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S.Peelman on 17 November 2014
Wright said:

Interesting change of avatar. I was used to that little orange demon. Now it's weird to look at you again :P

I thought after two years it's time for something new. And then I saw the Happy Mask Salesman on the Majora's Mask 3D poster in this perfect pose .



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Veknoid_Outcast on 17 November 2014
Wright said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:
Wright said:

#44 hint: Dual-wielding was the best thing developers could add to this sequel.

Halo 2?


It's on my list too  



Veknoid_Outcast on 17 November 2014
mZuzek said:

#45
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie's Double Trouble
Super Nintendo / Rareware / 1996

This is probably the first game I ever beat. The original Donkey Kong trilogy was a big part of my childhood, and I always had the most fun with the third one because of the exploration and the fact that, while still hard, it wasn't as challenging as the other two. This game was quite a big departure from its predecessors in some ways, but the core fun gameplay was still there and it was still very good. I don't have a lot more to say about it - this is just a very good game, even if some people would disagree.

Good man. I like DKC 3 the best also :)



Veknoid_Outcast on 17 November 2014

Hint for #45:

This racing game proved that two is better than one.



S.Peelman on 17 November 2014

45

Streets of Rage

  • System: SEGA Mega Drive (US name: SEGA Genesis)
  • Year: 1991
  • Rank last year: New (*)

Streets of Rage is as mindless as games come. Mindless can sometimes be fun though, on rare occasions. This game is one of those occasions. The whole point of it is just to hit everything in sight. The challenge in this is just right though, and while it's very possible to beat this game, it still feels like it took some effort. Dying isn't rare, especially against one of the bosses. To beat them, I just always bomb them with the special attack, die, and bomb them again.

The story, for as much as one could care about it, involves a crime syndicate that's taken a hold of a city and it's up to the player to bring them all down. The player has three characters to choose from, each with slightly different balance in strength and speed. It's just your fists and feet against a host of different enemy types, but the ability to pick up objects to use as melee weapons keeps it from being tedious. Sometimes you just want to punch people, and this game is perfect for that. Like I said, mindless can sometimes be fun!



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TruckOSaurus on 17 November 2014
Veknoid_Outcast said:
Hint for #45:

This racing game proved that two is better than one.

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Edit: DAMN YOU mZuzek!



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platformmaster918 on 17 November 2014

#44 It's a me!  Mario! (yes that's a hint not the game)




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S.Peelman on 17 November 2014

Game #44

The theme-music of this game actually appeared to be the unofficial National Anthem of a certain country at some point in time. Due to it's controversy, this song is now banned under criminal law in that country.



S.Peelman on 17 November 2014
platformmaster918 said:

#44 It's a me!  Mario! (yes that's a hint not the game)

That's what Mario says in the very first second of Mario 64, but that sounds too easy... Mmm :-| ...



platformmaster918 on 17 November 2014
S.Peelman said:
platformmaster918 said:

#44 It's a me!  Mario! (yes that's a hint not the game)

That's what Mario says in the very first second of Mario 64, but that sounds too easy... Mmm :-| ...

double hint.  The quote isn't from a mario game lol




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