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I remembered the posters from the Sega Power magazine. They're usually A3 size found in the centre of the page.

I daydreamt about a role-playing-game style which takes place at university. It'll come across between Zelda and The Sims. You play a role of a student who must undergo several task to gain rewards and upgrade their abilities. Features may also include mini-sub games, chatting to other students, acc...

Blimey, it remained me of a device you use for the remote control aeroplane.

I suggested to see a free poster made available in the forthcoming issues.

It's been awhile that I used to love sticking up artworks of classic games on the wall. I had an A1 size poster of Axelay and Sonic & Knuckles, which are now completely folded back up.

Other Mickey Mouse games followed which includes Land of Illusion, Magical Quest, Great Circus Mystery and Mickey Mania.

I remembered playing the Master System version of that game, which was so unique due to colourful graphics. Because it was released on different platforms, there have been so much alternatives to the stage setting. This game was available to get at Computer Exchange The Mega Drive version was priced...

I remembered playing several titles on that Acorn computers despite it's all demo. Games such as Hamster caused a lot of controversy that the teachers were so disgusted by the level of violence.

When I around 5-6 years old, I was into a lot of platforms, shoot 'em ups and fighting games. Now I'm in my early 20s, I particurlarly enjoyed crusin' through action/adventures and RPGs.

I remembered playing Pinball Dreams on the Amiga 1200, which was part of the gaming package with Zool, Striker and Transwriter.

When I went to Game Focus, it's strange to see a lot of top classic games to be labelled at higher price.

Titles like Castlevania, King of Fighters, Street Fighter II, and several RPGs were priced around £40-£60.

Also, I did saw the Final Fantasy models displayed on the cabinet!!

Thanks for mentioning Pilotwing and Castlevania. I still remember playing those games.

Saturn games that I suggested are:

X-Men vs. Street Fighter
Street Fighter Alpha series
Dark Stalkers
Fighters Megamix (Virtua Fighter & Fighting Vipers put together.)
Sega Rally
Daytona USA
Virtua Fighter Kids (very funny in the contrast to the original game.)

During that time when the Acorn computer was available at school, a friend of mine said to me that the company went busted. I believed in what he had said.

Most of all, I understand the point what Merman said yesterday.

Out of those four Konami games, I 'd prefer Turtles. Any of you guys remembered Bucky O' Hare?

JMK853 wrote:I always thought Marioland was a bit dull in comparison.

About Super Mario Land. I remembered completing that game so many times that you're likely to run into such repetition. It's because due to the dated graphic that was programmed on the original Gameboy.