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Topic	Post Each Time You Beat a Game: 2018 Edition (topic #2)
GOGZero 08/29/18 6:19:38 PM #229:	KCF0107 posted... Hotline Miami 2 for PC I'm not sure if I liked this one or the original more, but I did like the expanded abilities list, even if I didn't use them. While part 2 was ok, I think I like the first game a little more. Most of the levels felt more open ended and more freedom on how you can approach most of them. Part 2 I felt that most of the levels focused more on gunplay on the majority of the levels and there were too many glass windows (personal gripe). Mega Man (Game Gear) An ancient replay for me. The last time I played this game was when it first came out. I used to own a Game Gear long ago and I thought this was really cool until I revisited it... For starters, this port of sorts is nothing new. The game is a mix of Mega Man 4 and 5. Kinda funny how this game introduced me to Mega Man 5 before I played the actual Mega Man 5. The bosses in this game are Stone Man, Napalm Man, Bright Man and Star Man. After you beat them, you move on to Cossack's Citadel but instead of going through those stages you actually face...Wave Man (for some reason Gravity Man's theme playing instead of the actual Wave Man theme) and Toad Man. Then for whatever reason you go through Quick Man's stage from Mega Man 2 and after you pass Quick Man's stage (you don't even fight Quick Man), you get transported to Wily and he fights you in his Wily Capsule II from Mega Man 5. The Boss AI is super sped up like they are all hooked up on sugar. Toad Man in this version is hilarious. You can only shoot 2 regular shots instead of 3 and due to the resolution of the screen, you can't really see too far ahead or what's below you. There is a fix to this though: You can hold Button 2 (jump button) and move the D-Pad around to move the screen/camera around. Bright Man's Flash Stopper also works differently in this version and it just does a smart bomb effect (similar to Centaur Flash) when you use it. Also, the Mega Buster is ridiculous in this version cause it does 4 units of damage instead of 3. --- The reason why you couldn't see my Signature before is because it was Invisible <cite>GOGZero posted [p:907772160] in Post Each ... [t:76698758]...</cite> <quote><cite>KCF0107 posted...</cite> <quote>Hotline Miami 2 for PC I'm not sure if I liked this one or the original more, but I did like the expanded abilities list, even if I didn't use them.</quote> While part 2 was ok, I think I like the first game a little more. Most of the levels felt more open ended and more freedom on how you can approach most of them. Part 2 I felt that most of the levels focused more on gunplay on the majority of the levels and there were too many glass windows (personal gripe). Mega Man (Game Gear) An ancient replay for me. The last time I played this game was when it first came out. I used to own a Game Gear long ago and I thought this was really cool until I revisited it... For starters, this port of sorts is nothing new. The game is a mix of Mega Man 4 and 5. Kinda funny how this game introduced me to Mega Man 5 before I played the actual Mega Man 5. The bosses in this game are Stone Man, Napalm Man, Bright Man and Star Man. After you beat them, you move on to Cossack's Citadel but instead of going through those stages you actually face...Wave Man (for some reason Gravity Man's theme playing instead of the actual Wave Man theme) and Toad Man. Then for whatever reason you go through Quick Man's stage from Mega Man 2 and after you pass Quick Man's stage (you don't even fight Quick Man), you get transported to Wily and he fights you in his Wily Capsule II from Mega Man 5. The Boss AI is super sped up like they are all hooked up on sugar. Toad Man in this version is hilarious. You can only shoot 2 regular shots instead of 3 and due to the resolution of the screen, you can't really see too far ahead or what's below you. There is a fix to this though: You can hold Button 2 (jump button) and move the D-Pad around to move the screen/camera around. Bright Man's Flash Stopper also works differently in this version and it just does a smart bomb effect (similar to Centaur Flash) when you use it. Also, the Mega Buster is ridiculous in this version cause it does 4 units of damage instead of 3. --- The reason why you couldn't see my Signature before is because it was Invisible </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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