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 Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 3:24 pm
FiaNari MindMage Skunch Jinzouki Pirated KOF? What was pirated about it? surprised They just had wierd sprite changes and and given different names. Funland has one called "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", even though it has NOTHING to do with the movie.
Well actually to my memory, they weren't pirated but just Japanese. For instances in King of Fighters 2001 they had different game art and some character had different celebrations, but other than that it was all the same. No they were the original version but then hacked over by some Triad or Yakuza and sent to the cartels in South America.They had the wierdest costumes and some background stages I've never seen before. sweatdrop Yeah, that HAS to be it rolleyes
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 7:11 pm
Skunch FiaNari MindMage Skunch Jinzouki Pirated KOF? What was pirated about it? surprised They just had wierd sprite changes and and given different names. Funland has one called "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", even though it has NOTHING to do with the movie.
Well actually to my memory, they weren't pirated but just Japanese. For instances in King of Fighters 2001 they had different game art and some character had different celebrations, but other than that it was all the same. No they were the original version but then hacked over by some Triad or Yakuza and sent to the cartels in South America.They had the wierdest costumes and some background stages I've never seen before. sweatdrop Yeah, that HAS to be it rolleyes
Ok it wasn't like that, but I seriously don't recall playing a pirated version of KOF in Chile. I know they got one here, but not Chile.
When we go down at the of the year will see.
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Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 10:22 am
MindMage Skunch FiaNari MindMage Skunch Jinzouki Pirated KOF? What was pirated about it? surprised They just had wierd sprite changes and and given different names. Funland has one called "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", even though it has NOTHING to do with the movie.
Well actually to my memory, they weren't pirated but just Japanese. For instances in King of Fighters 2001 they had different game art and some character had different celebrations, but other than that it was all the same. No they were the original version but then hacked over by some Triad or Yakuza and sent to the cartels in South America.They had the wierdest costumes and some background stages I've never seen before. sweatdrop Yeah, that HAS to be it rolleyes
Ok it wasn't like that, but I seriously don't recall playing a pirated version of KOF in Chile. I know they got one here, but not Chile.
When we go down at the of the year will see.Ok we will go everywhere El Quisco, Buin,(I think Maipo lost theirs), Cartagena, the whole shebangabang. You shall see!! @Skunch: Fine it was a sex-deprived Asian University student who did it and he needed some cash so he sold it off to foreign interests.
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 11:42 am
FiaNari MindMage Skunch FiaNari MindMage
Well actually to my memory, they weren't pirated but just Japanese. For instances in King of Fighters 2001 they had different game art and some character had different celebrations, but other than that it was all the same. No they were the original version but then hacked over by some Triad or Yakuza and sent to the cartels in South America.They had the wierdest costumes and some background stages I've never seen before. sweatdrop Yeah, that HAS to be it rolleyes
Ok it wasn't like that, but I seriously don't recall playing a pirated version of KOF in Chile. I know they got one here, but not Chile.
When we go down at the of the year will see.Ok we will go everywhere El Quisco, Buin,(I think Maipo lost theirs), Cartagena, the whole shebangabang. You shall see!! @Skunch: Fine it was a sex-deprived Asian University student who did it and he needed some cash so he sold it off to foreign interests.
Actually I find that downtown Santiago had the best arcades in Chile. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 3:38 pm
Yea but there are always kids asking for money. Personally I like the beach arcades better like in El Tabo, San Sebastian, El Quisco, San Antonio, etc.
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 8:15 pm
They got a new arcade game over at Funland, a motorbike game, I played it today and it was awesome, my new fave arcade game besides Police 911 surprised
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:07 am
Well it's good to know that there is a game for everyone!! Like I was so shocked that the Tekken Dark Ressurection was left alone, but I didn't want to play cause I don't have the card. I guess all games have their phases and whatnot.
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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 9:57 am
Jinzouki They got a new arcade game over at Funland, a motorbike game, I played it today and it was awesome, my new fave arcade game besides Police 911 surprised
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Posted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 1:26 pm
MindMage Jinzouki They got a new arcade game over at Funland, a motorbike game, I played it today and it was awesome, my new fave arcade game besides Police 911 surprised I'm all liek: "THAT'S HOW I ROLL, ALL OVER JOO11!"
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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 12:25 am
Did anyone ever play that MegaMan Streetfighter like game where you were Megaman, Protoman, or Bass, and you fought Bosses like a fighter? I only played it once at Wonderland, but I loved every minute of it. It was even two player verus the Boss.
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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 11:23 am
WOH!!! They had Rockman: Power Battle/Power Struggle in Funland?! eek I only played that game through rom, you MUST tell me where this fabled funland is!!! The only arcade I've ever been in is the China Town Fair, which is ok, but loud and filled with trolls. That and this yuppy arcade near Times Square but the only thing of interest there was House of the Dead 2... Everything else was like bass fishing and motorcycle race simulators. gonk
Yeah Power Battle is the original which was almost perfect in itself. It wasn't really a fighter though it's just like you would fight the bosses in megaman minus the stages and inventory. It even had cool endings if you were into Megaman. Power Struggle is the sequel, and they really got lazy. They added several 'modes' that were basically all the same except after beating a certain boss it would say "you found this!" instead of "you found that!" But they messed up the rest of the game in the process. Everything from the lifebars to enemy selection.
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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 11:06 pm
Shi_Yatsu WOH!!! They had Rockman: Power Battle/Power Struggle in Funland?! eek I only played that game through rom, you MUST tell me where this fabled funland is!!! The only arcade I've ever been in is the China Town Fair, which is ok, but loud and filled with trolls. That and this yuppy arcade near Times Square but the only thing of interest there was House of the Dead 2... Everything else was like bass fishing and motorcycle race simulators. gonk Yeah Power Battle is the original which was almost perfect in itself. It wasn't really a fighter though it's just like you would fight the bosses in megaman minus the stages and inventory. It even had cool endings if you were into Megaman. Power Struggle is the sequel, and they really got lazy. They added several 'modes' that were basically all the same except after beating a certain boss it would say "you found this!" instead of "you found that!" But they messed up the rest of the game in the process. Everything from the lifebars to enemy selection.  He was talking about Canada's Wonderland, not Funland.
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Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 4:26 pm
I don't know if you know this, but Rockman: Power Battle is actually in Mega Man Anniversary Collection which is on the GC and the PS2, it also has the sequel. 3nodding
Oh yah, and the arcade in Shoppers World in Brampton had this game as well for a time. Although I heard this arcade was getting closed down. crying
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Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:08 am
MindMage I don't know if you know this, but Rockman: Power Battle is actually in Mega Man Anniversary Collection which is on the GC and the PS2, it also has the sequel. 3nodding
Oh yah, and the arcade in Shoppers World in Brampton had this game as well for a time. Although I heard this arcade was getting closed down. crying Even the arcade at Woodbine is being closed as well, I used to go there and play Initial D all the time. It seems the only arcades that are sticking around are the crappy ill-maintained arcades at the movie theaters. burning_eyes
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Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:31 pm
Has anyone seen the Hokuto No Ken/Fist of the North Star Arcade game anywhere in Toronto or the GTA Area? I mean the Fighting game By Sega/Samy not Punch-Mania surprised
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