Here we are, once again continuing the beat a game a day project. Man do topics get purged quickly here. Real life took over me being able to post here at a decent time.
Anyways, just to remind you people what this project is, it is where I beat 1 snes, nes, or black and white game boy game a day, and give my thoughts on the experience, in the form of a few paragraphs, usually 1-3.
It's where I return to the roots of my life that I wanted as a child, where I'd beat a game a day, every day.
I'd also like to encourage others who rarely beat games to just try to beat a game themselves more often, and tell about their experiences in this topic.
The topic works like this. Anyone who wants to participate in this project, try to beat a game in a day, or in your case perhaps, at least quite quickly. It doesn't matter what you play, anything is fine. When you finish it, talk about it here in this topic. Say as much as you want about it, be it a sentence or 2, or a paragraph or more.
Feel free to complete it however you wish, via cheating or otherwise. The idea is to beat it really quickly after all, and just have fun. Like I said before, I'll eventually play Secret of Mana, and there's no way I can beat that game in a day without cheating.
You can play any game on any system. I myself, like I said before will be focusing on NES, SNES, and Black and White Game Boy titles, at least for now anyways. I plan to branch out eventually, but this is what I'm doing for now.
Again, I have merely one request. Feel free to suggest different ways to play certain games, but don't flat out attack someone for the way they play. Let's keep things friendly here.
I'm gonna start things again with last 4 that I meant to post days ago now.
Oh, and if you'd like to see any of the commentaries I've published, check out the link in my sig. Commentaries are generally posted there before they will be posted on this forum.
Anyways, let's do this!
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Project Beat a Game a Day, along with my Daily NES Archive:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/563947-a-view-to-a-kill