The TV issue you're talking about is a voltage regulation issue. TVs shoot higher voltage for bright images and lower voltage for darker scenes, this circuit is usually part of the flyback transformer. A shitty TV might not be able to handle this very well.
Ooouuuh... " _had_ friends", that sounded so sad... :( I hope you meant: back in the day, the young days when we all [most] had whole groups of friends (from school, hood, etc.) Like I said, I hope *that's* what you meant.
@@Acrophobia1981 I thought I was the only one that did that. I was playing Mega Man X while the video of James & Mike playing Mega Man X was playing, too lol
I absolutely adore this game. I found it at a garage sale for $5 when I was a kid. My friend and I came up with the name 'Maverick' for the ship, and for some reason 'Lightfrog' for the little helper. 😂
But would they play it since it's on Genesis and they seem to be huge Nintendo fanboys? Genesis has lot of games that no one barely talks about which is shame really.
@@johannesmakila2459 they would still play it, I mean they played Golden Axe. They don't hate on Sega, they're all about Nostalgia and revisiting the past.
Finally got a day off where I can watch this while I'm chillin at the house like you guys. Usually I'm in traffic when this pops up on my notifications.
I vividly remember finishing this game on Medium after half a year of hating my life, and getting the ending of "PLAY ON HARD AND GET THE REAL ENDING". It almost broke my soul :P
Glorious early age SNES rental slowdown magnificence ftw. When you realized the SNES had early slowdown bugs but the slo-mo let you soak it up all the more #1992
I've really always loved the show just being about friends hanging out and playing games and talking, just like we all did back in the day. Besides, the fails you guys do sometimes are hilarious. I dont even like let's play type shows but I always look forward to a new episode of JMM! Especially when you guys just choose random games rather than just trying to choose whatever is most popular.
It's easier with the battery saves. At least it doesn't start you from the beginning of the stage when you die like Super R Type does..ALL OF THE TIME 😑
I played this on Sega Master System when I was a kid. I was about ten or eleven and I ALMOST beat it. A few years ago I found it for the iPad and it was so much harder. That kind of precision steering just cannot be done on a touchscreen.
You'd think otherwise, huh!... Immediate touch response, finger dragging (I don't know, I imagine you drag the ship with your finger to move it..?) and yet, go figure! On the other hand, maybe it's too much in your way, blocking the screen. I don't like that in many "touch-n-drag" mobile games. Not to mention *this* kind of one...
I've always understood the concept of James and Mike Monday's. It is just a shame that casual or ignorant viewers often come in and bash their performance, thinking it to be some sort of speed run or from a purists perspective. No matter how many times James and Mike explain, people still do not understand. I put it down to casual viewers. Which is very ironic when you think about it, people bash them for being a "casual" yet little do they know they're the "casual" viewer which leads to a false perspective.
James has beaten many hard games. You most likely do not watch Mike's live streams either where he also beats lots of hard games, challenges included. Another thing, playing a game completely on your own is completely different experience. They're often talking to each other and the added pressure of the camera with thousands of viewers. Which a lot of people call it "The curse of the streamer" PS Most of the games James and Mike play are ones either they have never played before or haven't played seriously for like 20 years.
@@Dazz-252 I've seen Mike beat some hard ass games like Ninja Gaiden and the NES Teenage Ninja Turtles before. So to me it just seems like Mike is the more hardcore player.
Excellent point. Into know how many times they’ve mentioned it and people still whine in the comments.. maybe it’s been ciewers which would be good for J&M
@Exiled Mind I agree. Have you ever see them play an FPS.. I'm just shouting at the screen: Strafe!!!, strafe around the fekkin' corner!!! :) but love their content though, and fair play to Mike for beating some really hard games though like Ninja Gaiden.
I remember a friend & I used the music test from this game (cool - stereo sound!) & a few other games & sounds to make a cassette album back in the day. If only we still had it... I also still have the original SNES & Super R-Type. I play it every once in awhile.
@@sebastiann.8088 that's a tough ass game with the 2nd level being the most notorious with turbo tunnel. So if that game is easier then that's really saying sonething
@@milescurtisnorwood9957 I've beaten battletoads so I can say from experience that it is harder. And the turbo tunnel isn't all that hard, you just need to memorize the level. The level 7 stage on the other hand is a COMPLETELY different story lol.
