Last time I blogged I (re)introduced you to the old SNES cart Firestriker. In this installment, I'll show you the boss fights as well as a preview of my next blog.
Oh, I gotta hurry up and beat this guy, I've got a turtle head peaking out!
The third boss is a total flamer.
Every time I try to get close to him, he just throws up this emotional wall!
I'd like a video of me beating the boss, but to do that I'd have to actually beat the boss.
While researching Firestriker, (which you can buy for like $4.00 on Amazon by clicking this link) I found the company Hect which made this game, made another game that never came out in America that looks damn amazing. Stealth puts you in the shoes of a squad of US soldiers during the Vietnam war. This turn based I was going to check out Illusion of Gaia, but this game is a must see for me. Here's a sample of what Stealth has to offer.
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| The box art for Stealth |
I'm not really sure how historically accurate this game will be, but I'll let you know if the USA wins in this one or not.
cool, this works for me!
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ReplyDeleteold school games for the win!
ReplyDeleteI used to play this weird japanese game that scared the crud out of me. It was this ninja that transformed and stuff. Unfortunately I never understood the language and just rambo'ed the whole thing without a story line :P
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This must be, like, splinter cell a long time ago..
ReplyDeletenice man, SNES is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I love your blog, I LOVE old games! Thanks for commenting on mine, I will deffinately be coming back to your blog to read your new posts.
ReplyDeleteFireStriker definitely seems like a good game, coming back to see what other SNES treasures you pull up.
ReplyDeleteDo what now?
ReplyDeleteToo bad I didn't grow up with a SNES... :(
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ReplyDeleteit looks like you're Beating Inertia today :)
ReplyDeleteGreat old game
ReplyDeleteGot to love old school game like this. Replay value never fails!
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