Hmmm...well I don't think the game is anything like River City Ransom, but I do know the River City "Kunio-Kun" gang starred in their own soccer game that came out to the US under the title Nintendo World Cup Soccer on the NES.
I pre-ordered my Amiibo 3-pack at GameStop on Saturday as well! Yay!
Never played it. Again, my knowledge of Marvel just comes from games like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes and Marvel vs. Capcom series. In 2000 I was more interested in playing Mega Man Legends 2, The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, and Banjo-Tooie.
I played Fusion, and while I had a slight problem with its linearity, it was still a fun game. Not one of my favorite Metroids, but still fun.
Well I'm glad NIntendo's still around because if it weren't for them, I'd be playing a lot less games right now. They seem to be the only ones making games I enjoy right now, for the most part.
I flip-flop every now and then and sometimes say that Super Mario World is my favorite Mario game, and sometimes it's Yoshi's Island. Whatever the case, Yoshi's Island is definitely one of the best 2-D platformers ever made. I have so many good memories playing this with my little brothers and my college roommate and his girlfriend (now wife). She loved Yoshi so much that she bought her own SNES so she could play Yoshi's Island in her dorm room! I'm really looking forward to Yoshi's Woolly World, too! But don't be dissin' the Yoshi puzzle games! Yoshi's Cookie rocked!
Sometimes I play as boy characters (like in Animal Crossing) and sometimes I play as girl characters (like Streets of Rage). But I don't really have any reasons why. I just don't think about stuff like that very hard. And I don't play online games enough for people to give me any grief about anything. I guess I just don't think about stuff like that very much when playing games.
Pinky and the Brain was awesome. Are you going to go see the Shaun the Sheep movie?
it is the same game, although strangely I prefer the original SNES version slightly more. The colors on the GBA look slightly washed out, and they replaced some of Yoshi's sound effects to make it more like Yoshi's current voice. It's silly, but I prefer Yoshi's 'bree-burp' SNES sound over his baby Yoshi voice he adopted after Yoshi's Story.
Well the SNES cart used a special chip for 3-D graphic effects and scaling and rotating sprites, so maybe the GBA one was easier to emulate?
