Post by Kaiser Martens on 09. Nov 2006 at 04:02
Well, this looks like one of the few places which might offer any sort of response, so here it goes:
All of them are platform style side scrollers
First Game
A medium-high graphical quality game in which you get to control a guy in armor, more or less slightly bigger than a Megaman frame accordingly to my memory estimations. The armor is light blue, and his means for defense are throwing a boomerang, which can be upgraded to be thrown farther away, and also to acquire a red glow which causes it to inflict serious damage. It featured a stage select, and one of its levels began outside, with tanks on the background you'd move onto and past. Their cannons would fire intermitently, so you had to time things right not to get blasted.
Second Game
One of those "pseudomario" games where they just stuck the Mario 3 sprite onto the main character. It began with a small intro level, in the outside. Greeness and trees on the far background, the ground consisted of stone in a white-pinkish/Orangeish colors. The character was armed with a cane, with which he would stab his enemies. After the intro, there is a stage select. After beating each, with their respective bosses, there'd be new abilities for the cane: throwing it, enlargening it, or making it work like a ventilator of sorts.
After you beat the levels you'd get a power which would shoot a powerful blast but draw your own energy each time, as you advanced to the final level. On the last boss you'd battle all the bosses all over again and then you'd get pwned by a huge statue in the background, heh.
This is what one of the levels looked like. You fell from the upper right area. The boss of that level is a giant bee like thing.
Third Game
Another "pseudomario" game. The main character was able to curl up into a ball, I can remember. No, it's not one of those sonic games.
At the end of each level you'd find this:
You'd have to jump as farther to the right as possible for points. Also between each levels was a thingy like this:
slightly resembling Mario. Only the big squares are actual levels. If you lost your lives you'd go to a theaterlike screen where about 10 copies of your character would run around and do some strange jumps....And stuff.
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Well, that's about it. Not much, isn't it? They're probably Japanese games, at that. It's a little vague but it's all I can do, lol.
-Martens
All of them are platform style side scrollers
First Game
A medium-high graphical quality game in which you get to control a guy in armor, more or less slightly bigger than a Megaman frame accordingly to my memory estimations. The armor is light blue, and his means for defense are throwing a boomerang, which can be upgraded to be thrown farther away, and also to acquire a red glow which causes it to inflict serious damage. It featured a stage select, and one of its levels began outside, with tanks on the background you'd move onto and past. Their cannons would fire intermitently, so you had to time things right not to get blasted.
Second Game
One of those "pseudomario" games where they just stuck the Mario 3 sprite onto the main character. It began with a small intro level, in the outside. Greeness and trees on the far background, the ground consisted of stone in a white-pinkish/Orangeish colors. The character was armed with a cane, with which he would stab his enemies. After the intro, there is a stage select. After beating each, with their respective bosses, there'd be new abilities for the cane: throwing it, enlargening it, or making it work like a ventilator of sorts.
After you beat the levels you'd get a power which would shoot a powerful blast but draw your own energy each time, as you advanced to the final level. On the last boss you'd battle all the bosses all over again and then you'd get pwned by a huge statue in the background, heh.
This is what one of the levels looked like. You fell from the upper right area. The boss of that level is a giant bee like thing.
Third Game
Another "pseudomario" game. The main character was able to curl up into a ball, I can remember. No, it's not one of those sonic games.
At the end of each level you'd find this:
You'd have to jump as farther to the right as possible for points. Also between each levels was a thingy like this:
slightly resembling Mario. Only the big squares are actual levels. If you lost your lives you'd go to a theaterlike screen where about 10 copies of your character would run around and do some strange jumps....And stuff.
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Well, that's about it. Not much, isn't it? They're probably Japanese games, at that. It's a little vague but it's all I can do, lol.
-Martens
