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Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 4th December 2004
Just found out there actually is one difference between the original Metroid in Metroid Zero Mission and the Classic NES version. (No, I was NOT dumb enough to actually buy the classic version when I HAD the GB version, but I know someone who was :D.)
Namely, unlike in the version in Zero Mission, they actually found a way to let you save without having to die just like in the original. Now, with Zelda 1, Zelda 2, Metroid, and Kid Icarus too I believe, when you pause the game you can press up and A at the same time to get to the save menu without having to die. Heck, in Metroid you can get in situations where it's impossible to die and yet you are stuck. First read about it in the Zelda 2 instruction booklet under saving. They even kept this intact in their incarnations on Gamecube. On GBA, there's only one controller though. So, in Metroid Zero Mission's version, as I feared, it was gone completely. But, apparently they just mapped it to controller 1 in the Classic version (actually, instead of up and A, you press up and select). So, you can save without dying in classic, but not the one included in Zero Mission... Well, doesn't that suck... Oh well, there isn't a death counter and so long as I keep the deaths low enough I can still get the best ending... Still, I gotta quit every now and then, and sometimes I like to save if I'm afraid I'm actually going to die so I can avoid adding it to the counter. Still, I suppose it's minor.
In fact, it honestly doesn't really deserve it's own thread, not even here...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - lazyfatbum - 4th December 2004
Go Go Gadget Fuck Up!
When I play the original Metroid I do not stop until I beat the game which only takes about 45 minutes, but I memorized the map.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 4th December 2004
*accidently gets Gadget Pogo Stick*
Stupid glitchy system... voice recognition needs a LOT of work...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - lazyfatbum - 5th December 2004
So do the films.
Did you ever notice that the Inspector Gadget theme is In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg) played at a different tempo? How weird is that?
Go Go Gadget Conspiracy! *dildo appears from hat*
DIC Entertainment: *trying to hide dildo with 'censored' sign* Uh... we're trying... to attract... an older crowd...?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 5th December 2004
Never saw the movies, because honestly I think making live action movies of cartoons is like directly punching my very intellect in the face.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 5th December 2004
Yeah, the movies looked just bad... the cartoon was great though.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 5th December 2004
The first one [with Mathew Broderick] wasn't too bad, it had its moments. As to the other, I can't attest to that one, but I can say that from the box it looked awful. But, yeah, on the whole live-action movies based on cartoons are hardly ever very good.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 5th December 2004
TMNT! Good movie!
TMNT2 was pretty good too...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 5th December 2004
What? They were good when we were seven and didn't know the difference between shit and gold, but they certainly do suck.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 5th December 2004
Bah I hate stupid broken TC... so those actually posted? *deletes extras*
And if you're talking about the TMNT movies it might help that I haven't seen them in years. But when I doubt that they are actually bad movies... the third one yeah, but not the first.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 5th December 2004
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Wha-... are you serious?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 6th December 2004
I watched some old episodes of TMNT and...well...they weren't quite like a remembered them being...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 6th December 2004
That is true... corny show. It's better in memory. The movies are probably similar though... but still, classic TMNT is far better than a lot of current cartoons, such as, oh, the new TMNT?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 6th December 2004
Actually from what I've seen the new TMNT is better than the crap we used to think was great.
Seriously though, just about all of the cartoons from our generation sucked ass. The only exceptions being some of the Loony Tunes-related stuff and a select few others.
But now kids have really high-quality stuff like Samurai Jack, Dexter, Zim, Spongebob, etc.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 6th December 2004
I wonder how Inspector Gadget would hold up given that I haven't seen it in many years...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 6th December 2004
Probably not very well...
Loony Tunes is still as good as it ever was. Better, actually. I can appreciate it even more today.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 6th December 2004
Quote:But now kids have really high-quality stuff like Samurai Jack, Dexter, Zim, Spongebob, etc.
Those are good series, yes, but you can't overlook awesome stuff like Animaniacs and Freakazoid.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 6th December 2004
Didn't I say "aside from most of the WB stuff"?
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Did I? Because if I didn't I should have. And Batman TAS still rules above all.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 6th December 2004
Because Looney Tunes wasn't made just for little kids.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 6th December 2004
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Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Smoke - 14th December 2004
OB1 Wrote:Seriously though, just about all of the cartoons from our generation sucked ass.
Blasphemer! What about The Transformers, G.I. Joe, or The Thundercats?
Thunder, Thunder, Thundercats HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
But damn He-Man sure was fruity.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 14th December 2004
I don't want to watch those cartoons today because I'm afraid that I'll see just how sucky they really were.
Well, I did see part of a GI Joe episode about a year ago, and it was horrendous. I'd rather keep my Transformers and Thundercats memories untainted.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 14th December 2004
I have never seen the GI Joe cartoon...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 14th December 2004
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Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 14th December 2004
I saw an episode of it not too long ago. *shudders*
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 14th December 2004
I saw re-edited PSAs from the show.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Smoke - 16th March 2005
Re-edited to what?
Duke: And now you know why you shouldn't do meth, and knowing's half the battle!
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 16th March 2005
You guys haven't seen those clips??
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Sacred Jellybean - 16th March 2005
I've seen'em. I got'em all saved to my hard drive.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 16th March 2005
Sorry OB1, I have no idea what you are talking about...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 16th March 2005
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/gijoe.html
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 16th March 2005
I can't believe most of you have never seen them.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 16th March 2005
Why would we have?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 16th March 2005
It was all over the internet last summer.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Weltall - 16th March 2005
Maybe it's just more obvious now, but today's cartoons just seem to be more toy-commercials than anything, even though a lot of ours were nothing but. How many Ninja Turtles action figures were made from characters that appeared for a total of twenty-five seconds in the entire series?
I do think that most of our old favorites are really kinda krap now though. Captain N was ruined for me by me being able to watch it again. I'm sure TMNT would be, though I haven't yet. Super Mario Super Show still keeps its appeal though, to me, cause even when I was seven, it was kinda goofy. The Zelda show though... whee. Excuuuuuuuuse me, Princess. It's amazing to think Link was once a smartass, sex-crazed womanizing teenager spouting one-liners. It's what Link would be like if Acclaim used him to make one of their fantastic mascot platformers.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 16th March 2005
He's still that in my mind when I play the games. :D
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 16th March 2005
Ninja Turtles... doesn't hold up quite as I remembered it, but it's still fun to watch... in a corny kind of way. It's not bad, really. Just obviously not aimed at adults.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Dark Jaguar - 16th March 2005
That's what Link is like to you? There's a reason I NEVER liked that show, and it's because he seemed to be the ANTI Link more than anything.
All over the internet eh? You mean all over a lot of message boards right? Well, I don't visit too many message boards.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 17th March 2005
I don't remember the GI Joe cartoon being "all over the internet"...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - big guy - 17th March 2005
me neither...but i watched those clips last year when they were popular (don't remember how i stumbled on them tho) and they're hilarious.
MR BODY MASSAGE MACHINE!
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 17th March 2005
By "all over the internet" I mean "mentioned in just about every single geek site", including this one.
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - A Black Falcon - 17th March 2005
But just the mention of GI Joe, the cartoon... not the actual cartoons or something, and mentioning it doesn't change the fact I haven't seen it before...
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 17th March 2005
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What?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - OB1 - 17th March 2005
You saw those cartoons, right GR?
Metroid and Metroid GBA, huh, so there is a difference... - Great Rumbler - 17th March 2005
I watched a few of them about a year ago, but due to my internet connection I didn't watch anymore. But, I watched the rest of them yesterday.