> > > Funny...I preferred the arcade over the NES, slowdowns and all.
> >
> > You're basically the exception that proves the rule. In the US, if you ask someone
> > over 30 about Double Dragon back in the day, they always describe the NES version.
> > Same with Rygar - I remember being excited and then horrified when it was added to
> > MAME
>
>
> Heh... I was gonna post the same thing as italie yesterday. Loved the arcade version.
>
> I even wrote a short story based on it in Creative Writing class in 12th grade
> (before the NES version came out).
>
> I'll have to dig that up and post it online.
{presses pause on lurk mode}
Call me another exception. Arcade all the way, though I do remember the NES version of the music more oddly enough.
I might have felt the same way about Rygar, faults and all, had I originally played that one as an arcade game but for that one I was introduced to the NES version first.
How about Ninja Gaiden? The NES version is better than the arcade but I was actually a little disappointed in it because it was so different. I did eventually get the original in the Amiga game Shadow Warriors so it was no big deal.
{lurk mode reestablished}
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