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Posted on Jun 22nd 2019 at 12:00:00 PM by (NeoMagicWarrior)
Posted under Game Boy, GB, Wario, Nintendo, Bomberman



Join me for this month's "explosive" entry into  Neo's "A Brief Look At" series!

This month, we check out Wario's Blast for the Nintendo Game Boy.

Check out more of Neo, and the rest of the RFGeneration stream team at http://Twitch.tv/RFGeneration



Posted on Nov 26th 2017 at 01:00:00 PM by (NeoMagicWarrior)
Posted under Golf, Nintendo, Indie, sports

[img width=700 height=393]https://i.imgur.com/KG1RfJP.jpg[/img]

Every once in a while, a title comes along and really surprises you...really makes you want to play it start to finish. Golf Story on the Nintendo Switch somehow became one of those games. Golf Story is a golf/RPG hybrid game done in a pixel art style, but that barely starts to describe the adventure you are about to go on.



Continue reading Golf Story



Posted on Oct 23rd 2016 at 12:00:00 PM by (NeoMagicWarrior)
Posted under NES, AV, Nintendo, mod, GBA SP

[img width=500 height=650]http://i.imgur.com/J1tOBbV.jpg[/img]

One of the biggest drawbacks of the NES Model 2, or the "Toploader," is its lack of AV out. Being tethered to coaxial output these days seems almost barbaric, especially since the Model 1 Nintendo has it standard! Thanks to the wonders of the internet, and a neat little circuit board, I fixed that issue in short order.

 As a bonus, I did some repair to my GBA SP, which warrants some attention in case any would be handymen decided to undertake the job themselves.


Continue reading Neo's Mod Corner: NES Toploader AV mod & GBA Shell Change



Posted on Aug 26th 2016 at 12:00:00 PM by (NeoMagicWarrior)
Posted under NES, Wrestling, Tecmo, Nintendo

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Game: Tecmo World Wrestling
Developer: Tecmo
Platform(s): NES
Average Member Rating: 70%


Recently, I had a run in with one of my favorite NES games as a kid, and thought that it might be worth a closer look. Tecmo World Wrestling or Gekitou Pro Wrestling!! Toukno Densetsu (that is a mouthful) is the premiere choice of wrestling games on the NES, which is surprisingly a pretty crowded category. Not to spoil things, but of them all, TWC stands far above as the clear winner here.


Continue reading Tecmo World Wrestling



Posted on Jan 17th 2013 at 04:41:04 PM by (NeoMagicWarrior)
Posted under Backlog, wii, shooter, nintendo

Welcome to what I hope to be a recurring series of blog posts. As i finish games, it seems fitting to throw my 2 cents out to the world....so without further adieu...!


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Geometry Wars: Galaxies ~ Nintendo Wii
Average Used Price: 4$


For anyone who hasn't played it in one form or another, geometry wars is a twin stick shooter that revolves around the idea that bright lights and flashing is fun (if any game needs a seizure warning, it is this). Galaxies takes the original game, which had a square arena and a few different enemies, and added more arenas and more enemies. It also brings a new game play element in with a new "companion". You now have a pod that follows your ship around. Depending on what you pick for it to do, it can fly around and collect "geoms", the game's new currency, attack stuff, defend your ship, etc. The game has a ton of levels and has a neat mechanic, where if you have the DS version, you can link the two games together and unlock a special world in both.


[img width=368 height=380]http://imageshack.us/a/img145/1122/dronefq0.gif[/img]

Graphics:9/10
Geometry wars has simple graphics, but what it does have is done well. Lines are sharp. Colors are bright. Even more important is that, even on the wii, there is no slowdown when the screen is swarming with literally hundreds of bullets and enemies.
[img width=700 height=393]http://firsthour.net/screenshots/geometry-wars-galaxies/geometry-wars-galaxies-large-hd.jpg[/img]


Audio: 6/10
The soundtrack consists of generic techno music on a loop....which gets pretty repetitive. The actual sound effects feel very generic as well, and come out sorta "muddy", even on a nicer sound system.

Control: 15/20
The game gives you the option of playing wiimote+nunchaku, or with the classic controller. While playing with the wiimote is "possible", i wouldn't recommend it...ever. Twin stick shooters need two sticks. With the classic controller, the game plays and feels great.

Gameplay: 40/50
Geometry Wars is fun. Period. What are you waiting for? Go play it!

In all seriousness, the game is fun on its own...and the addition to a leveling system for your pod, as well as a ton of levels should keep you playing for days.

With enough time, it'll get stale for a bit...you'll put it away...and then later on pick back up and have as much fun as you started...but the same could be said for many classic arcade games.

Replay: 10/10
Geometry Wars is a game that you will keep on picking up and trying to beat that high score. It has the same addiction level as tetris or pacman, with the game being simplistic, and having a large focus on score. Multiplayer support is great too!

Total 80/100

Geometry Wars: Galaxies is defiantly one to own if you have a wii sitting there collecting dust. At an average used price of about 4$, it's a steal!.....go play it already!

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Till next time!
Neo~
Backlog: 271 (63% completed)


P.S: just redid the gameroom! expect a full report eventually!


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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