Funny that I still remember my first PSX game was Resident Evil 1, yet, I don't remember my second PSX game (not Resident Evil 2 not Silent Hill 1)...
Resident Evil 1 blew my mind and my eyes when I played it the first time...look, the gaint spider! Lucky that I don't have any Arachnophobia.
I still remember this one time. After a McDonald's lunch, I was playing NES TMNT at my cousin's house (she had a NES and TMNT, I had FC but no TMNT). She was outside playing with her dog, and all of a sudden, the dog just ran off. I heard her yell, so I paused my game, ran out, and joined the chase for her runaway dog. We ended up finding him in a park.
It was the first time her dog had ever run away like that, and we had no idea why. Once everything was settled, I just went back inside and continued my TMNT game.
I still remember this one time. After a McDonald's lunch, I was playing NES TMNT at my cousin's house (she had a NES and TMNT, I had FC but no TMNT). She was outside playing with her dog, and all of a sudden, the dog just ran off. I heard her yell, so I paused my game, ran out, and joined the chase for her runaway dog. We ended up finding him in a park.
It was the first time her dog had ever run away like that, and we had no idea why. Once everything was settled, I just went back inside and continued my TMNT game.
Leech from X-Men can negate the special powers of those around him — or, in JJBA terms, other people’s Stands. His Stand would probably not have an eyecatch illustration, similar to Emporio Alnino’s Stand, “Burning Down the House.” I think Leech’s weaknesses in X-Men could also apply in JJBA. I would like to name his Stand “Dead Radio Generation.”
I think only Stands that aren't unable to see (or refuse to see) are capable...
Me: Centipede (1981), Crystal Castles (1983), Super Sprint (1986), Tetris (1989), Pit-Fighter (1990)
And I really like the Atari 2600 Reactor, and I wish the arcade version was made by Atari so it could have been included in this list...
Me: Centipede (1981), Crystal Castles (1983), Super Sprint (1986), Tetris (1989), Pit-Fighter (1990)
And I really like the Atari 2600 Reactor, and I wish the arcade version was made by Atari so it could have been included in this list...
Actually, I don't remember exactly, but Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne for PS2 must be one of them. I first played it around 2004 and stopped after beating the first boss because I couldn't get into the 3D style. After two moves I lost my PS2, and with it just a handful of games: SMT III, Gradius V, Silent Hill 2 and 3, Alone in the Dark, Contra: Shattered Soldier, and a few others. I didn't pick it up again until around 2025, when I played the PS2 version through emulation and finally beat it. Turns out I've come around to 3D SMT after all.
As one example, I rented "Ghouls 'n Ghosts" for the Sega Genesis and bought it immediately as my local arcade didn’t have the game at the time. Later, at a newer arcade center, I found the arcade version. Playing it there, I was amazed by how closely the home version matched the arcade experience.
