My grandpa bought me that game when I was 10. I played through every Mega Man on NES at this time, but Level 3 in Castlevania Adventure was unbeatable to me.
this was one of those old games that if you died on certain places and lose the power ups you might as well restart the game as it was pointless trying to continue. There were 2 or 3 secret rooms that helped a lot but even with those the game required an almost a perfect run
As I was around 9 -11 when my father showed and gave me access to his old Game Boy games, this one among them, aaand I couldn't beat stage 1. Now I'm 20 and revisiting those Game Boy games, aaand I still die at the stage 1 boss... Till I found that Game Genie in his former (now my) collection. And I still got frustrated on that auto scroll section in Stage 3.
I loved mega man 3 on nes. I have mega man 2 on gb. Need to get this so Ill be able to play it through my supernintendo using my supergameboy on my TV 👑🌟🔺️🔻🔺️🔻🌟👑
Konami was well known for pushing the soundchips of the systems they released their games on at the time . Allot of their game boy and SNES titles back then had great music . And who can forget the extra sound chip of the Famicon version of Castlevania 3 .
So proud this was a part of my childhood. The games 1st level theme "Battle Of The Holy" is still to me one of the most epic video game songs of all-time.
Got that game when I was 10 or 11 as one of the first games for my Gameboy. It was very hard for me and took me weeks of training to beat it. Two years ago (I'm over 40 now) I found it at the attic together with my Gameboy and some other gems and I gave it a try. I beat that thing at the very first try! My brain still remembered all the timings, the hidden rooms and even the complicated jumps at lvl 3. Unbelievable after about 30 years.
Some secrets you missed. At 2:20 (keep climbing up the rope) 8:35 (grab the cross in the previous room, go down left, get on the middle stair, duck and strike the eyeball while its inside your character to reveal a hidden path downward)
This was the only castlevania i played when i was a child , damn , it brings alot of memories and cant believe it still looks cool after all these years, I always wanted to grow up and be like simon belmont and hunt vampires but I became a radiologist😄
This game wasn't all that polished. The music and graphics were great for their time, but stage design, some gameplay elements, and the jumping physics weren't. I'll give the game credit though, it did spawn a fantastic remake and Belmont's Revenge.
This is the only Castlevania I ever owned, and it pretty much turned me off of ever trying the other games. The character's painfully slow walking speed, and never being able to pass Level 3.
OfficialMarkC That's a shame. That's like playing Hotel Mario and never giving any of the other Mario games a try.Not that this game is anywhere near Hotel Mario bad, but definitely not the best in the Castlevania series for sure.
Slowdownvania - The Painventure Seriously, what the fuck happened to this game when they released it ? The game is rather cool, splendid soundtrack and sound effects, some good ideas (whip fireballs), long levels, even if there's only four of them and it's overall quite easy, but the gameplay ??? Why SO MANY slowdowns everywhere ? Some levels like the third one are HELL ON EARTH because of these slowdowns. I have absolutely no problem to beat this one without dying from enemies, but the character responses and slowdows makes everything awful at a point you just don't wanna continue. I died so many times on falling platforms in level 3 because Christopher (the protagonist) was simply not responding to my commands, jumping without going forward and such... This is absolutely unforgivable for a game like Castlevania. Such disappointing gameplay-wise, because everything else is quite nice.
wooow, this was my gaaame..... 😃😃😃😁😁😁.... HOW MUCH I LOVED IT!!! and i still do.... it was pretty hard but after ages of practice, i was sooo proud reaching the end, hahaha ...... and i played it from the beginning to the end sooooo, sooo many times....... ah..... and please give some credit to the music.... IT'S FREAKIN' AWESOME 😃😃😁😁😁🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏..... thank you for posting this!!! I have a smile on my face 😻😻😻 you made my day 😍😍😍
Same here man! I got to the last boss once and died on spikes by mistake :D So I am glad somebody posted this game, now at least I know how it ends! :)
I could never beat the 4th level, seeing this video really galls me in some ways because it seems that I was something like 90-95% completed with the game before my Game Boy was stolen. I eventually got a replacement Game Boy, but never saw the game at an affordable price and I liked Final Fantasy Legend I-III more than platformers. The video makes it look easy, but the 4th level is FAR, FAR worse than the third. It is difficult if you lose the fireballs, and pretty much impossible if you lose the chain whip and have only the shorter standard whip.
