I forced myself to keep trying the games, but I was impatient when it came to figuring out the controls for most of them. I had to first find where they were hiding the instructions. That was enough to make me go, "NEXT!".
I haven't tried that yet. Sounds like a great idea.
This one has pump action and a foot pedal! Next time I'm in an arcade, I'm going to look for Space Gun. I've never played the cabinet either.
I am so conditioned by modern games now, that I just balk at having to read anything before at least playing the first level of a game. I did read the manual for X-Com on PS1 when I played that earlier this year; however, I did, at first, jump right in and was able to get a little ways before dying.
I was thinking of the Mortal Kombat movie but with Super Smash Bros. characters and a final battle with all of them at the end.
You get infinite ammo, so all you have to do is beat the time limit, and watch that your weapon doesn't overheat. The final screen has you shoot aliens but you can't shoot the cockpit of your shuttle right behind them or be stranded on the alien planet. I blew up my shuttle the first time I played it.
I think I liked the climbing better than the running and jumping in Donkey Kong.
I guess that's why it didn't come to America.
Super Mario Bros theme that is.
Just last week I was humming and whistling the Mario theme. It's there in altered form in some places in Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door that I'm playing right now.
