Whenever I come across some information and pictures of old card games on the Internet, it seems to go back to the old days of playing those classic games.
I still remember when I was in junior high school, I could always hear the male students in the class discussing game strategies such as "Three Kingdoms", such as which general to use how to deploy and what to deploy. I'm not a big fan of this strategy game, but I'm doing it in my family tradition, and I've been playing a few platter game cartridges for more than a decade.
One of the 42-in-1 cartridges has the highest usage, and in the words of the family, the others are additions to this and the content is similar.
I'm not a gamer, and the back and forth with a better record is just a few games. First of all, some poor results, "Contra" only has a setting of 30 lives to defeat the final boss, and 3 lives can not pass three levels; My brother loved to play tank cars and could pass a lot of levels, but even if I partnered with him, I would quickly "die".
Another example is Super Marie, every time I pass the level, my nephew can always jump to the top of the flagpole and score a big score. I remember that I always subconsciously jerked the handle up when pressing a key, as if this would make the villain jump higher. Unfortunately, except for my family reminding me not to tear the connecting cable too hard, at most I jumped into the middle of the flagpole and slid down, I really don't understand how my nephew did it.
Looking back, I was surprised to find that when I played these little games, I would enjoy some of these bad tastes.
Deliberately let the protagonist kick his legs and swallow
I like the sound effects of Kung Fu, the protagonist will have a very funny sound every time he punches and kicks, and instead of knocking down the opponent and posing coquettishly and blinking a single eye, I am always deliberately defeated by the opponent, and then enjoy the GAME OVER picture of the protagonist falling and kicking his legs a few times.
I don't know what kind of mentality it was, but I thought it was very interesting. Anyway, I really can't pass a few levels if I fight hard.
Let the penguins fall into the big ice crevices
I was very impressed by the classic waltz background music of "Antarctic Penguins", but I didn't delve into the game strategy much, and the highest record in this game was two or three levels, and I always felt that the longer the route went on, the time did not seem to increase.
But what I enjoy most is letting the penguins bump into seals that come out of the ice hole from time to time on the road, or some other animal, and their butts fall on the ice a few times, similar to the sound of farting. There is also the appearance of accidentally falling into a large ice crevice and trying to climb out. In order to be able to see it a few more times, I often deliberately missed the best starting time, so that the poor little penguin fell into the big ice crevice, and could not reach its destination in time anyway.
Every time I look at this scene, I can actually think of a certain description in Zhu Ziqing's "Back Shadow", and this kind of bad fun is really enough. Or maybe it's an alternative way of saying what I love about this game.
It is undeniable that to this day, whenever you see a fat corgi fart walking by on the street, you will think of the little penguin in this game who also twists his ass and carries himself on his back.
Two of the best played games
"Circus" is one of the few games I have a good record of, and I can beat the first three levels in one go. Of course, I was so justified because I didn't know how many levels there were in this game. Jumping the ring of fire, walking the tightrope to jump over the monkeys blocking the way, and jumping on the leather ball, as long as you grasp the time and distance, it is easy. It's just that in the fourth level, I couldn't find a way to control the speed of the horse in my crotch, so I couldn't make it even though I had accumulated a few replay chances before.
Next, my favorite game is here! The name of the game "Cat and Mouse" is easy to misunderstand, because the player is a mouse to avoid the chase of those cats and a toy monkey or something, and successfully steal all the appliances in the interface. This is another strange point, if it is a rat should steal food such as cheese more reasonably.
As long as it is touched by a cat or a puppet, or if the bottom line between the connecting houses turns red, it will be GAME OVER when it falls on it. At first, I also had a bad face, but then I finally realized that the white line connecting the house would turn red after bouncing 3 times in a row, and I would jump the bottom line red each time and lead the enemy to jump up, so that they would die for a while, allowing me to try to steal more appliances.
With this method, I can pass dozens of levels in a row when things go well. THE HIGHER THE LEVEL OF THE GAME, THE FASTER THE TEMPO OF THE BACKGROUND MUSIC AND THE FASTER THE ENEMY, AND WHEN I FINALLY BEAT THE ENEMY, I HAD TO GAME OVER.