Perfect playthrough. I remember this game well, it may have been tough but I enjoyed it and Belmont's awkward jumping made it feel more realistic to me. Level 3's level design is sadistic from start to finish, but it's also the most exciting level. A true classic in my book.
Even though the first and fourth levels have similar sounding music, they have the best music out of the four levels. I actually think the fourth level had the best music out of all the levels.
Or how about "Bases Loaded"? I could never work it out, being British and never having seen the real game of baseball played. Alas, I lost myself in Tetris, Super Mario, Double Dragon and Blades of Steel (ice hockey) instead.
worth it. This game is garbage in level design. I got to the end of it. Pixel perfect jumping in a game where the frame rate is all over the place. Garbage!
Oh yes I remember the agony of playing this at the end of the last century. Very hard, but still easier than Battletoads. /shudder Great playthrough :-)
That's why they had to make it the most awesome piece of music in the game. As it was, I chucked my game boy across the room more times than I can remember on this stage.
Memories... After a long time of pure frustration as a little kid (got this game on Gameboy when it released), I managed to finish it. After that I kept finishing it. I guess back then I had A LOT MORE patience.
Same. I got it when it first came out. After a while I managed to finish it. Even without dying once. A month ago I discovered my original GameBoy from 1988 with this game still in it. Now I get to act 2 and that's it. The patience we had as youngster back then... But yeah. We didn't have many games to chose from. So we kept on going and dying till we finished it.
Fuck this game. The last level is the most tedious, worst level design, worst enemy placement, and worst final boss in the whole Castlevania series. Fuck this game. Can't believe this guy actually played through it. Kudos.
Horrorfreak106 It's tedious as fuck, the NES Castlevanias are challenging but the fast-pace and great action make up for it, this is just slow and boring all round. It's understandable though, it was a launch title for the Game Boy, Belmont's Revenge is much more polished.
classic gameboy game i love castlevania this game series is great on any console great game the combat is good the sound is not bad the graphics are good the gameplay is addictive overall i give this 10 demons out of 10 yes i am serious
This was my very first cartridge, and I do not have regrets about my childhood. Collecting money for Duracell batteries waiting for a friend that comes from the USA with a new videogame, now we have everything and there is less happiness.
12:17 I’ve been playing this part on my original ‘92 game boy that I restored and I cannot beat it!!! I’ve been playing this part for like 30 minutes over and over !
Thanks, you're an expert player. I can remember the frustration because the character would move so slow. Never been able to beat the game. It seems I still got to the last level =)
The Castlevania bundle on steam has the gameboy games you can play with a controller. It is the greatest deal on steam all the best Castlevania games even SNES.
I remember playing this when I was probably 3 or 4 on our old Gameboy. I never made it past level 1. Same thing happened playing Ren & Stimpy on Game Gear. Lol
This game had some of the most godawful elements ever implemented in a Castlevania game (horrendous jumping mechanics, no side weapon system, downgrading your whip whenever you take damage - because if you are downgraded back to your regular whip by stage 3 you might as well turn your game off, game speed moving at the pace of a slug, and THAT GODAWFUL STAGE KNOWN AS LEVEL 3) but if there was one saving grace, it was the amazing soundtrack. To this day, I don't know how I managed to complete this. And I was 10 years old back then too.
8:31 if you would've gotten the cross from the previous room and attacked the eyeball on the middle step, it would've opened up a hidden rope to a 1Up, a power orb, a full life heart and a coin.
The best part of it is that it has almost the same harmonic structure as the Vampire Killer theme. Circle of the Moon would do this again -- using the Vampire Killer theme in a late game area that's frustrating as hell. Though nevertheless still not as frustrating as this one.
This is the first Game Boy game I owned (aside from Tetris, the pack-in). Growing up, I always thought it was called "The Castlevania Adventure," which makes way more sense than "Castlevania: The Adventure."
I'm not a Castlevania fan, but I have heard about the series. I recently discovered this game as well as it's sequel, Belmont's Revenge. And I have to say the music is extremely catchy. I heard that it was composed by Hideheiro Funauchi. He's such a legend at music composition.
Como me gustan jugar a los videojuegos de castlevania, me encantan la música instrumental también todas las músicas instrumentales y también los gráficos, la neta en el playstore yo descargué y lo instalé un videojuego de castlevania en mi celular android y todavía lo juego.
