It keeps throwing me off and I end up standing there soaking up damage.Īnyway I got surrounded and overwhelmed, and soon found myself sent back to the start of the stage again. Well I've found another difference between the versions: this isn't letting me jump when I'm pressing in a direction! If I duck down or press diagonally to raise his leg for a kick, I can't jump out of the pose when I'm in trouble. This one's a bit different to most though, as it hasn't cost me any health! This time I made it far enough into the second stage to encounter another tricky puzzle. Roadkill can also find items hidden in the level and if he ever does I'll let you know. It's just a shame he takes up one of my precious item slots. All I need to do is deploy him nearby and pick him up when he's done.
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Plus I solved the mystery of the fans this time! Roadkill's a cunning rodent and likes to activate switches when he finds them. Also the screen's so small that I can't see the sides of the frames any more. Turns out that Comix Zone on the GBA isn't quite so slick or pretty. So the GBA game's considerably more possible to beat.
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That continue option's a lot more interesting to me though, as it lets you pick up on the stage you left off with full health instead of restarting at the beginning every time. The multiplayer apparently lets you battle it out with a friend against the clock, which requires a second copy of the game and a friend who's interested. Two new options are standing out to me here: 'Continue' and 'Multiplayer'. Wow, it's been 15 years since the Dreamcast died and it's still so weird to me hearing SAY-GAH coming out of a Nintendo machine.Īlso that guy needs to sort his nails out. Well screw that then!īut before I stop, I promised someone that if I played Comix Zone I'd take a look at the Game Boy Advance version, so I'm going to do that.
Wait, that's it? I don't get any continues? I don't get any lives? I expected the game to have a tough but fair level of challenge, but nope it's just a dick.
I guess it was just bad timing, releasing such a two dimensional game at the point where everyone was going crazy over polygons.Īnd the story ends with the villain recreating the cover to Darkman. The concept actually came from an Amiga demo video from 1992 called "Joe Pencil Trapped in the Comix Zone", but Amiga owners never got to play the final game! An Amiga version would've bombed in '95 though, and the Mega Drive didn't exactly rake in the cash either.
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The game was ported across to systems like PC and GBA, then later emulated on others, but it's mainly known as being Mega Drive/Genesis game released towards the end of its days. Not for this game, it's far too pretty for that. I didn't want to start it up, get my ass kicked, and quit on the first level. I don't know why I've been putting off playing Comix Zone for so long, but I'm thinking the fact that it's bastard hard might have something to do with it. I got to it eventually, that's the important thing. This week on Super Adventures, I'm playing a game that was requested roughly.
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