Best Arcade game ever...

[astroglide]

the physics on the snes version were MASSIVELY different (mainly noticed in jump attacks/ground swings at jumpers). not to mention the absence of glitches to make the already dominant guile hilariously overpowered. anybody that bought the snes version and considered it the same as the arcade one without a joystick was high as a kite.

[astroglide]

yeah that was fun. tmnt games are a bit broken though because bo = range = superior. donatello, leonardo, michaelangelo, raphael was the order of things on almost all the tmnt games (especially the highly difficult original nes one where you could hit through walls).

[Niwa]

I agree. Street Fighter 2 !

[CalmIxian]

Double Dragon. Hands Down.

[astroglide]

elbow. elbow. elbow. yawn. i have deceptively fond memories of that one too but i think it's really not even on the map. i like the nes version better.

[rusty JEDI]

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elbow. elbow. elbow. yawn. i have deceptively fond memories of that one too but i think it's really not even on the map. i like the nes version better.

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Just turn around and back kick. It was unbeatable.

rJ

[astroglide]

elbow is way more powerful and knocks down. you just have to get off of their horizontal plane and hit upon approach.

[Blarg]

When I was a kid I couldn't afford games much, and when I was in college I was poorer still, so I had to extend the rare times I played as long as possible. That's one reason I loved a game I could drag out forever on a single quarter, and kept me on edge the whole time -- Qix.

[Niwa]

I like TMNT [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[ThaSaltCracka]

TMNT
Simpsons
Wolverine
T2
Generation X
Stryder
Cabal
Time Crisis
Cruisin USA
Rush 2049
Street Fighter 2
X-Men vs. SF
Capcom vs. Marvel
Point Blank
King of Fighters

Plus most of the old school ones already mentioned.

the list could go on and on....