Both games have one thing in common. PRACTICE, repetition, and more practice. Once I learned to overcome the Turbo Tunnel (3rd stage actually, 2nd is shimmying down the pit, but whatever) it wasn't a problem, just the time it took to get to the same spot in the game after you lost all your... continues :P
I haven't played this game either since Super Nintendo was out. I remember the box art tho. However just got Rtype complete CD PC Engine CD. That's a good one.
1:40 James crashes into the ground for absolutely no reason. 2:58 James crashes into the ground yet again, at exactly the same point, for absolutely no reason.
So you basically announced that we'll have a J&MM on Sexy Parodius at one point... but I think a game like that could be a fresh subject for an AVGN video. Maybe not a whole video, meybe just a clip in an episode, but I wanna see the Nerd play something like that. How about an episode on weird humor japanese games?
Αs much as I love everything Cinemassacre related, I have to say, your Intros/Outros are practically non-existant :D I actually started checking if my speakers were on in the beginning of this video! lol
Always been one of my favorite games. I even have a collective soundtrack and a model of the ship. R-type 3 is better, but super is still fun and original. It actually is a few levels of r-type 2 and a few original ones.
Yeah, not having a checkpoint "ruined" this game, in comparison the other titles. Definitely try R-Type III, it is the best one for SNES, it also offers 3 different Force devices, with each their own lasers and mechanics, just don't try the R-Type III port on GameBoy Advance and think that it is exactly the same as on SNES, because it is not, it is way inferior.
This reminds me a lot of a side-scrolling space shooter I had on Sega CD, but I can't think of what it was called. It was pretty much like this though except for slightly better Sega CD graphics, but that was about it. I played the hell out of it though...it was a fun game. Surprisingly, as many games as I rented throughout my childhood, I do not ever remember playing this specific space shooter for the SNES. Most of the space games I played were either NES (like their port of Galaga) and then Sega Genesis and beyond.
Oh man, this brings me so many memories, I finished this game like one thousand times, and I'm a very bad player, but it was so addictive...nowadays I have a Xbox One and I bought R-type Dimensions, but for me it was a bit dissapointing, Super R-type was so much better...
When I was a Kiddo, I got so upset when playing this. I smacked it on the head of the cartridge and suddenly I couldn't be hurt by anything... I was flying through walls, it was awesome. Every time after that, I smacked it right after turning it on and 90% of the time it would work. Never tried to beat it without doing that, might just have to now haha.
Love this game. I even went as far as to play this from very easy to very hard trying to complete it on all difficulties in one sitting. Never done the last one tho
R-Type Final on PS2 is one of my favourite shoot'em ups. It's also pretty manageable difficulty wise being the only game in this genre that I have beaten. There is also a ****ton of ships and weapons to unlock.
A friend of mine had an old console TV that would do that vertical scrolling thing. Drove us nuts. Nobody wanted to go to his house to play Nintendo (but we did anyway).
Oh my god, this was one of the games that I got with the SNES my uncle gave me when I was 9. The others were Super Mario World, Primal Rage, Nigel Mansell's F1 (put a lot of time into this one), Strike! (some generic soccer game), Atlanta 1996 (no time put into that one), and Super Turrican 2 (I instantly fell in love with this one. It also scared the shit out of my little brothers. heh.).
My fave game series :D:D:D !!! Also, the plot of the series is a "stock" kind of "mankind Vs evil aliens", which in R-Type are callen "Bydo", but that's only until the PSX chapter of "R-Type Delta", where there are hints that the Bydos are more than mere alien creatures. This culminates in the PS2 game "R-Type Final", where is explained and shown that the Bydo are actually humans being turned into these alien creatures by some sort of failed experiment in deep space. If you feel like getting back to the series you should check out either Delta or Final, are amazing.
They were really challenging & that was one of the great things about those games.I always hated when I'd save up my allowance back then & I'd go out buy a game I thought would last me a while but I'd end up beating it in a day or two.
I actually beat this game on the hardest mode when I was kid. I had some crazy patience and determination when I was younger. Also Mike saying you don't have to know very much to pick up a shmup and see how far you can get almost never applies to arcade shmups Shinobu Yagawa worked on.
When my TV used to roll, I'd slap it across the side and it would work again. I know people see that in movies, but it really did work. Didn't teach me much tolerance for technology though, the solution was apparently violence.
