[this message was edited by Nate on Sun 18 Apr 20:25]

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there was this snes game (one of the first ones) where you were this blob and you bounced around through levels to "get your body back" (or something). the first level was an outside "happy" level with grass everywhere and houses too i think. the final level was this castle and you fought a wizard. i don't remember what happened when you beat him though. i guess you got your body back

i thought the game was Ballz 3D, but i looked it up at gexpress and the description doesn't match what i remember at all (Link Here). come to think of it, i remember Ballz 3D. you were just a bunch of balls that attacked eachother

anyone know what i'm talking about or did i dream up another game?

and because i'm too lazy to make another thread, has anyone here ever played Mr. Nutz for snes or Little Nemo for nes? i was gonna mention it in the frustrating game moments thread but i forgot. i don't wanna bump it, so ...

anyways, how far (if you've played it) have you gotten in those games? sadistic, really

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[this message was edited by Radish on Sun 18 Apr 20:31]

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and because i'm too lazy to make another thread, has anyone here ever played Mr. Nutz for snes or Little Nemo for nes? i was gonna mention it in the frustrating game moments thread but i forgot. i don't wanna bump it, so ...

anyways, how far (if you've played it) have you gotten in those games? sadistic, really

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Smart Ball

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[this message was edited by Juke Joint Jezebel on Sun 18 Apr 22:03]

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Mr. Nutz was even worse. i almost cleared the second [edit] third stage. and this was pretty recent, maybe a few months ago. stupid insanity games and their ethereal, dreamlike environments

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Nemo the Dream Master was pretty good. The comic it was based off of was pretty trippy like a lot of other American comics back in that time period (Krazy Kat, Lil' Abner). It's a shame we've deteriorated into generic office and family humor.

Slightly related, but I had an idea I thought would be really cool, but would never be implemented. Everyone knows that newspapers are losing sales due to the plethora of internet and cable based news. Back in ye olden times they used comics to increase readership. I think it'd be neat if a "style" section editor (or whataever section the comics are in) would pay to have a Japanese daily comic (like Azumanga for instance) translated and run a week or so later than the original did in Japan. Maybe they could integrate other countries as well and have an internation comic section. As a long time fan of daily comics, I think America's have really gone downhill as of late since almost every classic strip is drawn by someone other than the original creator (which is horrible) and the greats of our generation have either quit or died. Berke Breathed's new strip is good so far, but most stuff is absolute shit (a.la Sally Forth or For Better or For Worse).

Wow, that was quite the derail; sorry about that (the original question was answered so I hope it's not too bad).

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Start reading Boondocks and stop whining. All mediums hit a nadir at some point; you just have to bear with it.

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[this message was edited by Radish on Mon 19 Apr 19:52]

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Start reading Boondocks and stop whining. All mediums hit a nadir at some point; you just have to bear with it.

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Mr. Nutz was even worse. i almost cleared the second [edit] third stage. and this was pretty recent, maybe a few months ago. stupid insanity games and their ethereal, dreamlike environments

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Roadrunner game

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