Decepticonus
Sidekick
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2014
- Messages
- 1,109
- Reaction score
- 3
- Points
- 31
Batman (1989) on NES was pretty fun. It was quite Ninja Gaiden-y and even though it didn't use the Elfman music, the music in the game, especially the first level was awesome.
X-Men Mutant Apocalypse (1994) on SNES. Not too many people know about this game it seems, was produced by CAPCOM, was a 2-D, one-plane, side-scroller, 1 player beat 'em up with Cyclops, Wolverine, Psylocke, Gambit & Beast. Had the Street Fighter fireball and dragon punch controls to execute special moves. You fight Juggernaut, The Brood and Genosha just to name a few.
Marvel Super Heroes (1995 - Arcade/1997 - PS1, Sega Saturn) Though X-Men: Children of the Atom was good, fun I never got much of a chance to play it growing up as the Arcades died down and the Playstation port took forever to come out, I ended up getting that game after MSH and X-men felt slower, clunky and less polish, probably because it was just a bad port. But the music in both games, were great, the animations were great and I love the use of infinity gems in MSH with Doom & Thanos as bosses. It was interesting to see MARVEL use lesser characters like Blackheart & Shuma-Gorath, who turned out to be my favorite to use in the game.
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions (2010) I had it on PS3, may have to get it again. But so much fun playing the four different Spider-Men all voiced by a previous Spider-Man voice actor of the various Spider-Man cartoons. Combat was fun, the dialogue and settings were great, especially the Deadpool level. My only complaint - Madame ****ing Web, I hate that ***** no matter where she goes. It was nice to finally play a good Spider-Man game. Cause I wanted to like Web of Shadows but the graphics were bland and flat and the game for me was soooooooooooo buggy.
X-Men Mutant Apocalypse (1994) on SNES. Not too many people know about this game it seems, was produced by CAPCOM, was a 2-D, one-plane, side-scroller, 1 player beat 'em up with Cyclops, Wolverine, Psylocke, Gambit & Beast. Had the Street Fighter fireball and dragon punch controls to execute special moves. You fight Juggernaut, The Brood and Genosha just to name a few.
Marvel Super Heroes (1995 - Arcade/1997 - PS1, Sega Saturn) Though X-Men: Children of the Atom was good, fun I never got much of a chance to play it growing up as the Arcades died down and the Playstation port took forever to come out, I ended up getting that game after MSH and X-men felt slower, clunky and less polish, probably because it was just a bad port. But the music in both games, were great, the animations were great and I love the use of infinity gems in MSH with Doom & Thanos as bosses. It was interesting to see MARVEL use lesser characters like Blackheart & Shuma-Gorath, who turned out to be my favorite to use in the game.
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions (2010) I had it on PS3, may have to get it again. But so much fun playing the four different Spider-Men all voiced by a previous Spider-Man voice actor of the various Spider-Man cartoons. Combat was fun, the dialogue and settings were great, especially the Deadpool level. My only complaint - Madame ****ing Web, I hate that ***** no matter where she goes. It was nice to finally play a good Spider-Man game. Cause I wanted to like Web of Shadows but the graphics were bland and flat and the game for me was soooooooooooo buggy.
t:
