What game levels do you fear?

[HercTNT]

snake larger eh?  are we compensating for something 

[esteban]

snake larger eh?  are we compensating for something 

Yes.

[geise]

Speaking of 3d isometric and fearing game levels, I hate the one forest level that's pretty much a maze in Landstalker.  I like landstalker, but the isometric view doesn't make the game play all that well when jumps are required.  That maze/forest level is a bitch to get through and remember.  I will always hate it.  It's one reason I will probably only ever play through that game once and only once.

[liquitek]

Xiga at the end of Radian Silvergun.  When it turns into the shit-hawk and rains death diamonds on you.
It makes my neck vein throb, my eyes bulge and helps my kids learn new words not acceptable at elementary school.

[HercTNT]

well i certianly learned a new term. I'm not aware of the phrase "shit-hawk" being penned anywhere 

[blueraven]

Maya level in Quackshot,

The level in Kid Chameleon where the wall is closing in on you.

All of Faxanadu.

JJ and Jeff.

[8bitForLife]

some spiderman game on snes i there was a stage with electricity and i could never figure out how to get past it. I think it might of been a boss level also. And freaking milons secret castle all of it.

[Tatsujin]

ninja spirit -  the whole game. so intense

[esteban]

TURRICAN for TG-16. The whole friggin' game.

[SamIAm]

When I was 7 years old playing SMB3 at a friends house, we somehow came to believe that those flame-tailed flying bombs in world 6 would not only kill you if you let them go off, but they would also disable the NES for 3 whole days. Needless to say, whenever he came on the screen, we went apeshit. His 5 year old brother often started crying.

To this day, I still freak out a little when I see that guy.

[blueraven]

When I was 7 years old playing SMB3 at a friends house, we somehow came to believe that those flame-tailed flying bombs in world 6 would not only kill you if you let them go off, but they would also disable the NES for 3 whole days. Needless to say, whenever he came on the screen, we went apeshit. His 5 year old brother often started crying.

To this day, I still freak out a little when I see that guy.

ROFL

[Mathius]

When I was 7 years old playing SMB3 at a friends house, we somehow came to believe that those flame-tailed flying bombs in world 6 would not only kill you if you let them go off, but they would also disable the NES for 3 whole days. Needless to say, whenever he came on the screen, we went apeshit. His 5 year old brother often started crying.

To this day, I still freak out a little when I see that guy.

Haha! Great story!

[BigusSchmuck]

Oh yeah, how about Out of this World? Especially the first level with those one toothed worms, I hate those damn things. I did eventually finish this game though, its too bad the ending sucked so much balls.

[roflmao]

Oh yeah, how about Out of this World? Especially the first level with those one toothed worms, I hate those damn things. I did eventually finish this game though, its too bad the ending sucked so much balls.

I never could get very far in Out of this World. :p  I made much better progress in Flashback, but that was ages ago and now I can't remember what kept me from completing it.  I need to try to beat it one of these days.

[BigusSchmuck]

Oh yeah, how about Out of this World? Especially the first level with those one toothed worms, I hate those damn things. I did eventually finish this game though, its too bad the ending sucked so much balls.

I never could get very far in Out of this World. :p  I made much better progress in Flashback, but that was ages ago and now I can't remember what kept me from completing it.  I need to try to beat it one of these days.

The sequel, The Heart of an Alien isn't much easier neither. Flashback I have many fond memories of that game. Its too bad more modern games aren't as hard as these early platformers, kids these days have it so easy.

[kazekirifx]

This in Castlevania 3.
The only ways I was able to pass it are cheaply using Alucard to turn into a bat, or just taking a different route entirely.

[esteban]

This in Castlevania 3.
The only ways I was able to pass it are cheaply using Alucard to turn into a bat, or just taking a different route entirely.

I remember this part! If you roll up into a ball and drop some bombs, you'll be able to find a hidden passage to Mother Brain.

[Tatsujin]

This in Castlevania 3.
The only ways I was able to pass it are cheaply using Alucard to turn into a bat, or just taking a different route entirely.

I remember this part! If you roll up into a ball and drop some bombs, you'll be able to find a hidden passage to Mother Brain.

ROLF!!+++

[geise]

LOL.  The nerdism in that joke is just superbly amazing.

[Mathius]

HAHA!

[Arkhan Asylum]

I now know what it feels like to have lucky charms come out of my nose.

Thanks for fucking up my breakfast with your lols, Esteban!

[Nando]

This in Castlevania 3.
The only ways I was able to pass it are cheaply using Alucard to turn into a bat, or just taking a different route entirely.

I remember this part! If you roll up into a ball and drop some bombs, you'll be able to find a hidden passage to Mother Brain.

BWAHAHAHAH

[CPTRAVE]

The higher levels of Solomons Key, I tried so many times to pass that game when I was a kid 

[blueraven]

BWAHAHAHAH

hhahhahahHAHHAHAHHhah