I've been playing both the Lego Star Wars and Lego Batman games with my son (4 yrs old) and it has been a blast. It got me thinking about other franchises that I wish they'd make into a lego game. Star Trek has to be on my all-time favorite wish list for a lego game. What franchise would you like to see made into a Lego game?
[QUOTE="Another48hours"][QUOTE="ThE-JoKeR"][QUOTE="Another48hours"] New Adventure Island in like 10 minutes or so. Holy cow pooh! I can't imagine paying 50 bucks for a game back then to only bring it home and beat it around 10 minutes. Even Action 52 was able to provide slightly more entertainment than that. Zeeesh! You have no idea how mad I was. I lost like 2 lives. It was terrible. Not to mention the beginning stages music made me want to decapitate people. Oh, and I paid $70 for it. Because the random game store (Forgot what it was called.) advertised it was "INNOVATION! WELL ANIMATED, HOURS OF ENJOYMENT!, HATERS OF THE FIRST ADVENTURE ISLAND HAVE NOT PLAYED ADVENTURE ISLAND YET" The last one made me laugh, because I am pretty sure I played it. "NO GAME HAS HAD THE STYLE OF THIS GAME" Yet isn't the series ripped off of Wonder Boy EXACTLY AS IS? But then it said something about"BRANCHING PATHS! DOZENS OF HOURS OF GAMEPLAY. SO MANY WAYS TO PLAY. That last one. I was so mad. It was all BS. There were no branching alternate paths making multiple ways to play. Heck, if I play the game 5 times in a row just for the heck of it it's sill not even 1 hour. THE LIES!!!!!!! lol Man...
[QUOTE="Dudersaper"]I recall playing a game (I think I've even played more than just one with this option) where some NPC in the beginning asks you if you are prepared/willing to help to go on a quest, and you just say no and the game is over, in about 5 minutes. I'm trying to figure out what games you can do that in, I can't remember, I do recall doing that before though. Rambo for the NES was sort of like that. It started with a question if you wanted to stay in prison or not. I believe it warned you if you chose prison that the game won't start until you say yes.
[QUOTE="ThE-JoKeR"]I just played Total Recall for the NES for an episode I'm working on, and I literally beat it in about 25 minutes. I'm stunned. I don't think I've beat any other game that quick. What a piece of junk. So what's the shortest game you ever beat?Another48hours
New Adventure Island in like 10 minutes or so. Holy cow pooh! I can't imagine paying 50 bucks for a game back then to only bring it home and beat it around 10 minutes. Even Action 52 was able to provide slightly more entertainment than that. Zeeesh!
I just played Total Recall for the NES for an episode I'm working on, and I literally beat it in about 25 minutes. I'm stunned. I don't think I've beat any other game that quick. What a piece of junk. So what's the shortest game you ever beat?
SNES: Mr. Do! (Best arcade port of the game IMO) and Link to the past N64: Golden Eye Gameboy: Tetris PSX: Tenchu PS2: Qube Genesis: Boogerman (Just finished a Retrospective Perspective on the game - See banner)
I nearly have every system I ABSOLUTELY want, but there is a shadow of interest in the FM Townsmarty. Err I just lied, there is another system that I want that I haven't gone after for. The Sears and Roebuck pong system. I have a few pong systems already, but the S&R one is my most wanted.
Legendary Axe for TG16. Man I hate that game. Check my banner below and take a look at my TG16 episode. I cover the game briefly in that episode. Man, I hate that game lol
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