> It is now my mission to play the 130+ Genesis games I have accumulated
> since February 2006, and I thought I'd post thoughts on each game in
> one thread. I welcome feedback...

> It is now my mission to play the 130+ Genesis games I have accumulated
> since February 2006, and I thought I'd post thoughts on each game in
> one thread. I welcome feedback, but request you all to refrain from
> starting impressions on games I have yet to get to. If you really
> want, go for it, I will not be offended but it would just be a nice
> show of respect to me if you refrain. At the end, whatever games I
> don't get to, feel free to then write a quick review on title X.
>
> I'll post anywhere from 5-10 games per post, as to keep things moving
> and offer plenty of feedback. I won't get to all 130+ games I own (as
> some are RPG's) but I will try to get to hopefully over 100
> impressions. This may take a few months. Let's begin...
>
> B.O.B
> EA's platformer blaster featuring an ant-like robot teen who borrowed
> his dad's car to go to his hot date. He crashes into an asteroid and
> finds himself stranded on a hostile planet. Through 3 planets, 45
> levels and many deadly enemies and bosses you must guide BOB. I beat
> the SNES version and really enjoyed it. I read the GEN version was ...

> One thing I'd encourage you to keep in mind is that most Genesis games
> don't have passwords because many 8 & 16-bit games didn't include them.
> Games like Decapattack don't need a password system. The game is
> given more longevity by forcing you to learn the areas & the layouts
> (enemies placed after you jump, for example) so it keeps you coming
> back to it in order to make you get better at the game & progress until
> you get to the end.

> As far as Decapattack goes, ignore the idiot reviewers & give it
> another try. I purchased that game brand new in Jr. High when I first
> had my Genesis (15 years ago now) & I still love playing that...

> It is now my mission to play the 130+ Genesis games I have accumulated
> since February 2006,

> and I thought I'd post thoughts on each game in
> one thread.

> I welcome feedback, but request you all to refrain from
> starting impressions on games I have yet to get to. If you really
> want, go for it, I will not be offended but it would just be a nice
> show of respect to me if you refrain. At the end, whatever games I
> don't get to, feel free to then write a quick review on title X.

> I'll post anywhere from 5-10 games per post, as to keep things moving
> and offer plenty of feedback. I won't get to all 130+ games I own (as
> some are RPG's) but I will try to get to hopefully over 100
> impressions. This may take a few months. Let's begin...

> B.O.B
> EA's platformer blaster featuring an ant-like robot teen who borrowed
> his dad's car to go to his hot date. He crashes into an asteroid and
> finds himself stranded on a hostile planet. Through...

> Bel, my heart's not been in video games the past couple days. I don't
> know, man. But I decided to keep it all... at least for now. What am
> I talking about? read on...
>
> ------
>
> I may put this topic on hiatus or change its intent for the short-term.
>
> Believe it or not, yesterday I was seriously considering selling it
> all. I popped in Genesis title after title and whether some were good
> overall it didn't click with me. I guess force-playing games when
> you're not in the mood is never a good idea, and I learned that almost
> the hard way by COMING THIS close to selling all 130 carts away.

> forgotten worlds, ghoul 'n ghosts, rambo 3, and revenge of shinobi are
> my all-time favorite genesis games.
>
> i did have a lot of fun with road avenger, sol-feace, lunar silver
> star, and batman returns on the sega cd...
>
> i played through snatcher the week it was released--what a
> disappointment! after hearing how awesome it was on the pc engine, it
> turns out to be a 6 hour point and click adventure!

>> i played through snatcher the week it was released--what a
>> disappointment! after hearing how awesome it was on the pc engine, it
>> turns out to be a 6 hour point and click adventure!

>
> I think the one thing that Snatcher had over most otherr games at the
> time was how the world was fleshed out, even the insignifigant details.

> For a game that is really a glorified text adventure it sucks you
> into it's mileau -- as a comparison, check out Rise of the Dragon to
> see just how bad a game like this can turn out..