Nyeman
485 Posts
17 years, 1 month ago
I choose the Konami Arcade version.. 2,4,6 player versions
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I choose the Konami Arcade version.. 2,4,6 player versions
Arcade version. Second place would be the first one on Genesis.
That was a good x-men game i played it before with a friend.
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I've always liked the X-Men games on Genesis. The arcade game was also good.
For the newer stuff it would be the X-men Legends 1 and 2
My vote goes to the X-men arcade version, i remember i used to play that all the time. I think what makes the arcade version so cool is it could have up to six players and that was incredible for the early 90s.
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17 years, 1 month ago
The Game Gear game was the best, man! It was also the first game on that system that I beat as well! 8)
The Super Nintendo one with Gambit.
I always loved x-men Legends. They were great X-men games.
I remember sometime in the 80's I played some x-men game on the NES. It was like 3 quarter view sorta like zelda. And you could be the dude who could walk through walls to skip a lot of parts of the levels. Anybody know which one this is?
Nyeman
485 Posts
17 years, 1 month ago
the one from LJN
Nyeman
485 Posts
17 years, 1 month ago
The infamous LJN X Men...
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The infamous LJN X Men...
I don't know what LJN stands for but I remember enjoying that game a lot.
Even I can't figure it out without looking up Wikipedia.
LJN was founded in 1970 by Jack Friedman (who later founded the toy companies T*HQ and Jakks Pacific). The name LJN was inspired by the initials of Lewis J Norman which is the reverse of Norman J. Lewis Associates, a toy company where Friedman was employed in the 1960s before leaving to form LJN.
Seems to make sense.
LJN was founded in 1970 by Jack Friedman (who later founded the toy companies T*HQ and Jakks Pacific). The name LJN was inspired by the initials of Lewis J Norman which is the reverse of Norman J. Lewis Associates, a toy company where Friedman was employed in the 1960s before leaving to form LJN.
Seems to make sense.
Nyeman
485 Posts
17 years, 1 month ago
made Friday the 13th, nightmare on elm st, jaws, roger rabbit
among others...
among others...
No no, Rare made Nightmare on Elm Street and Roger Rabbit. LJN only published 'em.