found 29 and was convinced there should have been another one.Comment
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Going by my admittedly slightly hazy memory, I'm pretty sure there was a 30th Melon on the Practice Stage...other internet guides and articles on the game seem to swear blind that there is...Originally posted by vertigo View PostComment
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I thought both were pretty poor to say the truth , never liked S&P either , to me that was horribly outclassed by Star Fox 64 on every level.Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View Post
Sorry, Yoshi's Story > Mischief Makers all day long for me!
Conkers and Mario was were it was at , for platform action onthe N64 imoComment
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Didn't the first N64 Castlevania make you feel guilty about a werewolf or something, in some mansion-type room, in the early parts at least, it was really quite affecting?
Anyway, bad game that rewarded interest and dedication to the series with an ambivalent, frustrating, bullheaded mediocrity. It could've been ace...!
Gaahk, I'd place Haunted Castle well above that addition to the Belmont family roster.Comment
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