I remember playing Gradius 3 long ass time ago and if you died at a boss it was tough because you have to fight him again with barely any power ups the next times.
This is a fantastic game. It took me five days to get to the end and beat the final boss. We’re talking around 12 hours of play each day so about 60 hours. Tough game but lots of fun.
I prefer the original R-Type on TG-16 and R-Type 3 also on SNES, but Super R-Type is decent. Kinda wish it were just a straight port of R-Type II, though.
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James & Mike Mondays - Just Dicking Around since 2013
lol 😂
great comment
Dicking around is fine, just don’t start cocking about.
Damn, it's been that long?
Wow 5 years.
@@drewsebastino2889 not as long as Mike's schlong
The TV issue you're talking about is a voltage regulation issue. TVs shoot higher voltage for bright images and lower voltage for darker scenes, this circuit is usually part of the flyback transformer. A shitty TV might not be able to handle this very well.
how do you know that?! :D
ok but if you carbonate the nitrogen impulse power core, it should compensate for the variance in the neutrino field.
Like putting too much air in a balloon!
Rory O'Toole I think you're forgetting the polarity issue caused by the expelling of the sodium bicarbonate used to degauss the field
Deconverted Man Some people do things outside of playing video games.
I like watching James & Mike Mondays in lieu of Angry Nerd. It's cool to see good friends just chilling (reminds me of when I had friends)
Ooouuuh... " _had_ friends", that sounded so sad... :(
I hope you meant: back in the day, the young days when we all [most] had whole groups of friends (from school, hood, etc.) Like I said, I hope *that's* what you meant.
You had friends?
@@thestwinner680 hahaha, exactly
I like to binge watch all the James and Mike episodes every few months,it's good background noise while playing a game. ;P
@@Acrophobia1981 I thought I was the only one that did that. I was playing Mega Man X while the video of James & Mike playing Mega Man X was playing, too lol
That Macaulay Culkin foreshadowing is great. I wonder at this time if they'd ever know Culkin would be playing with them on that same couch.
I absolutely adore this game. I found it at a garage sale for $5 when I was a kid. My friend and I came up with the name 'Maverick' for the ship, and for some reason 'Lightfrog' for the little helper. 😂
You guys should play Gunstar Heroes sometime. REALLY fun two player genesis game.
I'll played that game. One of the best shoot em up games on the sega genesis
But would they play it since it's on Genesis and they seem to be huge Nintendo fanboys? Genesis has lot of games that no one barely talks about which is shame really.
@@johannesmakila2459 Yeah they do play WAY more snes games than any other console, but I'm sure they could get around to playing it.
@@johannesmakila2459 they would still play it, I mean they played Golden Axe. They don't hate on Sega, they're all about Nostalgia and revisiting the past.
@@milescurtisnorwood9957 exactly
This was easily the hardest game I ever beat as a kid! Great music too!!
Finally got a day off where I can watch this while I'm chillin at the house like you guys. Usually I'm in traffic when this pops up on my notifications.
I vividly remember finishing this game on Medium after half a year of hating my life, and getting the ending of "PLAY ON HARD AND GET THE REAL ENDING".
It almost broke my soul :P
Glorious early age SNES rental slowdown magnificence ftw. When you realized the SNES had early slowdown bugs but the slo-mo let you soak it up all the more #1992
I've really always loved the show just being about friends hanging out and playing games and talking, just like we all did back in the day. Besides, the fails you guys do sometimes are hilarious. I dont even like let's play type shows but I always look forward to a new episode of JMM! Especially when you guys just choose random games rather than just trying to choose whatever is most popular.
I personally prefer R-Type III: The Third Lightning.
Super R-Type had the better soundtrack but The Third Lightning had the better gameplay
It's easier with the battery saves. At least it doesn't start you from the beginning of the stage when you die like Super R Type does..ALL OF THE TIME 😑
@@milescurtisnorwood9957 I hated that too. Even on Easy it sends you back to the beginning of the stage. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Check point in the middle of stage is not a good idea for Shmup game believe me.
@@gunbuckybucketman4578 Not with THIS game.
I played this on Sega Master System when I was a kid. I was about ten or eleven and I ALMOST beat it. A few years ago I found it for the iPad and it was so much harder. That kind of precision steering just cannot be done on a touchscreen.