I remember I had this game on Game Boy when I was a child but I forgot the name. I had to find one of those 100 Game Boy games videos just to find out the name of this is Castlevania.
Wow, never got to level 4 but I'm glad I didn't. Had enough trouble with the jumping in this game, I would have never been able to get through that stage.
I just beat this game on the Castlevania Anniversary Collection for the Nintendo Switch. To those who beat this on a Game Boy without the quick save/load, HOW DID YOU DO IT??!!
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My grandpa bought me that game when I was 10. I played through every Mega Man on NES at this time, but Level 3 in Castlevania Adventure was unbeatable to me.
You beat it eventually? I'm the opposite also, I prefer Castlevania since I can't beat a lot of the Mega Man X and Zero games lol
this was one of those old games that if you died on certain places and lose the power ups you might as well restart the game as it was pointless trying to continue. There were 2 or 3 secret rooms that helped a lot but even with those the game required an almost a perfect run
As I was around 9 -11 when my father showed and gave me access to his old Game Boy games, this one among them, aaand I couldn't beat stage 1.
Now I'm 20 and revisiting those Game Boy games, aaand I still die at the stage 1 boss...
Till I found that Game Genie in his former (now my) collection.
And I still got frustrated on that auto scroll section in Stage 3.
I loved mega man 3 on nes. I have mega man 2 on gb. Need to get this so Ill be able to play it through my supernintendo using my supergameboy on my TV
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The Mega Man games were some of the easiest good games on the NES. Way easier than Mario, Castlevania, Contra or whatever else have you.
For a gameboy game, it had a great soundtrack.
In my opinion the Game Boy has better soundtrack than an NES
Hiei2019
He means the game, not the system soundchip.
@@amso7169 he said soundtrack soi think he meant the game not the entire library on the system
Konami was well known for pushing the soundchips of the systems they released their games on at the time . Allot of their game boy and SNES titles back then had great music . And who can forget the extra sound chip of the Famicon version of Castlevania 3 .
Robocop
The mere act of watching stage 3 is nerve-wrecking...
is that the wall one? then yeah
A Spiked Wall of Pain
Whoever designed that stage probably loves making kids cry.
I saw the gameplay and... jesus christ
The key is not to panic...
So proud this was a part of my childhood. The games 1st level theme "Battle Of The Holy" is still to me one of the most epic video game songs of all-time.
Got that game when I was 10 or 11 as one of the first games for my Gameboy. It was very hard for me and took me weeks of training to beat it. Two years ago (I'm over 40 now) I found it at the attic together with my Gameboy and some other gems and I gave it a try. I beat that thing at the very first try! My brain still remembered all the timings, the hidden rooms and even the complicated jumps at lvl 3. Unbelievable after about 30 years.
game of my childhood )
РОСТЯН БЛЯТЬ! ГДЕ МОЙ СИЛОС?
same here i got it 1990
I'm so sorry
That's a shame.
I realize it is kind of off topic but do anyone know a good site to watch newly released tv shows online ?
Some secrets you missed.
At 2:20 (keep climbing up the rope)
8:35 (grab the cross in the previous room, go down left, get on the middle stair, duck and strike the eyeball while its inside your character to reveal a hidden path downward)
16:30 secret wall to the right. 21:26 invisible platform to left of rope that leads to top middle of ceiling hidden rope you can jump to.
This was the only castlevania i played when i was a child , damn , it brings alot of memories and cant believe it still looks cool after all these years, I always wanted to grow up and be like simon belmont and hunt vampires but
I became a radiologist😄
I remember beating the game two or three times as a kid.... i must've been some superhuman back then...
There were quite a few creepy games in GB. This was by far the best. All because of the AMAZING soundtrack!
I wish we were children again, guys!
I hate this game but to each their own
I assume you meant crappy games.
Because the game itself might be the worst I have ever played.
@@LaatiMafia "The worst game of GB".
Ooook....it seems you haven't played many....
@@arisgreek8697
Not just the worst GB game. Worst game overall.
This is NOT a good game lol terrible controls, terrible hit detection, mind boggling difficulty on top of that
0:56 This main theme I still sing today, 30 years later. What a banger
12:13 who said dark souls was hard?
Dark Souls is way harder than this.
This game wasn't all that polished. The music and graphics were great for their time, but stage design, some gameplay elements, and the jumping physics weren't. I'll give the game credit though, it did spawn a fantastic remake and Belmont's Revenge.
yeah, takes some getting used to and stage 3 is a beast. once you got it down, though, it becomes a walk in the park.
