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umbroman3
from United Kingdom on 2016-05-29 20:21 [#02496978]
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zelda: dream of the windfish kaeru no tame ni mystic quest
ne1 know some other gameboy rpgs? i quite like gameboy rpgs so there you are
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 20:28 [#02496982]
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so many good games, im not sure rpgs are its strongest suite, but i have played mystic quest and zelda, they are very good
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 20:31 [#02496984]
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 20:44 [#02496987]
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knights quest
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w M w
from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 21:59 [#02496988]
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I liked final fantasy adventure since it was zelda-like action instead of menu navigation battles. I tried playing one of the gameboy zeldas recently, just couldn't get into it even though I beat it long ago.. the one where you have to trade an item like 20 times, there's just too much cryptic "what do I do next", I hate figuring that stuff out and its annoying to play while reading some walkthrough guide unless it's a very clear map image. The sword of hope is a cool/unique rpg too. And gargoyle's quest.
I like puzzle gameboy games the best: tetris blast (fight mode) tetris plus (puzzle mode) catrap mario's picross dexterity
others: balloon kid (mostly because of the music, game is ok too) battletoads (original, not ragnaroks world, good music too) boomer's adventure (just my personal nostalgia, its probably pretty irritatingly time consuming nowadays)
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 22:13 [#02496989]
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games used to be pretty vague in how to progress back then i must admit
nowadays games do far too much hand holding they basically have arrows pointing all the way to your objective which is defeats the purpose of doing it
there is a good isometric puzzle game called monster max i like
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-05-29 22:25 [#02496990]
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I wish i had an Atari lynx anyone on here had one?
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Monoid
from one source all things depend on 2016-05-29 22:38 [#02496997]
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Sword of hope 1+2
Actually i've downloaded a lot of Game Boy rpg's to play on an emulator. I don't think there is any reason to play any of them, except for some nostalgic feelings.
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wavephace
from off the chain on 2016-05-30 03:42 [#02497011]
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pokemon obviously
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staz
on 2016-05-30 11:46 [#02497015]
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i bought sword of hope as a kid and it was all in (kinda badly translated) swedish. pretty cool game tho as it was kemco's way of trying to turn their macventure ports into more of a traditional rpg than adventure game. never tried the 2nd one. i fucking love that era of kemco music, instantly recongizable sound palette.
if you count gbc the zelda oracle games are really good. does survival kids count as an rpg? really cool game.
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staz
on 2016-05-30 11:49 [#02497016]
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also w m w catrap is the shit, i used to play that on a friend's dodgy 50 in 1 cart along with the weird penguin tennis/dodgeball/whatever game. it had a REALLY cool level editor.
other good game boy games are gargoyles quest, donkey kong 94, metroid ii, wario land, wario vs bomberman... i want to play mega man v, have the 2nd gb one and it's garbage vs the nes version.
oh and never ever play azure dreams. it sucks.
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umbroman3
from United Kingdom on 2016-06-03 13:02 [#02497191]
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just completed zelda link's awakening in japanese now gotta complete mystic quest
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umbroman3
from United Kingdom on 2016-06-03 13:05 [#02497192]
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bought a gameboy pocket off ebay, fucking battery cover was missing, fucking cunt only took photos of the front of the gameboy
£2.50 for another batter cover haha
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-03 15:35 [#02497195]
Points: 31007 Status: Lurker | Followup to umbroman3: #02497191
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i never got round the completing awakening, i managed to complete link to the past on emulator the other year, will have to get a new gameboy
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Monoid
from one source all things depend on 2016-06-04 02:35 [#02497210]
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I completed Link to the past 1 or 2 years after it came out. Those were the times, when you could play video games all day as a kid.
I think this is what human life should be really about, doing things that have no real purpose other than that you enjoy them. Or maybe i am wrong..
