it's a different type of game play
the one your talking about is like an adventure type game
the one i'm talking about is 2d sidescrolling action
it only has 5 levels with tons of parts in them
i'm playing the snes version now
oh and.......both characters share the health bar
They play fairly differently, even though they're both 2-player platformers. Unless my memory has failed utterly, the levels are all discrete and serialized, and hence there's no backtracking in the SNES version.
I'd say they constitute two games as separate as SMB and SMB2j.
and that switch and a miss trick from the genesis version doesn't work in the snes version
there are 5 levels
the first four are Highland Highschool,Turbo Mall 2000,Highland hospital,and Strreets of highland
the last level is Gwar! Concert...
you have to beat the first 4 levels to get to the last level
WOO HOO!
YES!
I'M GOING FOR IT!
Good thing i remember a password that'll let me get to the last level
ok!
What are you talking about, dude? are you woo hooing dromicious' movie, or deciding to make a tas of this game? if the latter, this website does not accept passwords... unless the password unlocks a harder difficulty.
adelikat wrote:
I very much agree with this post.
Bobmario511 wrote:
Forget party hats, Christmas tree hats all the way man.
WOO HOO!
YES!
I'M GOING FOR IT!
Good thing i remember a password that'll let me get to the last level
ok!
What are you talking about, dude? are you woo hooing dromicious' movie, or deciding to make a tas of this game? if the latter, this website does not accept passwords... unless the password unlocks a harder difficulty.
the password starts me at the last level
with 2 lives left and has little health in the begining
and i was Woo Hooing about making my own tas video of this game
If that's really all that changes, then I doubt anyone will care what difficulty you use. Difficulty upgrades are mainly used for games where there are more enemies, obstacles, and the like on the harder modes. There is precedent for not using the hardest mode because it can actively detract from gameplay (e.g. a game where the enemies simply have doubled health, so you just spend more time beating on them and less doing various insane stunts).
Still, codes to skip the game aren't gonna fly.
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If that's really all that changes, then I doubt anyone will care what difficulty you use. Difficulty upgrades are mainly used for games where there are more enemies, obstacles, and the like on the harder modes. There is precedent for not using the hardest mode because it can actively detract from gameplay (e.g. a game where the enemies simply have doubled health, so you just spend more time beating on them and less doing various insane stunts).
Still, codes to skip the game aren't gonna fly.
seriously........even with tools....i can't beat any level...
besides
i found tons of other passwords to the last level that makes it tougher
You need to play through the whole game dude, no skipping to the last level and playing that for your submission...
i give up, he is a lost cause. if he opened his eyes and saw the rules he would realize that he cant skip to the last level, but he fails and i am giving up trying to make him understand what everyone has been telling him.
adelikat wrote:
I very much agree with this post.
Bobmario511 wrote:
Forget party hats, Christmas tree hats all the way man.
well i read the rules.....twice
but would it matter if i played on easy
i mean like i said....the difficulty only changes the number of lives i start off with
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I think the point people were trying to make is that you shouldn't use a password to get to the last level, no matter how many lives you don't get to use. If the difficulty simply increases or decreases the number of lives you have, use the whatever difficulty you want to, as long as you can provide reasoning for why. And unless you plan on utilizing death warps excessively, just choose the difficulty that the game normally starts you out on.
I think the point people were trying to make is that you shouldn't use a password to get to the last level, no matter how many lives you don't get to use. If the difficulty simply increases or decreases the number of lives you have, use the whatever difficulty you want to, as long as you can provide reasoning for why. And unless you plan on utilizing death warps excessively, just choose the difficulty that the game normally starts you out on.
ok....i'm doing a test on which stage i should do first..
as son as i get the hang of the levels i'll make 4 smv's that are about the first
four stages
To save frames, just select the first thing you see. If I am correct, the first stage they put up is the high school. The game knows that it saves the Gwar concert for last.
This was in fact another SNES game I played before, and the running part was kinda useful. I never seen any glitches in any part. Sometimes shooting or throwing things takes a few frames at the push of a button, making it a little less responsive.
Then again, I care less at this point because I am sure a TAS project of this version of the game has been abandoned already. Back to Scheherazade....
