WEAPON CHEATS TYRIAN 2000 HOW TO

WEAPON CHEATS TYRIAN 2000 HOW TO

I think people are getting hung up on the 'weapons' part and missing the forest for the trees.ДЄs I wrote in another post, a game where you only had one normal blaster but you had to figure out how to bounce shots off walls or something would also fit the bill, likewise a game where you don't even have a gun but like a mirror that bounces enemy shots back at them. Multiple weapons that are just a question of personal style (where it doesn't really matter which you use because they all pretty much have the same ultimate effect) isn't what I'm looking for. When I wrote 'multiple weapons' I was referring specifically to situations where there was a REASON for having more than one, as in only certain weapons worked in certain places and you had to figure out when and where, or something to that effect. What I'm looking for is some flavor of variety or puzzle strategy, something more than 'line up with bad guy and shoot' which is what these titles pretty much all were. So, based on playing these titles, the big takeaway for me here is that I made a mistake using 'multiple weapons' as the example in my third item. There are two arcade versions, one doesn't work in any version of MAME, the other only boots in one of them and instantly freezes. Two different Genesis roms on two different emulators both lock up on the title screen. Slap Fight: I cannot get any version of this game working. I'll maybe try again once or twice later when I have more time. Doesn't help that there are no checkpoints and I can't even rewind-scumm since RA+FBA doesn't support it for this title. Initial impression of the gameplay is merely 'eh' but I'll try messing with it some more before I decide on a final opinion.Дragon Breed: The idea of a squishy human riding an invincible dragon is a unique take, but something about the way this games plays made it super difficult for me and I could never make it even 2 minutes in. Mystic Riders: This is a really cute game and thus far the only horizontal whose aesthetic I actually kinda like. I did kinda like some aspects of 1942 though (which I'll explain after this list). Generic 90's horz shooters much like the many others I tried.Д¬apcom 194X series: Most of these didn't do anything for me, although I haven't tried Loopmaster yet. Thunder Force 3&4 (GEN): Not my thing at all. I'll try playing this again at some point. I flew around for a while shooting at infinitely-respawning enemies and trying to figure out what the deal was with the floating white walls, but I was never able to complete the first level. There also wasn't any clear goal or objective either.

The forced 4-way directional and not-whole-number tile alignment made it obnoxiously difficult to line up your gun to hit stuff. Thunder Force 2 (GEN): I like the idea and novelty of the freeform scrolling in this but not the way it was implemented. The A button cycles between 'forms' which doesn't appear to make any difference, and the B button doesn't seem to do anything at all. Similar to Twinbee there are Japanese lantern things you can shoot and collect but I dunno what it's supposed to give me. Much like Space Megaforce I had a hard time figuring out what I'm doing.

MUSHA (GEN): The Gundam+Feudal Japan aesthetic is an interesting idea, but nothing else about this did anything for me. On the arcade version the bells have word bubbles I'm having trouble translating (which I assume give clues), but on the SNES version there's nothing. I can't quite figure out the bell system though- shooting them a bunch sometimes changes their colors which appears to be linked to what powerup you get, but not in a way that's obvious to me (maybe because I keep accidentally shooting them again at the last second trying to hit an enemy). the SNES version doesn't seem all that engaging, the arcade might be but it doesn't run well for me. Yahho in particular has a really strong 90's anime thing going for it that's really nostalgic. Pop'n Twinbee(SNES) / Twinbee Yahho (MAME): I do like the art style on these. I rewind-scummed my way through the first few levels up until I got to the part with inflatable beachball planets(?) that had one random animation frame of instant death where the rest don't matter, and that's about where I gave up. There is no rhyme or reason as to what damages/kills you when or why. This was a mess of sounds and shapes, I cannot for the life of me figure out wtf is going on or what I'm supposed to be doing. Space Megaforce (SNES): I think I might be getting too old to pick up new games. OK, had a chance to try out some of the suggestions.

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