Poll
Question:
Which game in the Wizards & Warriors series was the best?
Option 1: Wizards & Warriors (the original)
votes: 6
Option 2: Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II
votes: 5
Option 3: Kuros...Visions of power: Wizards & Warriors III
votes: 0
Option 4: Wizards & Warriors chapter X: The Fortress of Fear
votes: 2
Option 5: None of them were any good. Also, I eat live kittens.
votes: 2
What was the best game in the series?
IMHO, the Original had the best gameplay, but the 2nd had awesome graphics and sound.
I voted for Chapter X, but only because I had it back in the day and consequently played the hell out of it. I don't recall ever playing parts II or III, but the original was damn good fun as well.
P.S. - What's wrong with eating live pussy? I'm not down (so to speak) with necrophilia.
Quote from: guest on 01/20/2010, 01:04 PMI voted for Chapter X, but only because I had it back in the day and consequently played the hell out of it. I don't recall ever playing parts II or III, but the original was damn good fun as well.
P.S. - What's wrong with eating live pussy? I'm not down (so to speak) with necrophilia.
that's the only one I've never played. Should I put it on my list of games to get when I get a super game boy?
Quote from: guyjin on 01/20/2010, 02:32 PMthat's the only one I've never played. Should I put it on my list of games to get when I get a super game boy?
I thought it sucked. And from what I remember (it's been a long time) every level has the same crappy music.
Quote from: guyjin on 01/20/2010, 02:32 PMthat's the only one I've never played. Should I put it on my list of games to get when I get a super game boy?
You may as well; it can't be worth more than a couple bucks (what GB game is?), so you won't be out much if you end up not caring for it.
My brother and I played the heck out of the original game. He was better than me, though, and I borrowed his techniques to beat the game. We borrowed the game from a friend, who said it was veery difficult, so naturally our goal was to beat it ASAP.
Some of the platforming can be unforgiving (narrow ledges to stand on)!
The original nuff said though the sequel was ok it wasn't good as the frist one.
i liked the second one more because it was lurpy.
and the music was very interesting!
its also frustrating as all asdkfjad;slkgj;asdklf shit.
something odd I encountered: I was trying to rember the game over tune from Wizards & Warriors 2, and searched all over youtube for it, and found, like, one instance of it.
turns out, they used the same tune for the shops, which I had forgotten, and nearly everyone calles it the store/shop theme.
http://youtu.be/8pri84zMLRM
Quote from: guyjin on 02/03/2010, 10:44 PMsomething odd I encountered: I was trying to rember the game over tune from Wizards & Warriors 2, and searched all over youtube for it, and found, like, one instance of it.
turns out, they used the same tune for the shops, which I had forgotten, and nearly everyone calles it the store/shop theme.
http://youtu.be/8pri84zMLRM
hey. thats the best tune from the game!
Rare had a pretty badass way of making echoy leads for the NES.
I voted Ironsword because it was the first NES game I bought. I beat it and Wizards an Warriors. Never played the newer ones.
so far it looks like both NES ones are getting equal amounts of love...
not much for visions of power though.... hah:)
Quote from: blueraven on 02/04/2010, 12:44 AMI voted Ironsword because it was the first NES game I bought. I beat it and Wizards an Warriors. Never played the newer ones.
Newer ones ? The last one was W&W III though i've heard not to many good things about it.
Fortress of Fear on gameboy was awesome when I was a kid!
yeah man. Fortress of Fear was awesome.
i got that and castlevania 2 for gameboy one day at the used game store and blew through so many batteries that week.
Quote from: TheClash603 on 02/04/2010, 07:00 AMFortress of Fear on gameboy was awesome when I was a kid!
I never knew there was a Gameboy installment.
And it was good, you and Arkhan say...
Damn. I don't have enough time on this planet to play all the games I missed out on.
Keep in mind it was one of my favorite games when I was 7... I haven't touched it since. I am going to pick it up at the flea market next time I go and give it a spin.
Wizards and Warriors: Fortress of Fear for the gameboy is not quite as good as I remember it. The sword attack feels weak and doesn't give any impression of being a warrior. Also, the spring like jumping is kinda odd, and is a straange design choice.
However, I will admit the graphics do have their charm. Also, the game does feel like wizards and warriors, I especially like the text in the game. Lastly, I am a big fan of the music. I am going to try again to beat this game, but I don't think I will be successful, it is very difficult to control.
Quote from: TheClash603 on 02/15/2010, 05:33 PMWizards and Warriors: Fortress of Fear for the gameboy is not quite as good as I remember it. The sword attack feels weak and doesn't give any impression of being a warrior. Also, the spring like jumping is kinda odd, and is a straange design choice.
However, I will admit the graphics do have their charm. Also, the game does feel like wizards and warriors, I especially like the text in the game. Lastly, I am a big fan of the music. I am going to try again to beat this game, but I don't think I will be successful, it is very difficult to control.
If it crosses my path, I'll pick up W&W for Gameboy. I love playing installments that I never knew about. I overlooked a lot of Gameboy games, because, hey, it was the stupid Gameboy and I didn't consider it worthwhile back in the day.
I was a console-chauvinist, what can I say?