/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4752551
you need to bust loose

Once you get a hang of using the Dash this game is a breeze. This was a childhood favorite of mine.

>>4752551
Yeah it's a surprisingly difficult game. Blame the physics acting like he's on Jupiter. It's a shame, that and Buster's Hidden Treasure would've had great parkour potential.

Good, because if you don't die you will finish that game in 25 minutes.

>>4752568
This is true of most games of that era.

It only has 6 levels, but they are long levels with many different sections.
Let me guess OP, you got casual filtered on the train part.

>>4752620
What is it with those train levels?

OP, you should have known better the moment you saw that Konami logo, be it on the label or before the title screen.

The train level is much harder than the rest of the game, but it's also sooo good and well designed.

>>4752551
Is this harder or easier than Buster's Hidden Treasure?

>>4755730
BHT has progressive difficulty, while BBL's hardest level is the 2nd one, as already mentioned, specifically the train part.
Both are doable though, I beat them as a kid multiple times. But the train level is more difficult than anything on BHT.
The thing is that BBL introduces new concepts and mechanics in every level, while BHT is more of a straightforward platformer.

>>4752551
git gud anon

>>4752560
>a surprisingly difficult game

...if you're complete shit at video games

>>4755746
How do either compare to the nes entry?

By the way if you play on Hard mode there is an exta level

>>4756283
I didn't know this. Guess it's time to fire it up.
>>4756276
All 3 games are very good. The NES game lets you play as 3 different characters, and also has some challenge.
The 2nd Tiny Toon game for Game Boy (Montana's Move Madness) is also a solid platformer, obviously not in the same scope of the home system games, but has a similar approach to it and the distinct early 90s Konami quality.
I haven't played other Tiny Toon games, but those 4 were all good.

>>4756485
>All 3 games
You didn't play the others?
Konami made 2 for GB, 2 for NES, 1 for Genesis and 1 for SNES.
That's it for the platformers. They're good, except the first GB one is average. They made a couple other party/sports games on SNES/Genesis.
Genesis one was amazing, same team as Rocket Knight Adventures.

Treasure made a GBA game, and a budget as fuck PS2 one that never got released (got leaked) with unique voice acting (they reunited the whole cast one last time in spite of some behind-the-scenes WB drama), and the GBA one felt like an average, engine test for Astro Boy GBA and Advance Guardian Heroes.

>>4756596
Yeah I know about the other ones and I know they're not as good as the 4 I mentioned.
All these 4 games I played as a kid, somehow I ended up getting the good ones. I guess they were popular because they are good anyway.
And well, technically speaking, I didn't play Tiny Toon Adventures on NES, I played Super Bros. 6 on my old Famiclone I had as a kid. Just the same game but with Mario's sprite instead of Buster's, it still has Plucky and Furball though.

>>4752553
Kek