You'd think otherwise, huh!... Immediate touch response, finger dragging (I don't know, I imagine you drag the ship with your finger to move it..?) and yet, go figure! On the other hand, maybe it's too much in your way, blocking the screen. I don't like that in many "touch-n-drag" mobile games. Not to mention *this* kind of one...
Yep, much of the difficulty is your finger getting in the way so you cannot see incoming bullets. But also, that necessary tactile feel is missing.
I've always understood the concept of James and Mike Monday's. It is just a shame that casual or ignorant viewers often come in and bash their performance, thinking it to be some sort of speed run or from a purists perspective.
No matter how many times James and Mike explain, people still do not understand. I put it down to casual viewers. Which is very ironic when you think about it, people bash them for being a "casual" yet little do they know they're the "casual" viewer which leads to a false perspective.
@Exiled Mind Mike is actually better at playing games than James.
James has beaten many hard games. You most likely do not watch Mike's live streams either where he also beats lots of hard games, challenges included.
Another thing, playing a game completely on your own is completely different experience. They're often talking to each other and the added pressure of the camera with thousands of viewers. Which a lot of people call it "The curse of the streamer"
PS
Most of the games James and Mike play are ones either they have never played before or haven't played seriously for like 20 years.
@@Dazz-252 I've seen Mike beat some hard ass games like Ninja Gaiden and the NES Teenage Ninja Turtles before. So to me it just seems like Mike is the more hardcore player.
Excellent point. Into know how many times they’ve mentioned it and people still whine in the comments.. maybe it’s been ciewers which would be good for J&M
@Exiled Mind I agree. Have you ever see them play an FPS..
I'm just shouting at the screen: Strafe!!!, strafe around the fekkin' corner!!! :) but love their content though, and fair play to Mike for beating some really hard games though like Ninja Gaiden.
I don't particularly love the scrolling space shooters like Gradius, but I loved Super-R Type. Like Mike said, just a great game.
I remember a friend & I used the music test from this game (cool - stereo sound!) & a few other games & sounds to make a cassette album back in the day. If only we still had it...
I also still have the original SNES & Super R-Type. I play it every once in awhile.
21:22
"Now I know."
And knowing is half the battle.
G.I.JOE
The other half is forgetting what you already know.
- Yeah, sounds like a cheap fortune cookie message, I know :P
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Mike had too much coffee today.
I dont think thats coffee...
@@a1rh3add Sweet Tea?
It probably is coffee to be fair. Wawa.
Bolivian white coffee is a great pick-me-up. Toot toot!
They totally messed up their "The only gas giant is......" setup.
IT'S URANUS!!!
Hard ass game that'll send you to the beginning of the stage if you die. Ahh, the classics that'll send your blood pressure through the roof
I honestly do think battletoads is easier than this game.
@@sebastiann.8088 that's a tough ass game with the 2nd level being the most notorious with turbo tunnel. So if that game is easier then that's really saying sonething
@@milescurtisnorwood9957 I've beaten battletoads so I can say from experience that it is harder. And the turbo tunnel isn't all that hard, you just need to memorize the level. The level 7 stage on the other hand is a COMPLETELY different story lol.
Both games have one thing in common. PRACTICE, repetition, and more practice. Once I learned to overcome the Turbo Tunnel (3rd stage actually, 2nd is shimmying down the pit, but whatever) it wasn't a problem, just the time it took to get to the same spot in the game after you lost all your... continues :P
James is Chronologically Confused about R-Type
I remember this game. It was fucken hard. I loved the sound of the explosions and the music rocked. .
the cam seems to be a bit behind the gameplay being shown... or james is slow on the reactions
This was one of my favourite games on my Atari 1040st computer, along with Xenon 2!!
It's all about Space Mega Force! "Presented about Toho"
I haven't played this game either since Super Nintendo was out. I remember the box art tho. However just got Rtype complete CD PC Engine CD. That's a good one.
1:40 James crashes into the ground for absolutely no reason.
2:58 James crashes into the ground yet again, at exactly the same point, for absolutely no reason.
That WAS the reason. Takes skill to master that type of timed spot-on perfection LMAO :D
He didn't felt the Silver Surfer vives the game gives.
exactly what i thought
James talks with or listen to Mike....that’s the reason.
James and mike Mondays: Dickin’ around since 2012
This game was SO much fun to rent when it came out. Even though I was shit at it I still loved it lol
Now we know that Maculay Culkin has played the home alone games
Super R-Type is one of my favorite SNES games. Also, Parodius is epic!
