Posted: Jun 28, 2010 1:51 am
Mac_Guffin wrote:I'm a big retro gamer. I like all generations, but my favorites are on the SNES.
Right now, I'm playing Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Previously, I've only played it at a friend's house when I was, and didn't care much for it. There was too much thinking and searching, but since I'm older, I appreciate it.
So far, I've beat one of the Dark World bosses. I haven't figure out how to get to the next boss. I see where they are, since one of the handmaidens (or whatever she was) pointed them out on the map, but I can't figure out how to release the second water valve.
I was addicted to that game! If I know Link to the Past, that water dungeon is probably accessible only after a bit of magic mirror trickery (you know how you used it to get to the third dungeon on Spectacle Rock? I think it's something like that; activate a switch in the Light world, or something).
When it comes to retro, I've been going back even further recently, only with a new twist:
http://supermariobroscrossover.com/
A fun flash game that lets you play the original Super Mario Bros NES game with loads of different classic NES characters, including Mega Man, Samus from Metroid, even Link! You get all their moves and their music