Yeah, but it takes quite a lot for one to get this game down. I absolutely hate how bad the jumping in this game is.
This is the only Castlevania I ever owned, and it pretty much turned me off of ever trying the other games. The character's painfully slow walking speed, and never being able to pass Level 3.
OfficialMarkC I honestly urge you to give Super Castlevania IV a shot. It's one of the best 16-bit games ever made.
OfficialMarkC That's a shame. That's like playing Hotel Mario and never giving any of the other Mario games a try.Not that this game is anywhere near Hotel Mario bad, but definitely not the best in the Castlevania series for sure.
Slowdownvania - The Painventure
Seriously, what the fuck happened to this game when they released it ? The game is rather cool, splendid soundtrack and sound effects, some good ideas (whip fireballs), long levels, even if there's only four of them and it's overall quite easy, but the gameplay ??? Why SO MANY slowdowns everywhere ? Some levels like the third one are HELL ON EARTH because of these slowdowns. I have absolutely no problem to beat this one without dying from enemies, but the character responses and slowdows makes everything awful at a point you just don't wanna continue. I died so many times on falling platforms in level 3 because Christopher (the protagonist) was simply not responding to my commands, jumping without going forward and such... This is absolutely unforgivable for a game like Castlevania. Such disappointing gameplay-wise, because everything else is quite nice.
it took some getting used to controlling the character but the movement was king of stiff
The hitbox is weird, you take a hit when the enemy hasn't collided with you yet.
The sequel was leaps and bounds better IMO.
The amount of times i ended with a Game Over on stage 3 when i was little xD My childhood!!
still a part of our lives in 2021
great job. remember playing this game back in 1990, originally wanted TMNT fall of the footclan, but Sears didn't have it..
wooow, this was my gaaame..... 😃😃😃😁😁😁.... HOW MUCH I LOVED IT!!! and i still do.... it was pretty hard but after ages of practice, i was sooo proud reaching the end, hahaha ...... and i played it from the beginning to the end sooooo, sooo many times....... ah..... and please give some credit to the music.... IT'S FREAKIN' AWESOME 😃😃😁😁😁🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏..... thank you for posting this!!! I have a smile on my face 😻😻😻 you made my day 😍😍😍
Carina De Jesus I totally agree with you. Many games back in the days were pretty challenging specially games like this made for the gameboy.
Irving Diaz hi irving, yeeees... soooo so true... hahaha..... sooo many people got sweaty hands while playing such games, for sure 😁😁😁
The music was so good.
I had this game when I was little but I could never beat the third level.
sakusakusakura nyo
I only recently got to the end of Level 1.
Same here man! I got to the last boss once and died on spikes by mistake :D So I am glad somebody posted this game, now at least I know how it ends! :)
I could never beat the 4th level, seeing this video really galls me in some ways because it seems that I was something like 90-95% completed with the game before my Game Boy was stolen. I eventually got a replacement Game Boy, but never saw the game at an affordable price and I liked Final Fantasy Legend I-III more than platformers. The video makes it look easy, but the 4th level is FAR, FAR worse than the third. It is difficult if you lose the fireballs, and pretty much impossible if you lose the chain whip and have only the shorter standard whip.
If you could beat this game as a kid, you were either a god or you were just persistently dumb. I was definitely the latter.
I could never beat the second leval
ich hab das damals nie geschaft durch zu spielen ! NICE !
Perfect playthrough. I remember this game well, it may have been tough but I enjoyed it and Belmont's awkward jumping made it feel more realistic to me. Level 3's level design is sadistic from start to finish, but it's also the most exciting level. A true classic in my book.
I zhink this game blows a hard one but to each their own
The music is just so great sounding.
Even though the first and fourth levels have similar sounding music, they have the best music out of the four levels. I actually think the fourth level had the best music out of all the levels.
This game pissed me off so bad when i was a kid, like I literally almost threw it out the window. But I eventually traded it for a baseball game
Wait was it called “Baseball” with Mario on the front?
Or how about "Bases Loaded"? I could never work it out, being British and never having seen the real game of baseball played. Alas, I lost myself in Tetris, Super Mario, Double Dragon and Blades of Steel (ice hockey) instead.
worth it. This game is garbage in level design. I got to the end of it. Pixel perfect jumping in a game where the frame rate is all over the place. Garbage!