How could James say he'd never heard of Parodius or even the genre: 'cute 'em up'...?!
Best part? The "Did we play Double Dragon?" back-and-forth bit.
OMG this brings back memories! I always loved the R-type series,1942 & 1943.
I remember calling this game Gradius Megaman. Its because you fly around in a ship but you can charge your shots by holding down the shoot button.
So you basically announced that we'll have a J&MM on Sexy Parodius at one point... but I think a game like that could be a fresh subject for an AVGN video. Maybe not a whole video, meybe just a clip in an episode, but I wanna see the Nerd play something like that.
How about an episode on weird humor japanese games?
Awesome! Thanks for finally covering this series!
We're Just Dicking Around should be a James and Mike T-Shirt
I love R type!!!
Looks like Mike went to the Banquet Conquistador school of pronouncing "penguin".
that whole gas giant conversation was fucked
When James mentions the vertical scrolling, it reminded me of the vertical scrolling in Street Fighter 2010.
I leave for basic training Monday and I asked myself how would I like to spend my last weekend. Cinemassacre marathon
Two guys just chillin playing games. Life's simple pleasures.
One of my favourite childhood games is R-Type Delta
Αs much as I love everything Cinemassacre related, I have to say, your Intros/Outros are practically non-existant :D
I actually started checking if my speakers were on in the beginning of this video! lol
Series should be renamed to "Dickin' around with Motherf*cker Mike on Monday's that are AAAAASSSS!!11!". Not overly long, is it?
Always been one of my favorite games. I even have a collective soundtrack and a model of the ship. R-type 3 is better, but super is still fun and original. It actually is a few levels of r-type 2 and a few original ones.
Yeah, not having a checkpoint "ruined" this game, in comparison the other titles.
Definitely try R-Type III, it is the best one for SNES, it also offers 3 different Force devices, with each their own lasers and mechanics, just don't try the R-Type III port on GameBoy Advance and think that it is exactly the same as on SNES, because it is not, it is way inferior.
I don't think the game is ruined, and I still beat it, though I guess you didn't
This reminds me a lot of a side-scrolling space shooter I had on Sega CD, but I can't think of what it was called. It was pretty much like this though except for slightly better Sega CD graphics, but that was about it. I played the hell out of it though...it was a fun game.
Surprisingly, as many games as I rented throughout my childhood, I do not ever remember playing this specific space shooter for the SNES. Most of the space games I played were either NES (like their port of Galaga) and then Sega Genesis and beyond.
OH I may know the name of the game you are looking for! Was it Robo Aleste? Or Solfeace?
A flashback in a flashback... _Cinemassacre-ception_
I've played the Gameboy Advance version
Oh man, this brings me so many memories, I finished this game like one thousand times, and I'm a very bad player, but it was so addictive...nowadays I have a Xbox One and I bought R-type Dimensions, but for me it was a bit dissapointing, Super R-type was so much better...
"Just dicking around and stuff"
-Shakespeare Mike
Always thought of J&M Mondays as you two either checking stuff out or beating a childhood fav.
When I was a Kiddo, I got so upset when playing this. I smacked it on the head of the cartridge and suddenly I couldn't be hurt by anything... I was flying through walls, it was awesome. Every time after that, I smacked it right after turning it on and 90% of the time it would work. Never tried to beat it without doing that, might just have to now haha.
If Mike likes the "force " mechanic in R-Type, he'd probably like the "TOZ" mechanic in Gaiares for the Genesis. Nice video guys.
One of the many great side scrolling shooters of the SNES and personal faves, keep em coming James & Mike.
Mike and James, you guys ROCK!
the nerd died at the exact same point 3 times
Love this game. I even went as far as to play this from very easy to very hard trying to complete it on all difficulties in one sitting. Never done the last one tho
“That confirmed the whole game is simons quest”
My memories of R-Type are playing it on the Spectrum 48 and it was by far the best graphics. Also it was incredibly difficult.
R-Type Final on PS2 is one of my favourite shoot'em ups. It's also pretty manageable difficulty wise being the only game in this genre that I have beaten. There is also a ****ton of ships and weapons to unlock.
James is at 1000% concentration in this video lol
Amazing game! Last time i played it was in 1998, good memories 😃
Weird, the TV issue sounds like it could've been losing vertical sync
Dont care about the slowdown, I love this game.
