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Feb 22nd, 2007 at 19:31:28 - Super Smash Brothers (N64) |
After some practice, I've gotten a little better at the game. I figured out another of Donkey Kong's move, that being the jump spin. Between the jump spin and the ground pound, I was a fairly worthy opponent for my friends, and I even got a few kills in. I was still the first one eliminated, but not as fast as before.
Although I've nevere been a good player of this game, I have to have respect for it, as it was a revolutionary game in the four player-action genre.
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Feb 22nd, 2007 at 19:29:02 - Super Smash Brothers (N64) |
I have come to accept the fact that Super Smash Bros is my weak spot. While all my friends are fanatics of this game and have been for years, I never got into it. Therefore, I have always been the underdog when duking it out with my friends. Donkey Kong is my character of choice, although I'm always laughed at for picking him. I proceeded to lose six times in a row. Granted, I got some good hits in. I'm a fan of Donkeys Kongs ground pound, a move taken from the Donke Kong Country series. This is the only move I've been able to figure out, so it's always nice when it works out.
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Feb 8th, 2007 at 19:23:15 - Tetris / Dr. Mario (SNES) |
I found that the game gets very difficult as you advance. With each new level, many more viruses are added, until it eventually becomes just about impossible. One helpful hint that I found was the ability to use both the A and B buttons to manipulate the pills. "A" rotates it one way, and "B" the other. This is helpful when put in situations in which the player does not have enough time to flip the pill all the way around.
The 2-player feature of this game is great - you face off against a friend, and race to see who can eliminate their viruses first, or who loses by stacking too many pills up to the top.
This entry has been edited 1 time. It was last edited on Feb 8th, 2007 at 19:23:36.
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Feb 8th, 2007 at 19:20:33 - Tetris / Dr. Mario (SNES) |
Tetris is a classic game that provides endless hours of fun. However, Dr. Mario is a variation on the Tetris model that just so happens to be the most addictive game I've ever played (ironic, considering your job is to manuever pills). This game cartridge contains the original Tetris, which I now find boring, and the much improved Dr. Mario. The gameplay consists of controlling pill shaped objects falling from the top of the screen, your goal being to match the pill with the color of the floatinig virus. When you get four spaces in a row on top of a virus, it is eliminated. I played for about an hour by myself, getting the hang of the game.
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