I know the games were originally developed to be one title and all, and it's true that I've played them less as stand-alones than in combination, but I do consider them separate titles. I think of the combined play as more of a "mode" for enjoying both games than a completely unique experience.dsheinem wrote:If I lock my carts together and play "Sonic 3 and Knuckles" is there anything that would be excised from either game? Could I reasonably count it as two games (S3 and S&K) in my list?
dsheinem wrote:If I lock my carts together and play "Sonic 3 and Knuckles" is there anything that would be excised from either game? Could I reasonably count it as two games (S3 and S&K) in my list?
BoneSnapDeez wrote:Richard Scarry's Huckle and Lowly's Busiest Day Ever
MrPopo wrote:Did you ever use the rocket launcher?
prfsnl_gmr wrote:I am also shocked that there has never been a good home console port of Gorf. According to Wikipedia, however, there are some copyright issues associated with it; so that may be the reason it is not included in any recent Midway collections.
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