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Top 5 Hardest games on MD/SNES?

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  • Level 36
    Radical Ninja
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    Oct 21, 2012 2:35 pm GMT

    Sorry if this is hard,but i'd like you to make a top 5 hardest games list for each console.

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    Sorry if this is hard,but i'd like you to make a top 5 hardest games list for each console.

  • Level 62
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    Oct 21, 2012 5:28 pm GMT

    SHADOW OF THE BEAST on the MD, easily one of the hardest games on the system.

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    SHADOW OF THE BEAST on the MD, easily one of the hardest games on the system.

  • Level 42
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    Oct 21, 2012 6:20 pm GMT

    Not sure if mega man x was for snes but that one definitely ranks up there.

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    Not sure if mega man x was for snes but that one definitely ranks up there.

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    Oct 21, 2012 6:27 pm GMT
    nooblet69 wrote:

    Not sure if mega man x was for snes but that one definitely ranks up there.


    I actually don't think it's that hard, you just need to know where the upgrades are.

    once you get them the game becomes a peace of cake


    as for the question: I'd name contra hardcorps, now THAT game was hard

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    [QUOTE="nooblet69"]

    Not sure if mega man x was for snes but that one definitely ranks up there.

    [/QUOTE] I actually don't think it's that hard, you just need to know where the upgrades are. once you get them the game becomes a peace of cake as for the question: I'd name contra hardcorps, now THAT game was hard
  • Level 43
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    Oct 21, 2012 8:55 pm GMT
    I remember Turrican on Genesis being incredibly difficult.
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    I remember Turrican on Genesis being incredibly difficult.
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    Stitches
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    Oct 21, 2012 10:12 pm GMT

    I've never played it, but I hear Hagane is brutal.

    I've never played it, but I hear Hagane is brutal.

  • Level 30
    Wicked Sick!
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    Oct 22, 2012 3:12 am GMT

    Contra Hardcorps is so unfair

    Contra Hardcorps is so unfair

  • Level 53
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    Oct 22, 2012 6:48 am GMT
    Not sure about top 5 but these come to mind:
    Battletoads & Double Dragon (SNES/GEN)
    Contra: Hard Corps (GEN))
    F-Zero (SNES)
    Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (SNES)
    Super Mario All-Stars (SNES, because of Lost Levels)
    Not sure about top 5 but these come to mind: Battletoads & Double Dragon (SNES/GEN) Contra: Hard Corps (GEN)) F-Zero (SNES) Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (SNES) Super Mario All-Stars (SNES, because of Lost Levels)
  • Level 23
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    Oct 22, 2012 5:21 pm GMT

    Hard Corps really isn't very hard, just requires some practice.

    Battletoads, Gaiares, Hellfire, and Eternal Champions are truly nasty games, in Eternal Champions you get sent back 2 stages everytime you lose, and you only get one match against the horrible last boss, lose it and its instant game over.

    Edited on Oct 22, 2012 5:21 pm GMT

    Hard Corps really isn't very hard, just requires some practice.

    Battletoads, Gaiares, Hellfire, and Eternal Champions are truly nasty games, in Eternal Champions you get sent back 2 stages everytime you lose, and you only get one match against the horrible last boss, lose it and its instant game over.

  • Level 30
    Wicked Sick!
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    Oct 23, 2012 1:44 am GMT

    Domino_slayer wrote:

    Hard Corps really isn't very hard, just requires some practice.

    Really? It seems you have amazing skills..... I could chew my gamepad.

    [QUOTE="Domino_slayer"]

    Hard Corps really isn't very hard, just requires some practice.

    [/QUOTE]Really? It seems you have amazing skills..... I could chew my gamepad.

  • Level 12
    Rad Racer
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    Oct 23, 2012 9:20 am GMT
    The following list are games I have played. So imho the hardest games are: Mega Drive/Genesis
    1. Comix Zone
    2. Kid Chameleon
    3. Alien Soldier
    4. Chakan: The Forever Man
    5. Robocop vs Terminator

    Snes
    1.Mega Man X
    2. Starfox
    3. Out of this world
    4. Earthworm Jim
    5. Spiderman and Venom: Maximum Carnage
    The following list are games I have played. So imho the hardest games are: Mega Drive/Genesis 1. Comix Zone 2. Kid Chameleon 3. Alien Soldier 4. Chakan: The Forever Man 5. Robocop vs Terminator Snes 1.Mega Man X 2. Starfox 3. Out of this world 4. Earthworm Jim 5. Spiderman and Venom: Maximum Carnage
  • Level 32
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    Oct 24, 2012 6:48 pm GMT

    SEGA GEN/MD

    Gaiares

    Truxton (at least for me)

    Streets of Rage 3 ( At least the American version)

    Hellfire

    Phantasy Star II (Maybe not today but man...)

    SNES

    Hagane

    Super Adventure Island

    Final Fight ( More unfair really)

    Cybernator

    Batman Returns (A little cheap)

    My own opinions based on the games I have played. There are other dificult games around, but these stood out to me.

