Adventure Island

[Anonymous No.1250947]

I have to say that beating this game last year was one of the most satisfying things in a long while. Of course I was a pussy and had to use continues.

What I want to know is, that are the sequals as hard?
This first one is tremendous fun.

[Anonymous No.1250953]

>>1250947
>What I want to know is, that are the sequals as hard?

definitely not as hard. I actually prefer AI 2 & 3 and also AI 4 and Super AI 2 change up the formula and are more action/adventure/rpg's than straight forward action games and are both worth your time.

[Anonymous No.1250957]

>>1250953
>I actually prefer AI 2 & 3

meant to say I prefer the first AI over AI 2 or AI 3

[Anonymous No.1250958]

>>1250947
>Of course I was a pussy and had to use continues.

What? That's what they're there for.

To answer your question, I'm not all that familiar with the series, but I do know Super Adventure Island on the SNES is not too tough with practice. It also has a bitchin' soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro.

[Anonymous No.1250960]

>>1250958
I just didn't want anyone to think that I was THAT hardcore that I'd beat it without any, as it is a kind of a "cheat" you need to unlock.

[Anonymous No.1251114]

There was a PS2 remake of this... Takahashi Meijin something something. It played like the original, just had the gfx and music upgraded.

[Anonymous No.1251119]

>>1251114
>Takahashi Meijin

Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima (高橋名人の冒険島)

[Anonymous No.1251436]

2 is good. 3 is a rehash. I enjoyed 4 very much. Didn't really care for Super 1, but I liked Super 2. The original is the only one I felt accomplished for beating.

[Anonymous No.1252592]

"I thought it was called Wonder Boy."

-Me, Age 8