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Licensed Ludo Anonymous 03/01/25(Sat)18:51:53 No.10876

Post some classics

Anonymous 03/01/25(Sat)19:11:39 No.10877

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Anonymous 03/01/25(Sat)20:58:32 No.10879

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Anonymous 03/04/25(Tue)09:34:49 No.10910

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Bionicle Heros

Anonymous 03/07/25(Fri)23:28:41 No.10939

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Anonymous 04/23/25(Wed)23:10:42 No.11699

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>>10876
>tfw I had Hercules as a kid but could never beat it
Was it really as difficult as I recall or did I just suck at it? I'm thinking of trying it out again.

Anonymous 04/24/25(Thu)22:17:38 No.11742

>>11699
As someone who replayed it recently, some sections have absolutely awful difficulty spikes and questionable designs options.
It's a decent challenge even as an adult thought I set it on hard

Still, it just tests your patience as it has several checkpoints and unlimited saves, it's no Mickey Mania which is fucking brutal at the later levels and once you die enough times, it's back to the very beginning.

Every time I replay that one I get my ass kicked.

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)00:11:03 No.11772

>>11742
Mickey Mania's one I never tried out because of the difficulty people talk about… but it looks so damn good! I have to try it at some point, but I'll give Hercules a shot first, hopefully I can at least beat it once on the easiest settings, couldn't even do that when I was a kid.

Cheers, anon!

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)01:54:21 No.11775

>>11772
It looks fucking amazing, but it really is hard as balls.
First level alone will filter the shit our of you.

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)04:47:56 No.11778

>>11772
Many such cases of otherwise quality games that had the difficulty cranked up to 11, because that's how they extended the playtime of games back then. The great thing about emulating classic games is you can savescum now, and waste less of your time dying and repeating levels over and over.

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)13:06:54 No.11784

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>>11778
>Save states
YOU DIDN'T FINISH THE GAME

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)15:19:01 No.11786

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>>11775
I see… well, hopefully I can at least get past the 1st one, I'm not a hardcore gamer or anything, but I've beaten some hard titles.

>>11778
Indeed, they had to turns 30 minutes of content into a few weeks for kids that had literally all of the free time in the world, so I get why they did it, but indeed it can be a pain. I try not to savescum, or use save states or cheat at all, but sometimes I give in, when I play something I like, but can see that I absolutely won't get good enough at it to finish, I'll use save states at the start of levels, or just use an infinite lives/continues code, I know it's not legit, but it's a way to experience the title and all of its levels too.

>>11784
Fair.

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)16:57:46 No.11787

>>11784
Not everyone has the time Mike.

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)21:05:24 No.11793

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>>11784
HE DOESN'T GET HOW ELECTRONS WORK

Anonymous 04/26/25(Sat)22:40:27 No.11796

>>11784
I think I agree with Mike, but save states are useful as training wheels. You can loop hard sections and beat them over and over to improve your skills more effectively for a clean playthrough instead of wasting a whole bunch of time.

Anonymous 04/27/25(Sun)17:41:39 No.11801

Goldeneye 007
South Park: The Stick of Truth
The Warriors
Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
Lord of the Rings Return of the King
Parasite Eve
Disney's magical quest 3

Everyone focuses so much on saying that licensed games are shit, but if you look hard enough you won't even find some gems.

Anonymous 04/27/25(Sun)20:58:22 No.11803

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>>10876
I love Yu-Gi-Oh! titles for the GB, GBC, GBA, PS1 and PS2, it's from a time when Yu-Gi-Oh! was actually pretty good and fun, with the Egyptian theme and all, dark and moody, but still mostly lighthearted as you'd expect from a Shonen anime/manga, I love to play these older titles as they feel like proper RPGs, unlike the modern titles that are pretty much just competitive PvP online and stuff, playing against the CPU in a campaign with a story is where it's at for me, with cards being pretty much the way to level up like you would in a regular RPG. I love to feel like I'm saving the whole world by playing children's card games against bad guys!

Anonymous 06/01/25(Sun)00:14:23 No.12243

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>>10876
I'm in the mood for some Lilo & Stitch thanks to the new film, hopefully Disney don't screw this one up, I've played the PS1 title years ago and I recommend it to everyone who likes a good Crash Bandicoot clone, the only one as good as it on PS1 was Donald Duck, which was stellar, and of course the actual Crash titles, which were in a league of their own. I'm giving the GBA title some time now and it's a fun Metal Slug clone in the Stitch levels, and a good Oddworld clone on Lilo's levels, also fun to go for 100% completion since it's not too long.

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)06:09:25 No.12270

>>12243
I want to hump that cartoon

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)06:29:01 No.12271

>>11803
does yugioh even really count as licensed? I think back then maybe, but I think konami bought the rights to the whole franchise a few years ago
konami makes all the games and the tcg
also for me it's World Championship 2007

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)06:34:57 No.12272

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>>12243
>>12243
>I'm in the mood for some Lilo & Stitch thanks to the new film
You're in luck! Tai Kong Bao Bei: The Firmament Baby was just dumped a few days ago.

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)06:43:52 No.12273

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>>12272
the rom, if anyone is actually insane enough to play this piece of shit:
https://files.catbox.moe/955xrf.zip
also mildly fun fact, japs made a stitch anime in 2008, as part of some weird broader trend of making anime sequels to american cartoons

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)12:30:21 No.12274

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>>12270
Same…

>>12272
>>12273
BASED.

>>12271
I'd say it still counts, Yu-Gi-Oh! is a manga by Kazuki Takahashi that's more well known for its anime adaptations, Konami owns it now and has always had a big role, but it still fits the definition, it's a video game based on an IP that's not originally a video game, but something else, in this case many other things, including a regular card game being the OCG/TCG we know.

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)18:39:47 No.12276

The Arnold Schwarzenegger SNES game is worth checking it out. I've also tried the Beavis and Butt-Head games for both SEGA and Nintendo and they're fine too, although I got stuck in the SEGA one because there's a part where you have to find some pennies and spend them in a specific event and its platforming section can get really cheap where you have to get hit so you could go through, however both games are masterpieces if you compare them to the Ren & Stimpy's games.

Anonymous 06/03/25(Tue)19:17:56 No.12277

>>12276
Was there any censorship by Nintendo in the SNES Beavis & Butt-Head?

Anonymous 06/04/25(Wed)04:19:23 No.12286

>>12277
Not that I remember since it was all gross out humor instead of their iconic innuendos.

Anonymous 06/04/25(Wed)15:19:47 No.12291

>>12286
They should've made a new B&B game tie-in when they rebooted the show, it's a series that never got the modern platform treatment, and by modern, I mean just a system that it would look good on, so anything Gen 6 or later.

Anonymous 06/10/25(Tue)02:57:40 No.12394

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>>10876
I've finished both DuckTales (NES) and DuckTales (Game Boy) for the 1st time last week, both a few times until I could pull off a 100% run, with the 2 hidden treasures and US$10m total, on Difficult. It was so worth it! I couldn't stop playing them, I loved how secrets were implemented, they weren't too obvious to the point of being dull, but not too cryptic, and there were few levels, and they're all small, so basic exploration and curiosity often leads to finding things, it's rewarding and enjoyable to play through it!

It's an easy 5* title I'd recommend to anyone, both versions.