The best R-Type is Delta.
You guys need to do Pop n Twinbee and Giga Wing also
R Type III - lightning strike is and always was my favorite game. I´ve played through it so many times...
You guys would like cybernator for snes. I loved that gem
@@torgogorgo1888 Metal Warriors is an expensive game though
A friend of mine had an old console TV that would do that vertical scrolling thing. Drove us nuts. Nobody wanted to go to his house to play Nintendo (but we did anyway).
Damn, now we're itching to play a little Super R-Type! Parodius sounds really interesting; may have to look into it.
Parodius on the snes is awesome, defo get round to doing a James and Mike Monday's on that one
"Dickkin' Around With James and Mike Mondays"
Your explanation around the 11minute mark killed me! Seriously expect a lawsuit from my family soon
Happy Labor day everyone!
And a happy labor day to you as well!
Yeah, I don't think the people in the concentration camps would like that one...
Flipping you off from work
I don't think people care about labor day
Thanks! I cared that you cared
I like just listening to you guys talk. I don't have to watch until Mike Laughs.
Another great episode. This game is so awesome, best one in the series imo
This was one of my favorites. I could never get a full two runs on hard and pro, though. I always choked on stage five, I think, on Pro.
Oh my god, this was one of the games that I got with the SNES my uncle gave me when I was 9. The others were Super Mario World, Primal Rage, Nigel Mansell's F1 (put a lot of time into this one), Strike! (some generic soccer game), Atlanta 1996 (no time put into that one), and Super Turrican 2 (I instantly fell in love with this one. It also scared the shit out of my little brothers. heh.).
My fave game series :D:D:D !!!
Also, the plot of the series is a "stock" kind of "mankind Vs evil aliens", which in R-Type are callen "Bydo", but that's only until the PSX chapter of "R-Type Delta", where there are hints that the Bydos are more than mere alien creatures.
This culminates in the PS2 game "R-Type Final", where is explained and shown that the Bydo are actually humans being turned into these alien creatures by some sort of failed experiment in deep space.
If you feel like getting back to the series you should check out either Delta or Final, are amazing.
They were really challenging & that was one of the great things about those games.I always hated when I'd save up my allowance back then & I'd go out buy a game I thought would last me a while but I'd end up beating it in a day or two.
Haha that double dragon thing was hilarious. Should have done it again anyway. For April fool's next year maybe
I actually beat this game on the hardest mode when I was kid. I had some crazy patience and determination when I was younger.
Also Mike saying you don't have to know very much to pick up a shmup and see how far you can get almost never applies to arcade shmups Shinobu Yagawa worked on.
Now I Feel like playing some shumups
Thanks for the video!
Good game, but Lightening Force (Thunder Force 4) Blows it out of the water
"Fucking around, dicking around"
Mike said that quite a bit.
Nice to see shooter games were still being made for consoles. I know Lifeforce on NES but they were mainly in the Atari 2600 and arcade era.
If I ever met James I would want him to sign a copy of Dr Jekyll and My Hyde as a joke
When my TV used to roll, I'd slap it across the side and it would work again. I know people see that in movies, but it really did work. Didn't teach me much tolerance for technology though, the solution was apparently violence.
I remember playing Gradius 3 long ass time ago and if you died at a boss it was tough because you have to fight him again with barely any power ups the next times.
Actually you lost all the power uos upon dying so basically you started with nothing
@@sebastiann.8088 yeah sometimes you could get 1 or 2 power ups before the boss but still pretty useless lol.
That sounds ODDLY familiar... :P
i remember playing r-type on the commodore 64. man i am getting old
Dude the music in that port was awesome! I think the music was better than the arcade version of R-Type 1
This is a fantastic game. It took me five days to get to the end and beat the final boss. We’re talking around 12 hours of play each day so about 60 hours. Tough game but lots of fun.
Difficult as hell! Thats my memory for this game.
They are company that do Dark soul series.
Oh yeah. I failed really bad
I still got this lol
Used to love this game!
Super R-Type or better known as the slowest shooter on the SNES. They never made it to the most hectic levels where the frames drop to single digits.
If this game was on Sega Genesis there would be no slowdown.
I prefer the original R-Type on TG-16 and R-Type 3 also on SNES, but Super R-Type is decent. Kinda wish it were just a straight port of R-Type II, though.
Like R-Type 2 on gameboy! That one was fun.