Wow... it amazes me how good the music is for a gb game. Konami did a really good job as usual with the sound track
I love this game, stage 3 and 4 has epic BGM. Plus the music in 3 makes you feel like a badass when you pull off all the jumps.
The OutroMusic is so Beautiful. Amazing.
The rolling eye balls used to always scare me the most about this game.
"Spiky walls of death"
-The Lonely Goomba
Oh yes I remember the agony of playing this at the end of the last century. Very hard, but still easier than Battletoads. /shudder
Great playthrough :-)
That's why they had to make it the most awesome piece of music in the game. As it was, I chucked my game boy across the room more times than I can remember on this stage.
I find this game very hard but still enjoy it. Great playthrough!
Memories... After a long time of pure frustration as a little kid (got this game on Gameboy when it released), I managed to finish it. After that I kept finishing it. I guess back then I had A LOT MORE patience.
Same. I got it when it first came out. After a while I managed to finish it. Even without dying once. A month ago I discovered my original GameBoy from 1988 with this game still in it. Now I get to act 2 and that's it. The patience we had as youngster back then... But yeah. We didn't have many games to chose from. So we kept on going and dying till we finished it.
I loved this Game when i was a Kid. Thanks for sharing this .
The MOST underrated Castlevania game of all time, doesn't matter.. I LOVE IT!!!
The graphics and sprite design are impressive for an early Game Boy game.
1989 the first year of the Game Boy
I remember playing this when I was young. I didn't know any better.
Loved this game for its graphics, sound and level design. But I absolutely hated the controls and bad jumping mechanic.
@Greg's Retro Video Games & More that’s how the games are meant to be controlled, so it’s more challenging.
@Greg's Retro Video Games & More I agree but also think that the jump mechanics are fine personally but can see why they are frustrating.
Damn, you are the boss!!!! I remember playing this game on the Gameboy as a kid and it was tough. I beat it though, but took many many turns.
I haven’t played this in years. My favorite game boy game
I love it. We played that many, many hours as i was young. There are a lot of very hard jumps and you die if you miss one.
WE HAD THE BEST CHILDHOOD EVER WITH STUFF LIKE THIS!
It took us a month before we had finished this game.
Way back 2000. And another month to finish it again hahahaha
to this day stage 3 still gives me nightmares
Final stage is worse in my opinion.
That stage traumatized us all as kids.
You didn't go into any of the secret rooms!
Fuck this game. The last level is the most tedious, worst level design, worst enemy placement, and worst final boss in the whole Castlevania series. Fuck this game. Can't believe this guy actually played through it. Kudos.
Horrorfreak106 It's tedious as fuck, the NES Castlevanias are challenging but the fast-pace and great action make up for it, this is just slow and boring all round.
It's understandable though, it was a launch title for the Game Boy, Belmont's Revenge is much more polished.
Marcel Weber Yeah, that game is actually pretty damn good. I was giving this game a chance but now I just hate it!
+Horrorfreak106
Castlevanania 2 for Gameboy is much better.
This is my Mona Lisa, first game i had on my Game Boy:)
classic gameboy game i love castlevania this game series is great on any console great game the combat is good the sound is not bad the graphics are good the gameplay is addictive overall i give this 10 demons out of 10 yes i am serious
I finally found it. A game from my childhood, i can't remember it. But i finally found it, my soul will be much calmer now.
it's really funny watching this game in 1.5x speed and realizing it looks like it plays normal at that speed.
Good Gameplay, ultima. Respect 👍👍👍
Mon 1re jeux vidéo,mémorable et de loin le meilleur jeux de tout les temps avec désert storm
Something about the level design reminds me more of Mega Man than Castlevania.
This was my very first cartridge, and I do not have regrets about my childhood. Collecting money for Duracell batteries waiting for a friend that comes from the USA with a new videogame, now we have everything and there is less happiness.
Beautiful Creepy music on the end.
I can listen to this music 🎶 all day everyday
12:17 I’ve been playing this part on my original ‘92 game boy that I restored and I cannot beat it!!! I’ve been playing this part for like 30 minutes over and over !
Childhood memories... thank you very much
I bet that the error margin in the level where the spiked wall chases you is practically non-existant
+Invidente7
Say it with me: Pixel Perfect Precision.
Miss a single jump or be even one second late and you're as good as dead.
