Back in the day I would have been rage quitting a lot of games if not for Gamefaqs and various search engines of the time (1996 to 2001 or so).

The arcades around here did have the ones with multiple fireballs and such but I avoided those. There were other hacks - easier game via adjusted damage levels for instance (they also made them harder).

You got that right. I never got very good with this franchise so I just kept going back to Street Fighter II machines in arcades. Some arcades had hacked units running so you had a big of variety.

Until you said something I had not noticed the demo had different levels. I do not think I have ever played that version, only the commercial releases over the years. Now I have to go find a copy of the

A South Korean portable that was big in Asia but never came to North America. Here is an article I wrote pointing out 5 great games for it.

Lol. Darn it and you are welcome. There are quite a few good games on the WonderSwan that will not require an understanding of Japanese. If you get one, you may want to look into the flash carts for it

Awesome of you to pass on the gaming fun like that.

I will definitely check them out. I knew of a few really good, well supported, tags over on Steemit but they didn't make the jump to Hive for some reason. It is still a great community here

You are welcome. I was new to this being in the commercial release as well. I only learned about it from a reader e-mailing the link to the hack over. Makes you wonder what else was hidden in games over

You could play the Four Swords portion in single player mode, you alternate control of two Links, in the DSiWare and 3DS versions - those versions that Nintendo only made digitally available for limited

I never completed the original Zelda. I did beat the second one and the third one, on Super Nintendo. I just could never beat the first one for some reason. I had friends that could walk through it, no

I remember beating it without using guides but man, that took probably 5 or 6 hours longer than it should have because of all the doing random stuff in places I was stuck. I also had a spiral notebook

It is a tough game. I beat it without a guide but man, my parents were mad when they discovered I used one of my spiral notebooks for keeping notes. This was back when school supplies ran out - there never

While I read the mags back then I was mostly into the PC focused offerings. Some did cover consoles but the games were already old, at least three months (if not more), on store shelves. By then most of

There was but no one talks about it because Capcom left it in that failed "Games for Windows" brand - you can no longer connect to the servers to verify ownership so the game won't play on PC

Wow, almost like those "what was popular when you were born" type things. Lol One way to look at it though, you were at the right age to get these games cheap at yard sales and such. I was born

You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to verify people are legit.

Replied over there and updated the article there to prove I am the owner/author.

It certainly goes in waves. Great to see companies supporting their old franchises though, even if only through sales and re-releases.

I just checked out Tetris Effect on Xbox Game Pass and before I knew it, an hour or so passed. You are right, it is still addicting and fun. Thanks for the heads up on that one as I was not aware of it