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w M w
from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-04 08:10 [#02497212]
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I think it could be the case if criminal laws weren't blocking us from our right to Lockean homesteading of any unused or abandoned land/ living areas. You could pick a spot in the forest, use solar power and probably have free wireless internet access if that was allowed to sprout, and grow your own food, which you could trade for other things when you have excess. But no everyone has to be on a hamster wheel inside the matrix, slaving away to centralized nodes in a new government-corporation fusion. They have hijacked everything digital. Stallman must be a genius if he programmed Gnu and he said either the users control the program or the program controls the users. All their proprietary code and infrastructure is controlling the users and 99% of these users are simply powerless. They have automated an unstoppable black hole and the more the gravity eats, the stronger it becomes. It is checkmate.
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-04 09:56 [#02497213]
Points: 31007 Status: Lurker | Followup to Monoid: #02497210
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when i was a kid on the snes itself i could only get part way through the dark world i wasnt persistent enough, im glad i completed it later in life
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-04 11:13 [#02497217]
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yes i agree, im always most happy doing something relatively unimportant but can occupy my mind
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Monoid
from one source all things depend on 2016-06-04 12:30 [#02497219]
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Yeah man, fuck the goverment. I want to play a link to the past on my on piece of land, with my solar powered snes........naked.
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-04 13:58 [#02497220]
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Richard Stallman make life very difficult for himself,
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Hyperflake
from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-04 13:59 [#02497221]
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umbroman3
from United Kingdom on 2016-06-05 08:58 [#02497227]
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http://www.racketboy.com/retro/best-undiscovered-gameboy-ga me-boy-color-games
Ninja Boy 2 Rolan’s Curse Rolan’s Curse II Azure Dreams Looney Tunes Collector: Alert! Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite! Metal Walker Cave Noire (japan only) Dragon Heart Great Greed Knight Quest Sword of Hope 1 & 2 Magic Knight Rayearth (japan only) Kaeru no Tameni Kaneha Naru (japan only) Ninja Taro
http://www.racketboy.com/retro/gameboy-games-that-pushed-li mits
Dragon Warrior III The graphics in Dragon Warrior III are vastly improved over the NES version. In fact, this game is based off of the Super Famicom (the Japanese version of our SNES) incarnation of the game. Thus the game features colorful sprites, more varied tiles, and animated battles. With all of this graphical wonderment, it is no wonder the game takes up a 32 Meg cart.
What was really neat about the animations was that every enemy had different animations, depending on what attack they performed, and they all were smooth and accuratly portrayed. In addition to the battle graphics, the towns all looked unique. Every little area is well-detailed, and many places look better than a lot of what has been seen on the SNES.
It is also worth mentionning that the opening scene where Ortega battle the Demon Lord is the most beautiful cinematic scene that you will ever see on the GBC, and even topples most of them on the SNES’ RPGs. After seeing graphics of this caliber on the GBC, you have to wonder why Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire on the GBA doesn’t even look this good.
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w M w
from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-06-05 19:09 [#02497252]
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I tried a bunch of gameboy advance games. "DK king of swing" was the most interesting, from a hobby programmer idea perspective. Almost all the alphabetized games above that were total forced cutscene watching, slow text scrolling, menu navigation traps.
Every time I start an rpg, and I see a village, I'm like oh fuck. How many motherfuckers do I have to talk to, WHICH motherfucker do I talk to NEXT, oh fuck every one of these houses has a stupid bookshelf too? Is it necessary to read all this shit, I mean it's there I won't fully experience the game if I don't right? Talk to someone while quickly pressing B or whatever so they shut up... they stop talking but since you were furiously pressing B, that makes them talk AGAIN and they say the same exact thing which you have to scroll past AGAIN. It's almost never interesting information, almost never useful except for the fact that the game logic itself depends on talking to some asshat. Oh, I had to talk to the king's daughter hidden in some random house, now those stupid guards will move. And every single RPG and disney movie is statist propaganda, you're always dealing with kings and royalty, getting their permission to do this and that, having them be main characters and good guys.
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umbroman3
from United Kingdom on 2016-06-09 12:08 [#02497342]
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haha
fuck it
bought pokemon red off ebay for 18 quid
fuck. it.
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