Super Aleste Purchase advice.
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Knuckles-chaotix
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Super Aleste Purchase advice.
HI im after super aleste for the sfamicom but what should i expect to pay for it?
I dont like ebays inflated prices!
I dont like ebays inflated prices!
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Cool do you have musha for sale?Strider77 wrote:it shouldn't be over 25. in fact i think 25 is a bit much.
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Is $35 U.S mint too much for it?Ceph wrote:I'll take as many complete, good condition copies of Super Aleste SFC as you can get me for below 25. $25 is the selling price IN JAPAN. If you can get one for less outside Japan, more power to youStrider77 wrote:it shouldn't be over 25. in fact i think 25 is a bit much.
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Recently I have been playing the MSX Zanac & Zanac-Ex, quite good. You should try it if you have time.professor ganson wrote:SAM, your Zanac score is quite good. I'm chasing it right now and I have a LONG way to go still.SAM wrote:Aleste is a must have if you like Zanac.
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yes I doCool do you have musha for sale?
God forbid we pay what japan pays.$25 is the selling price IN JAPAN.
I hate that game though, I've always thought it blew. 25 is to much in my eyes, not that my opinion matters.
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?
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Just be thankful you never wasted the money on the domestic release.Strider77 wrote:I hate that game though, I've always thought it blew. 25 is to much in my eyes, not that my opinion matters.
Goes around $50 last time I checked and it's the same boring ass game.
My advice: Save your money and get Axelay instead. Perhaps even R-Type 3.
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Then I'm retarded also.....Super Aleste... boring ass?
Get Axelay instead?...
You're retarded.
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?
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Actually, they're not so close in spirit - Zanac being based on rank ai and such, and betting on the boxes thing... Super Aleste is much more traditional in that sense. I'd say it's a must have nonetheless, especially if you like Gunhed, it's sorta of a Gunhed on steroids.SAM wrote:Aleste is a must have if you like Zanac.
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GTFO, it's opinion man so name calling is unnecessary.PooshhMao wrote:Super Aleste... boring ass?
Get Axelay instead?...
You're retarded.
So what if I think Super Aleste is boring, can you blame me if the levels are 10 minutes long and essentially can be played while sleeping. That's just how I feel but apparently I've touched a nerve.
I think Axelay is a more interesting game and it's cheaper too. Key word(s) 'I think'.
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I like Axelay too - loved it back when I had it in cartridge form - but playing it back now reveals a very shallow and linear experience.
You end up playing the same sections with the same weapons every time - a second run with every weapon available from the start would've been great.
Super Aleste is indeed pretty easy on the default setting (as I mentioned in the xenocide files review), but the gameplay is much, MUCH richer.
You end up playing the same sections with the same weapons every time - a second run with every weapon available from the start would've been great.
Super Aleste is indeed pretty easy on the default setting (as I mentioned in the xenocide files review), but the gameplay is much, MUCH richer.
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I like Compile shooters as well and while Super Aleste is not their best game, it's far from being horrible. The stages *are* a bit drawn out indeed, but it's pretty impressive what Compile managed to get out of the Super Famicom (which is renowned for its sluggish cpu). I think it's a must-have game for SFC.
As far as Axelay (is this Japanglish for x-ray?) is concerned, the mode-7 levels look very dated nowadays and don't play so great. Certainly a good game, but not perfect either.
As far as Axelay (is this Japanglish for x-ray?) is concerned, the mode-7 levels look very dated nowadays and don't play so great. Certainly a good game, but not perfect either.
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Yeah, the vertical stages in Axelay have some seriously dodgy gameplay. The hit detection and the drift towards the center are pretty fucked. The lack of powerups in levels is kind of dull too.
Overall I give Super Aleste the definite edge over Axelay, it's just a much tighter game, although Axelay is still pretty cool.
R-Type III is still the single best shmup on SFC though, imo.
Overall I give Super Aleste the definite edge over Axelay, it's just a much tighter game, although Axelay is still pretty cool.
R-Type III is still the single best shmup on SFC though, imo.
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The Genesis version of what?Knuckles-chaotix wrote:Whats the deal with the genesis version?
Is it any good and worth allot?
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Super Aleste.professor ganson wrote:The Genesis version of what?Knuckles-chaotix wrote:Whats the deal with the genesis version?
Is it any good and worth allot?
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Musha Aleste on Megadrive is a completely different game from Super Aleste, with a pretty cool Sci-Fi feudal Japan theme going on.
It shares some similar gameplay mechanics though. A kick-ass game, that should be in every Megadrive library.
Dennin Aleste (Robo Aleste) on Mega CD is great too! Actually I like it even better.
It shares some similar gameplay mechanics though. A kick-ass game, that should be in every Megadrive library.
Dennin Aleste (Robo Aleste) on Mega CD is great too! Actually I like it even better.