Well, you should read Ryan McCaffrey's review at IGN first. It's far from a perfect game. The trailers for the game however were perfect. Feast on this:
I get such chills from watching this. From Software has put out some amazing trailers for their games recently. I want to know who they got to do them.
I always thought Bubble Bobble was a puzzle game but that was Puzzle Bobble which was called Bust-a-Move in NA. There are a lot of those out there. I'm going to try and play at least some of them.
That iOS game, Most Powerful Game in the Universe, looks neat. I also found a PS2 game Defender of Grayskull that looks cool too. Both now on my wishlist. Thanks!
You ask and you shall recieve from youtube:
I think I may have just enough. We'll see. I downloaded Mars Rover Lander for free the other night. I want to try that one.
Niether had I. There's a lot of strange stuff out there.
I read about the Heaven area. If you beat it you get to go back to the main game.
That speed run really shows all the crazy complexity of the game. There are warp points that are completely invisible. How you would know to bomb and area to reveal one is beyond me.
I got Arkanoid DS on my wishlist.
I was thinking of a Bubble Bobble tattoo of tiny dragons Bub and Bob blowing bubbles but now I'm thinking of the New Zealand Story Kiwi, Tiki, flying a UFO and blasting a bat out of the air with a laser gun.
It makes no sense either since there's no female Tarzan in the game. Just another example of advertisers sexing up a game to get people to buy it.
The guy in that video above mentioned it was the first game with that vine swinging but it looked like Pitfall and Jungle King came out the same year, Pitfall a few months ahead of the NA version of Jungle King. So I guess it's a tie then.
"fleshed-out" for sure. Could Tarzan have been Tarzania instead? That would've been nice. There is a Cavewoman comic, why not a game? Still, it's weird there's this loin cloth woman on the flyer when there's nothing of the sort in the game. It's just another example of meaningless sex in advertising.