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    SEGA GEN/MD

    Gaiares

    Truxton (at least for me)

    Streets of Rage 3 ( At least the American version)

    Hellfire

    Phantasy Star II (Maybe not today but man...)

    SNES

    Hagane

    Super Adventure Island

    Final Fight ( More unfair really)

    Cybernator

    Batman Returns (A little cheap)

    My own opinions based on the games I have played. There are other dificult games around, but these stood out to me.

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    Oct 24, 2012 7:00 pm GMT
    SNES

    -Arcade's Revenge
    -Out of This World
    -Starfox
    -Actraiser 2
    -Street Fighter 2 (the higher difficulties are so cheap)

    SNES -Arcade's Revenge -Out of This World -Starfox -Actraiser 2 -Street Fighter 2 (the higher difficulties are so cheap)
  • Level 44
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    Oct 25, 2012 5:22 am GMT

    Earthworm Jim on the genesis, the game itslef wasnt all that difficult at all but one level (the glass ball/submarine) was so frustratingly difficult its a wonder i have hair at all left.

    Basically it involved piloting a glass ball submarine type thing through a level with rocks all the way through and the only control u had was to turn the thrusters in fifferent directions and thrust or not. The ball would crack with each touch until it shattered and you had to do the whole thing again and again and agian and agai............

    For me this was one of the all time most difficult things in any videogame i ever played and i never did beat it without using cheat codes for invincibility. The rest of the game was fine but that one level i'll never forget aslong as i live......

    Edited on Oct 25, 2012 5:24 am GMT

    R.I.P Eric Wright, The legend lives forever.

    Earthworm Jim on the genesis, the game itslef wasnt all that difficult at all but one level (the glass ball/submarine) was so frustratingly difficult its a wonder i have hair at all left.

    Basically it involved piloting a glass ball submarine type thing through a level with rocks all the way through and the only control u had was to turn the thrusters in fifferent directions and thrust or not. The ball would crack with each touch until it shattered and you had to do the whole thing again and again and agian and agai............

    For me this was one of the all time most difficult things in any videogame i ever played and i never did beat it without using cheat codes for invincibility. The rest of the game was fine but that one level i'll never forget aslong as i live......:lol:

  • Level 12
    Rad Racer
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    Oct 25, 2012 1:51 pm GMT

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.

    Edited on Oct 25, 2012 1:55 pm GMT

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    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.

  • Level 36
    Radical Ninja
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    Oct 25, 2012 10:37 pm GMT

    TerragonSix wrote:

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.

    Ikr???

    I beat it eventually..and had to rebeat it to see the ending.

    >_>

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    I'm the guy your mommy warned you about.

    I'm the Demon rising from the Abyss.

    I am the Truth.

    [QUOTE="TerragonSix"]

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.

    [/QUOTE]

    Ikr???

    I beat it eventually..and had to rebeat it to see the ending.

    >_>

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    Oct 26, 2012 9:33 am GMT
    TerragonSix wrote:

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.



    I didn't think of that one, agreed.
    [QUOTE="TerragonSix"]

    I'm surprised no one has mentioned Super Ghosts N Goblins on the SNES. I wanted to throw my controller through the window EVERY time I played that game when I was a kid.

    Then again, you could say that for pretty much any arcade port that came down the pipeline. Arcade machines were made to be quarter eaters, after all.

    [/QUOTE] I didn't think of that one, agreed.
  • Level 46
    Mutoid Man
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    Oct 26, 2012 10:57 pm GMT

    "CastleVania Dracula X" on SNES and "CastleVania Bloodlines" gave me fits in the later levels, never managed to beat either of those.

    and I wholeheartedly agree with "Super Ghouls and Ghosts".

    and needless to say, pretty much most shmups (Musha, R-Type III, etc)

    "CastleVania Dracula X" on SNES and "CastleVania Bloodlines" gave me fits in the later levels, never managed to beat either of those.

    and I wholeheartedly agree with "Super Ghouls and Ghosts".

    and needless to say, pretty much most shmups (Musha, R-Type III, etc)

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    Oct 27, 2012 4:12 am GMT
    TheKungFool wrote:

    "CastleVania Dracula X" on SNES and "CastleVania Bloodlines" gave me fits in the later levels, never managed to beat either of those.

    and I wholeheartedly agree with "Super Ghouls and Ghosts".

    and needless to say, pretty much most shmups (Musha, R-Type III, etc)


    I always thought castlevania bloodlines was a cake walk when you play as Eric Lecarde

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    [QUOTE="TheKungFool"]

    "CastleVania Dracula X" on SNES and "CastleVania Bloodlines" gave me fits in the later levels, never managed to beat either of those.

    and I wholeheartedly agree with "Super Ghouls and Ghosts".

    and needless to say, pretty much most shmups (Musha, R-Type III, etc)

    [/QUOTE] I always thought castlevania bloodlines was a cake walk when you play as Eric Lecarde
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    Oct 27, 2012 12:39 pm GMT
    Comix Zone
    Super Star Wars Trilogy
    Battletoads
    Comix Zone Super Star Wars Trilogy Battletoads
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