Thanks, you're an expert player. I can remember the frustration because the character would move so slow. Never been able to beat the game. It seems I still got to the last level =)
21:55 THE AGONY!!!
I would cry as a child!
Whoever desgined this, deserves a swift kick in the ass...
I love this game as a portable, but that third level is of the devil!!
The Castlevania bundle on steam has the gameboy games you can play with a controller. It is the greatest deal on steam all the best Castlevania games even SNES.
Fantastic playthrough just Fantastic
devs nowadays would not be able to stretch hardware to the limit like they did with this game for the gameboy classic
I remember playing this when I was probably 3 or 4 on our old Gameboy. I never made it past level 1. Same thing happened playing Ren & Stimpy on Game Gear. Lol
Brings me back! Such great music too. Might cover the music some day :)
I have this on my note 8 could not beat it 30 years ago so fun!!!
The 1st ever Castlevania Game that I played
This game had some of the most godawful elements ever implemented in a Castlevania game (horrendous jumping mechanics, no side weapon system, downgrading your whip whenever you take damage - because if you are downgraded back to your regular whip by stage 3 you might as well turn your game off, game speed moving at the pace of a slug, and THAT GODAWFUL STAGE KNOWN AS LEVEL 3) but if there was one saving grace, it was the amazing soundtrack.
To this day, I don't know how I managed to complete this. And I was 10 years old back then too.
at time 24.15 , evil overcomed by the whipping of the rope all along the way.😂
8:31 if you would've gotten the cross from the previous room and attacked the eyeball on the middle step, it would've opened up a hidden rope to a 1Up, a power orb, a full life heart and a coin.
The best part of it is that it has almost the same harmonic structure as the Vampire Killer theme.
Circle of the Moon would do this again -- using the Vampire Killer theme in a late game area that's frustrating as hell. Though nevertheless still not as frustrating as this one.
I actually have this game and it is tricky dicky. However its still really fun and the musics really good. :I
Just got this game yesterday. So far it's a challenging one!
Thank you very much for uploading it!
I fucking love this channel.
This is the first Game Boy game I owned (aside from Tetris, the pack-in). Growing up, I always thought it was called "The Castlevania Adventure," which makes way more sense than "Castlevania: The Adventure."
I'm not a Castlevania fan, but I have heard about the series. I recently discovered this game as well as it's sequel, Belmont's Revenge. And I have to say the music is extremely catchy. I heard that it was composed by Hideheiro Funauchi. He's such a legend at music composition.
i have this game and i could never get far from it when i was a kid
i wish i could play it now
Nostalgia kicked in
Well played!
Mein viertes Game Boy Spiel!
Me siento tan viejoooooo 😍😍😍😍😍 cosa mas hermosa ese soundtrack
Como me gustan jugar a los videojuegos de castlevania, me encantan la música instrumental también todas las músicas instrumentales y también los gráficos, la neta en el playstore yo descargué y lo instalé un videojuego de castlevania en mi celular android y todavía lo juego.
How could I forget this game when I was a toddler? 😗
I remember I had this game on Game Boy when I was a child but I forgot the name. I had to find one of those 100 Game Boy games videos just to find out the name of this is Castlevania.
i have this game until now👏👏👏
I played my Game Gear more than anything. I do remember playing the fire out of Castlevania for Gameboy though.
Wow, never got to level 4 but I'm glad I didn't. Had enough trouble with the jumping in this game, I would have never been able to get through that stage.
It's like the intro theme of Also sprach Zarathustra: so short yet it feels so long.
i have this game and i love it
I just beat this game on the Castlevania Anniversary Collection for the Nintendo Switch. To those who beat this on a Game Boy without the quick save/load, HOW DID YOU DO IT??!!
Trial and error. LOTS of it. That and sheer dumb persistence.
19:40 i had never been able to pass that part, was impossible to me when i was a child
me 22:00
I looooved the music in this game. I wonder if anyone has remade any of it.?
I always loved this game, took me a long time to beat the final boss, though.
As a kid, stage 3 was my fucking nightmare (Even when I think stage 2 is more harder because the jumps).
ah...memories...
Great game, it was hard to beat back then and I never forgot the music. I love the tune that you hear when you push the start button. ^^
I got Megaman II down to a science. Now Battletoads - that was a f**kin hard game!
HOLY!! I was already half way through the game when I gave up near the end of the rope level? I gotta get back to this!