Yeah, I definitely recall playing an updated version of this game (only difference was slightly more defined chracter and an animation where the skis go up in the air if you fail) for PC growing up, for sure.
I still kinda want a 3DS, if not just to have the older N64 Zeldas remastered on the go.
That looks awfully precise and slow for an arcade game.
Do you have the answers?
Chiki Chiki Boys is one fantastic title. Is it pronounced "cheeky cheeky" or "chicky chicky" (like chicken)?
Wait, but ... Star Wars doesn't have cars. They should at least make them flying cars.
Did they mail the demo with a magazine or just straight out mail out a demo? Where was the demo from?
I remember as a kid I got a random VHS of Pokemon in the mail when the show was coming out. That's honestly my first memory of the franchise. That is one marketing tactic that works. Now though, it's probably cheaper to just trot something like that on YouTube. Loses that personal charm though.
My memory is pretty decent as far as what games I've played, but as far as which exact year and whether they show up on Wikipedia is a different story. Also, I think I might have missed Eternal Darkness in these blogs, which is a huge oversight for me since that's one of the most memorable GCN games for me.
The only one that let you smash things like that was Ultimate DestructionI, unless there was a sequel I'm forgetting/didn't play.
The other Hulk game I remembered was for Gamecube, cel shaded and based on the Ang Lee movie. It involved stealth sections. I liked that one ok, but it wasn't near the pure joy Ultimate Destruction presented.
