Its unbelieveable. The game is broken beyond repair. It was being marked for .99 when I saw it at GamesPlus 4 years ago that right there should have been a red flag.
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Big Rigs is a very good game. I know what you're thinking but hear me out, Big Rigs is like Farm Sim 2011 except instead of farms it's simulating a world where physics don't exist, and where you can go the fastest in reverse.
It also gives you a glimpse into being deaf.
10/10 would play again.
Never heard of this game. At first, I thought this was just some sort of Lance Armstrong, fallen hero post:)
Well the good news is you can clear it in under 7 minutes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNR4bWvnM6o
I seriously feel sorry for the poor sap who spent $50 for this.
Why play it if it can be completed in under 10 minutes?
I gotta another BROKEN ASS RPG for the NES for everyone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYVRNr59wKY
Eh, I liked Hydlide well enough, and it certainly wasn't broken. I beat it around the same time that I beat Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy for the first time, and I enjoyed it for what it was: a quirky little game that, though somewhat outdated by the time it was released in the US, had its charm. It wasn't trying to be DW or FF, any more than Super Hydlide was trying to be Phantasy Star or Ys: The Vanished Omens. It had its own thing going.
I can understand not liking it -- different strokes, etc. -- but when people go on about how it was the worst RPG ever and totally unplayable blah blah blah, I can't help but roll my eyes. I had no trouble figuring it out, and I was barely into my teens.
BTW a 32X version of Big Rigs would be a thing of beauty. I'm grateful to that game for teaching me how to save a lot of time on my morning commute; as long as I do the whole thing in reverse, I can get there in a jiff.
I don't really care for it myself, but Hydlide isn't broken it's just very archaic. It was one of the first attempts at the RPG genre by a Japanese developer and you really have to look at it in that context to appreciate it.
The original version is just as bad a game by today's standards. There's nothing horrendous about the NES port that the PC88 version does better. Some of the other early Japanese PC versions are okay though, but they're still basically the same.
You could argue that the NES really didn't need a port of it, but it was reasonably popular in Japan so it got one.
The problem was that the port came in 1988 in Japan and in 1989 in US. 2 FULL years after Zelda hit the big time. The fact that it felt half-assed and cheaply made turned off alot of gamers.
Also, it made little sense why on earth did the soundtrack consists of the "Indiana Jones" theme looped over and over again throughout the entire game.
And yes, it was made by the same people behind Heroes of The Lance.
Haha. You know you want to get your heroes of the lance fix.
I'm fairly certain "trolling" and "spamming" are two very different things. Mr sega doesn't troll, in fact he's quite mannerly, he's just on an orbi mission. Plus mrsega spamming doesn't give other people permission to do rude things.
That's not trolling.
Yup. I feel the same way about hydlide as I do about the first final fantasy, great for their times but didn't quite stand the test of time.