When I was a kid in the early-to-mid 90's, the last song at all of my school dances was usually "End of the Road" by Boys II Men :)

I had the opposite experience. I used to struggle with this game when I was a kid (I got it when I was 7) and it felt like an accomplishment whenever I beat it. I played it on Thanksgiving a few months back and beat the game easily, only dying once (fell into a pit in Transylvania). I probably hadn't played it in…

Somebody's FEELINGS were HURT! You can be so insensitive, sometimes... ;)

Yeah, it's a little pricey for a used copy now- but if you're willing to emulate, then it's probably worth a try if you're a fan :)

Ladystalker was a direct sequel to Landstalker, while Dark Savior was more of a "spiritual successor" since it's story didn't directly tie in and it featured significantly evolved gameplay. Still, the same developer, Climax, created and designed all the games in the series and they are all very similar in many ways.…

Totally. Someone already posted it before me, though. So I posted a screenshot from the Landstalker sequel- Dark Savior, instead :)

Hell yeah. I actually prefer Solstice- but I just felt that Equinox was technically the "best looking" of the two ;)

Well once you've seen 10 horrifically graphic deaths, I reckon they all begin to look the same and run together ;)

I was going to post this, and then I remembered the even prettier sequel, Dark Savior on Saturn. Amazing games.

Kirby's Dream Course

Equinox

Grandia

Dark Savior

Light Crusader

I agree. Gamers constantly berated EA even when the company was making a huge effort to change their image with high-quality games aimed at hardcore audiences. Although EA still deserves a lot of hate for giving up so quickly, and resorting to horrible consumer practices (horrible DLC schemes, online passes, annual…

Thank you for this :)

"In December, Riccitiello was listed as one of "eight CEOS to fire in 2013" by the blog 24/7 Wall Street."

It's kind of crazy how quickly things change. It seems like only yesterday Riccitiello was championing exciting new software. He oversaw the company release Valve's Half-Life: The Orange Box on consoles (Left 4 Dead, as well) the successful reboot of the Need for Speed games (brilliantly putting Criterion games to…

They did show it. It was number 15. go to about 2:10 in the video.

Me too. Kids these days are really missing out on the arcade experience.