#//there really IS a gbc port of the game but it’s not a shooter

[mechahero]

list of game boy/game boy color games lambda has

super mario bros deluxe

pokemon trading card game (1998)

daikatana (yes. really.)

kirby’s dream land 2

the legend of zelda: oracle of seasons

super mario land

donkey kong (1994)

pokemon crystal 

final fantasy legend II

pokemon puzzle challenge 

gradius: the interstellar assault

super mario land 2: 6 golden coins

metal gear solid: ghost babel

[journalsouppe]

Oracle of seasons! Although I preferred Ages more, this was still a really fun game. It has such a fun plot and game mechanic revolving around changing the seasons in Holodrum. I really hope that this game is remade similar to Link's Awakening HD!!

The images and sprites are printed screenshots found online and cut out!

Writing typed below!

Rating: 8.0 Played: Wi 23 Port: 3DS (GBC Version)

used Ages code

Zelda's in this game?

Link has the triforce in his hand? Ganon?

Cute dancing

lmao I forgot I named the kid pasta

the phonogram man?

Not as cohesive as ages but still fun

golden enemies not as bad as minish cap

OMG the aquamentus is the first boss

(some labrynna codes for my linked game)

a gohma...

magnet gloves?

yummy lava soup

love how the games can be linked

I'M AN OCTOROK

the digdogger fight was a little frustrating with the metal ball

LOVE the subrosian dance

BIGGORON!!!!

W,S,E,N up warmer

oh weird the seed shooter is a sling shot

it's cold in goron city like in MM

omg the lost woods is here

why did Maple have a UFO?

stupid zelda dungeon has incorrect instructions (i was really frustrated and stuck T-T)

YOU CAN BE A SUBROSIAN

I like L-6 music

omg vire's back

33211444

MY 3DS DIED I'M SO MAD

omg Ambi and the pirate king

easy poe mini boss lol

master sword + red ring is a nasty combo (in a good way)

onox's design is really cool

THE GLEEOK!

lmao spinning pirates

Zelda!!

was link trying to be a pirate

the twinrova and ganon fight was fun!!

love the linked ending

Summary:

Although I enjoyed Ages more, Seasons was a cute game. A little frustrating at times, but I absolutely loved the return of all the classic bosses like Vire and Gleeok and the Aquamentus. I played hte linked version of Seasons and really loved the added gameplay. This added scenes with zelda and a fight with twinrova and beast ganon. Plus an alternate ending that "wraps up" each main character we've encountered, including Ralph and Nayru. I also thought this added quest was neat considering Link isn't even in Hyrule, which means the triforce will follow him no matter where he runs to. I focused a little more on weapons and rings and I'm glad I did bc boss fights were so easy after I got the master sword and red ring LMAO. Such a cute and silly gmae. I wish some of the puzzles/navigation wasn't that frustrating but oh well I got through it eventually. I recommend both games esp now that they'll be on th eswitch soon. I hop we get more 2D games in the future.

[imgibbon]

have had a ton of fun at the Atari booth at PAX, reveling in all the Yars Rising goodness

They were really promoting the game hard, the whole booth done up in Yars branding, a comic book givaway and signing from WayForward reps, and trading cards collectable by playing at each of the demo booths in the station.

My first console was the 2600, and while Yars' Revenge wasn't my first game (that was Donkey Kong, natch), it was one of the early ones, and I've followed the series through Atari's various attempts at revivals over the years—in 1999 with the GBC port of Yars' Revenge that had new "story scenes" added; in 2005 with the GBA port, the rom-hackey sequel Yars' Return, and finally releasing the original Yars sequel Saboteur for the first time; in 2011 with the facebook game and the XBLA rail shooter version of Yar's Revenge; and most recently 2022 with Yars Recharged and the neon techno version of Yars' Revenge Enhanced included in the Atari 50 collection.

I played through the whole demo and chatted with both Atari and WayForward devs about Rising, its influences, how it respects and references the past and paves a way forward for the series. Really looking forward to the full game's release next week!