RC Pro AM II was surprisingly good. I didn't crash so often. They let me hit the sides without crashing.
It's not an action game at all, so maybe you don't need buttons? The only thing I had to do fast was push a button in the free roaming dungeons when I wanted to try and surprise a foe.
I was really keen on getting Rare Replay when it came out. I love collections.
Oh that's cool. I was recently reading the book about ID Software and they talked a lot about the early days probably working in your town.
I liked it alright.
Thanks.
I was listening to Retronauts and IGN's Podcast Unlocked, but I'm only listening to music right now.
So far it's not too bad difficulty wise. In games like Mega Man, I'm always jumping short of a platform; in this I'm always jumping long, which is better in my mind.
Neat! I probably didn't get a SNES until a few years later when I could get one used at Funcoland or a flea market. I think I played Genesis first at my friend's place circa '93, maybe SNES '94 or '95.
Come to think of it, I saw Clockwork Orange and Cyrano de Bourgerac (Jose Ferrar version) back then. It's astounding to me how much media I took in in high school: tv, film, books, music - how does a brain handle it all?
Awesome! I want that movie.
I remember when "Black Hole Sun" was all over the radio. Also, I was trying to learn the bass lines in "Fell on Black Days" at the time. My band never played it though.
Yeah, Clerks seems to go right along with Slacker. I should watch them like a double feature one day. Interesting the connection to Spike Lee. He was also very prominent at the time.
Ha ha, MTV began when I was in High School, what was that, 1982?. I think it was all music through the 80s.
