Mario_Madness
714 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
What is your best memory of finishing a game??
My best memory of finishing a game was when I finished Batman Returns on SNES, I remember duking it out with the Penguin at the Arctic World, and one of his best moves would be to jump up and bite Batman on the nose. I also remember finishing it on Hard Mode, and I got a slightly different ending, so what's your best memory of beating a game??
My best memory of finishing a game was when I finished Batman Returns on SNES, I remember duking it out with the Penguin at the Arctic World, and one of his best moves would be to jump up and bite Batman on the nose. I also remember finishing it on Hard Mode, and I got a slightly different ending, so what's your best memory of beating a game??
It was the first game I loved, legend of zelda OOT.
After the fight against ganon, which I won I stared at wonder at the end finale.
After the fight against ganon, which I won I stared at wonder at the end finale.
Mario_Madness
714 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
Zybex, I highly agree. When I finish a game its like the end of another gaming chapter. Take for example when I finished Super Mario 1,2,3, it was like the end of an era.......these games were like a challenge to me when I got them, but when I finished them; they just didnt fit my skill level anymore because I had progressed with skill.
When I beat Mega Man 3. First game I beat all by myself.
SilkShirt
9 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
tick64
It was the first game I loved, legend of zelda OOT.
After the fight against ganon, which I won I stared at wonder at the end finale.
That game was amazing. I didn't want the finale to end, it's been like that with all the zelda games!
nick9119
80 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
Just recently I beat Guitar Hero II on medium mode. I played Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd (which is a 9+ minute song remember) for the 1st time and I got a 5 out of 5 star rating on it. I was so happy but then I was sad that there were no more famous songs to unlock and there was only the bonus songs by indie bands left. But whatever, those songs are okay. I guess.
Beating Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal. I was happy that I beat it after playing a very long game. Another one is beating Gex on Playstation.
Gex: I wonder what's on HBO.
Gex: I wonder what's on HBO.
kimbaltak
2623 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
super mario 3. it took me forever to beat world 8. I'm talking years.
System
79987 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
Beating the original Super Mario Bros. for the first time...mostly because it was the first game I ever beat. Beating the original Metroid was also a huge memory because it had taken me months to figure out how to get through the game (I had no maps or anything to guide me...plus I was only 7).
System
79987 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
"I'm sorry but the princess is in another castle..."
I was really super proud of myself when I finished Mario 64.
I was really super proud of myself when I finished Mario 64.
For me it was when i finished Legend of Zelda: Link to The Past on the Snes it took me 1 day non-stop playing it. Man i was glad that i finished it in a day. I was a complete wreck the next day from playing it :lol:
I'm from the old skool and am talking Atari here. For me it would have to be Activision's Chopper Command, the side-scrolling game similar to defender where you had to eliminate the helicopters and zig-zagging jets. There was no true ending only until you flipped the high score (which could be said about half the games, not just from Atari themselves but other manufacturers who made Atari tapes). When you got to 999990 you heard the sound it would generate for the next board but it would repeat it as each remaining enemy disappeared until the Activision copyright at the bottom of the screen kept scrolling.
I'm not sure but I think Yar's Revenge went on forever even if you flipped the high score. Same goes for Asteroids. At least I have left-handed articulation thanks to the fire button being on the left side.
I'm not sure but I think Yar's Revenge went on forever even if you flipped the high score. Same goes for Asteroids. At least I have left-handed articulation thanks to the fire button being on the left side.
my first real game ending was on the 'the real ghostbusters' on the Game Boy, played it for weeks
retroboy
62 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
Mine would have to be The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. It was the music that did it for me.
Mega Man 3. The ending was touching.
Also, the Astroboy game for GBA had one of the greatest endings in a video game.
Mega Man 7's ending was also cool, especially the music.
Also, the Astroboy game for GBA had one of the greatest endings in a video game.
Mega Man 7's ending was also cool, especially the music.
Mega Man 3. The ending was touching.
Also, the Astroboy game for GBA had one of the greatest endings in a video game.
Mega Man 7's ending was also cool, especially the music.
Also, the Astroboy game for GBA had one of the greatest endings in a video game.
Mega Man 7's ending was also cool, especially the music.
retroboy
Mine would have to be The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. It was the music that did it for me.
Yeah the music was very nice :D a step up from the NES days of Zelda.
Man i haven't got my Snes or my games anymore, but hey i got a gamecube with the Player and the Gameboy advance version of the game that i kinda forgot i had in my collection :lol: so i think i might play the game soon so i can re-remember the BGM. Thx for reminding me :)
Retro_Mania
59 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
Vandal Hearts (PSX, Saturn) again. I think I just got too hooked to that game ..
When I was eight and I beat SMB I was jumping around like an idiot yelling "I BEAT SUPER MARIO BROS!" like 500 times, did that feel good.
I remember this game that we had for SNES, like Pro Bass Fisher 5 or somthing. Anyway I remember my friends dad playing that for hours on end, and that annoying noise that the boat made when you wanted to change where you were fishing. Those were the days.... :wink: