I actually learned that one back in the olden days, some kid in my school showed me how to do it. Other golden communal knowledge back then was the pattern for beating 8-4 (3rd pipe, 4th pipe, 3rd pipe I think it was), the location of the warp zones, and also the "infinite lives" trick bouncing off the shell on the stairs on one of the levels, can't remember if it was 3 or 6 or something like that.
Don't really remember any game magazines in the 80s. There were some "strategy guides" but I don't recall if they had the glitches like that in them.
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This is old, but pretty creative :)
Live Action Super Mario Bros
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on PC it is Euro Truck Simulator 2
on Xbox 360 it is Pac-Man Championship Edition
on PS3 it is Pain
on Wii it is Bonsai Barber
on Dreamcast it is Crazy Taxi
on Saturn it is Soukyugurentai
on Jaguar it is Tempest 2000
on Neo-Geo it is Baseball Stars 2
on Neo-Geo Pocket it is Neo Turf Masters
on Game Gear it is Gunstar Heroes
on Genesis it is Thunder Force IV
on SNES it is Super Mario World
on SuperGrafx it is Daimakaimura
on Lynx it is Ninja Gaiden
on PC-Engine CD it is Rondo of Blood
on PC-Engine it is Soldier Blade
on Game Boy it is Tetris
on MSX it is Aleste 2
on Master System it is R-Type
on Famicom Disk System it is Super Mario Bros. 2
on NES it is Super Mario Bros.
on Atari 2600 it is Pitfall 2
edit: forgot Arcade... Pac-Man!
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Well I meant that Prince of Persia is one of those games that was ported to every system ever :) It was on Apple II originally, which is Apple but not a Mac system. Apple II was my childhood computer. :) I somehow left it off my list, my go to game was probably Hardball or maybe Bruce Lee.
Looks like Prince of Persia was on Amstrad after all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQpbCCUquFY
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It was on Apple II originally, which is Apple but not a Mac system.
Yep. Had one too. MacOS is when Apple lost me
Looks like Prince of Persia was on Amstrad after all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQpbCCUquFY
Haha it really was everywhere! What a fun game it was. My go-to on the Apple II was that or Lemmings
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PS3 - AC2 and brotherhood
PS4 - Lego DImensions
Xbox One - Maybe Halo MCC
PC - Witcher 3 (in the future, maybe, only a couple of hours in at the moment), Left 4 Dead 2, Saint's Row the Third
Wii U - 3D World and Breath of the wild
Switch - Xenoblade Chronicles 2
360 - Lost Odyssey
3DS - Fire Emblem Awakening
PSP - Ridge Racer 2
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I wish I could do this. I think my combined pc library from all launchers is something like 3tb+ installed. My game drive is currently only 1tb
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It's the newer AAA games that are the culprit for me. Gears of war 4 is like 80 gigs. I hear there are even some games going past 160. Plus the update downloads are also pretty huge so they stay in a backup drive when I'm not currently playing them.
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I own a mix of things, but even a few bigger games can add up real quick. 10 50 gb games is already more than half the total of your 600.
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Lol, I checked with TreeSize and it seems my biggest game is ESO with 90.2GB, after that it's Van Helsing Final cut with 34.1GB, and after that Van Helsing, 2 (23,1GB), Van Helsing 3 (20.7GB) and Van Helsing 1 (18,5GB)
Why Did I think Torchlight before? Guess I remembered that very very wrong!!
So yes, the games aren't THAT small but also not THAT big, not counting ESO because 90GB...damn!
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Call of Duty Black Ops 4 according to co-workers. I believe Destiny 2 with the new expansions will be as well by the time the steam release hits. Most likely it's because the files are uncompressed.
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but all in all fucking Ring Pass Not on the PC (a game probably no one knows) and Tetris on my Game Boy Color (always plugged in and I have three copies of it since my friends at the primary school left the cartridges at my place and they're still there functioning) XD
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I have 2 games i never uninstall that would be 100% orange juice and town of salem (which i normally stick to browser but why bother)
They are games I know i will come running back to once a new event is open so why bother uninstalling it just to reinstall weeks or months later. Plus every now and then like maybe if im bored once a week ill collect my daily items
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Haha I know that feel, can't uninstall 100% Oranje Juice.
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You know we all have at least one. That ONE game we never uninstall. Never trade in. Never lend out.
That ONE game you go to when you can't decide what you want to play. The one you just keep going back to no matter how many games you have in your backlog.
For me, it's Fallout 4. No idea why. I just LOVE exploring the world. I STILL find things I haven't seen.
Well, that and I still have to see the Institute ending. I only saw the one with the Brotherhood as my allies.
So, what's your 'Go To' game?
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