Casino Night Zone, Planet Namek, Dracula’s Castle, even on top of a Nintendo 3DS. The most staggering thing about this is the amount of stages it has. There is a Group play option, but the game is still technically a demo and in beta, so playing against others online will come in the next update. Being able to pause and move the camera around was a great source of fun, as well as the masses of replay value both with friends and redoing the single player with every character.Īlthough Super Smash Flash doesn’t have a story mode, the Stadium makes a return as well as events a-plenty and even a training mode. , but I played the hell out of Super Smash Bros. As with Super Mario 63, it is well written and animated smoothly and the fights are decent. The sprites are from the Mega Man franchise and you still run and jump - but you don’t have enemies to avoid shoot: until you get into the turn-based battles! The storyline comes out as you progress and although it follows from Chapter 0, you don’t need to have played that first. While the other entries in this have been the exact same type of game, this one takes a departure. Thankfully I got quite good at RPGs whilst I was getting somehow worse at platformers. Sadly, even with years of gaming experience - Mega Man X beat me too. Wily’s Revenge on the Game Boy years prior.
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I didn’t play the Mega Man X series until long after it had begun, but I had played Mega Man 2: Dr. Like Ultimate Flash Sonic, this is truly the ultimate 2D Super Mario game. It features a level designer, meaning you can do more than just play everyone else’s Mario. In true Mario fashion, it features a storyline where Bowser kidnaps Peach, but it is well written and the cutscenes are very well animated - be warned though it is quite buggy. There is the usual running and jumping, but there is also triple-jumping, spinning and even the FLUDD from Super Mario Sunshine. The first time seeing Mario in 3D on the Nintendo 64 was fascinating.Īlthough you couldn’t call it 3D without lying completely, the game does use the gorgeous Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Yoshi’s Island sprites. Whilst not featuring a Tanooki suit, Super Mario 64 did bring a load of goodies with it. 3 was my first entry into the franchise and I’ve been missing the flying racoon (Tanooki) suit ever since. There isn’t a gamer alive who hasn’t played one Mario title. Each plays differently - but all are susceptible to the deadly spikes. It also gives you not just Sonic and Tails, but Knuckles, Cream, Amy and even Shadow.
It doesn’t believe in save games, instead giving you Passwords. But where this differs, apart from length, is replayability. Which is fitting as the sprites are from those games.
The title isn’t bluster, as it really does play like a very good port of Sonic Advance. Which meant I spent time after school and in the evenings playing Sonic - and wondering why it seemed like I lost when I reached END in the Special Zone… I was eight, give me a break.Īlthough there are only four levels and two bosses (and no Special Zone thankfully), this is one of the best Sonic games ever made in Flash. Thankfully my parents were friends with their parents and spent one night every week there. I first played the original Sonic The Hedgehog at a friend’s house. It's simple, but well worth replaying over and over. Each level takes place in one screen and it doesn't need more than that. The simple 2D graphics were fun and functional, it did anything but take itself seriously and the controls were so easy to use. I played it twice through in the first day, I enjoyed it so much. Portal: The Flash Version got me thinking in portals in a way I never imagined. Luckily The Orange Box allowed me to later play it guilt free. I was aware of it, but not big on spending money on puzzle games - past experience taught me I'd get annoyed at the fifth puzzle and shelf it forever. I came across this gem long before I even played Portal. So developers who want to show their love and support of titles get to work in Adobe Flash and recreate them. But sometimes they aren't released quickly enough. Popular games are released all the time - Call of Duty has a new title annually, for instance. Articles // 13th May 2014 - 8 years ago // By Andrew Duncan Five Fun Flash Fangames
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