I hope they do a remake for todays consoles. The controls would be better and I bet they could add a few good weapons and even a multiplayer mode (where players try to collect as many prizes while killing each a lot of robots, convicts, etc..... But if they do I'd like them to make Mutoid Man a little less pathetic.. 
Oh, and what system is Smash TV for, anyway? [ 02-06-2004: Message edited by: Fighter ]
I wouldnt mind seeing it remade, however... could you imagine the onscreen insanity with todays consoles? oooofah
I have personally played it on all 3 systems.
I like the Genesis control scheme myself
I played that game for months on end as a child determined to beat it. Had to know that game inside and out, hehe. The 2nd level boss sucked, absolute quarter muncher, no matter how good you were, his attacks were unavoidable at points. I had to get to him without losing a single the life just to have enough once he was dead to make it through the rest of the game.
I beat it once, and only once. By the skin of my teeth too, hehe.
The final boss, the announcer, wasn't nearly as hard as I thought he would have been. But it was worth it
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The final boss, the announcer, wasn't nearly as hard as I thought he would have been. But it was worth it
He was pretty much just Mutoid Man.
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He was pretty much just Mutoid Man.
Yup 
so 80's was 80's right?
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I think that quote is actualy from Robocop.
Either way, it was used in Smash TV
"Big money, big prizes, I love it!"
good times. rember gauntlet and rampage?
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rember gauntlet and rampage?
RAMPAGE!!!!!
Two player was bugged! As long as you both didn't die at the same time you had infinite lives!
Loved it.
Was on one of Gamespot's lists of games from the past recently. (can't rememebr if it was underrated games, or something else.)
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Either way, it was used in Smash TV"Big money, big prizes, I love it!"
Was that the game set up like Double Dragon for the NES, but you could smash shop windows, and grab it right out of the store?? Or am I not even remotely close? Been a while since I played that game.
After playing that game, I can no longer believe that any game should be released if it has any kind of framerate problems.
EDIT: Oh, and how can you possibly think any other control scheme was better than the SNES'? Four buttons, arranged perfectly... eight way firing, at all times. [ 02-06-2004: Message edited by: Mightion Defensor ]
Perhaps I'll play it again now that I have "matured" or whatever.
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Was that the game set up like Double Dragon for the NES, but you could smash shop windows, and grab it right out of the store?? Or am I not even remotely close? Been a while since I played that game.
Actually it was more like a Gauntlet game. Overhead view. The rooms were all square with tons of enemies and stuff to blow up. You were on a Violent TV Game Show in the Future and had to survive till the end to win. Kinda like Running Man.
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Was that the game set up like Double Dragon for the NES, but you could smash shop windows, and grab it right out of the store?? Or am I not even remotely close? Been a while since I played that game.
You are thinking of River City Ransom I do believe
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EDIT: Oh, and how can you possibly think any other control scheme was better than the SNES'? Four buttons, arranged perfectly... eight way firing, at all times.
I grew used to and became god at the Genesis scheme, fire foward, fire backwards, fire lock (fire in whatever direction you are facing as long as you hold it)
It worked well since most of the game was running your ass AWAY from everything
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You are thinking of River City Ransom I do believe
Wasn't that the game that EGM rated as one of the worst games of all time?
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Wasn't that the game that EGM rated as one of the worst games of all time?
DIE [ 02-06-2004: Message edited by: Sakkra ]
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Wasn't that the game that EGM rated as one of the worst games of all time?
I thought Shaq Fu had that title, could have been from some other source though.
Here's the list, though. [ 02-06-2004: Message edited by: Kegwen ]
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It was, indeed, ported to the NES, Genesis and SNES.I have personally played it on all 3 systems.
I like the Genesis control scheme myself
I played that game for months on end as a child determined to beat it. Had to know that game inside and out, hehe. The 2nd level boss sucked, absolute quarter muncher, no matter how good you were, his attacks were unavoidable at points. I had to get to him without losing a single the life just to have enough once he was dead to make it through the rest of the game.
I beat it once, and only once. By the skin of my teeth too, hehe.
The final boss, the announcer, wasn't nearly as hard as I thought he would have been. But it was worth it
I had the Genesis version. It certainly owned.
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And I was all like 'Oh yeah?' and Kegwen was all like:
edit: nevermind. I confused it with another game.
I wouldn't trust anyone that says, "what is this faggot shit?"
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