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Ice themed levels on games suck. The control is poor, because you slip around everywhere.
Discuss.
Discuss.
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im glad you have changed your mind mr mekka
Your Honour wrote:
> Rickyfire wrote:
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping
> etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Fire & Ice on the Amiga (early 90's)
> had slippery slidy ice levels as well.
Mine's older than yours :-p
Wonderboy was early to mid 80's.
> Rickyfire wrote:
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping
> etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Fire & Ice on the Amiga (early 90's)
> had slippery slidy ice levels as well.
Mine's older than yours :-p
Wonderboy was early to mid 80's.
Rickyfire wrote:
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Fire & Ice on the Amiga (early 90's) had slippery slidy ice levels as well.
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Fire & Ice on the Amiga (early 90's) had slippery slidy ice levels as well.
Rickyfire wrote:
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Well Wonderboy (Arcade and Sega Master System) had slippery ice conditions.
You would run, try to stop, but just slide for a bit.
> What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping etc) ice? Was it Mario
> 64?
Well Wonderboy (Arcade and Sega Master System) had slippery ice conditions.
You would run, try to stop, but just slide for a bit.
those crash bandicoot ice levels.
grr!
can't stop, can't go quickly, can't turn, can't go slowly.
grr!
can't stop, can't go quickly, can't turn, can't go slowly.
GasMask wrote:
Imagine a grand prix... on ice!
The FIA were planning a race in the dark but the idea is on hold at the moment.
Imagine a grand prix... on ice!
The FIA were planning a race in the dark but the idea is on hold at the moment.
Damn that Mr Frosty game!
What was the first game to have realistic (as in slipping etc) ice? Was it Mario 64?
To be honest, the only ice level I've done was on Spyro the Dragon. Quite easy really, although I did rush it.
Grandprix wrote:
> I like racing games on ice. They require great concentration and skill.
Imagine a grand prix... on ice!
> I like racing games on ice. They require great concentration and skill.
Imagine a grand prix... on ice!
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