The Master System Appreciation Thread
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I've been getting the urge to play some Master System again lately. I'm thinking Alex Kid or a replay of Phantasy Star, maybe.
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I never did beat the 1st Phantasy Star.
Might have to resume my play on the GBA collection sometime (have no idea where I left off, but have a walkthrough (official mail in print out I think) for such an occasion, as I doubt I'll have patience for it otherwise.
Alex Kidd pisses me off due to janken. Great way to ruin an otherwise competent platformer. Also, exciting boss battles are usually a highlight of the genre for me.
Might have to resume my play on the GBA collection sometime (have no idea where I left off, but have a walkthrough (official mail in print out I think) for such an occasion, as I doubt I'll have patience for it otherwise.
Alex Kidd pisses me off due to janken. Great way to ruin an otherwise competent platformer. Also, exciting boss battles are usually a highlight of the genre for me.
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nightrnr wrote:I never did beat the 1st Phantasy Star.
Might have to resume my play on the GBA collection sometime (have no idea where I left off, but have a walkthrough (official mail in print out I think) for such an occasion, as I doubt I'll have patience for it otherwise.
Alex Kidd pisses me off due to janken. Great way to ruin an otherwise competent platformer. Also, exciting boss battles are usually a highlight of the genre for me.
Here's a tip for Alex Kidd:
If you go rock, then scissors on the first boss, you're guaranteed to win as long as you haven't fought him before.
In the level where you fight the second janken boss, you can find an item that lets you read their throughts and changes it into a game of reacting to their changes instead of pure guesswork. It looks like a blue orb with a red star on it. The first boss is the ONLY time you need to play janken legitimately, and as mentioned above, the way it's coded means there's always a correct answer to his opening moves.
Alex Kidd also has about 8 boss fights where you have to fight the enemy legitimately, not just at Janken. They aren't especially great, but it's not ALL rock paper scissors.
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I need to beat Kenseiden one of these days.
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I want a SEGA Master System Mini. No point to me having one but I just want one.
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Anybody played one of the Fantasy Zone games lately? I just finished Fantasy Zone: The Maze and I really enjoyed it.
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I beat Fantasy Zone 2 earlier in the years, but I've never played The Maze. You're the first person I've heard of with such a positive opinion of it actually. Tell me about it, my interest is piqued!
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Tomorrow I'm playing some master system games. Still collecting for it. Anyone has some spare lose carts for me ? Lol
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Yesterday, I witnessed BoneSnapDeez purchase a CIB copy of Pro Wrestling for the Master System.
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It's...... okay.