You'll spend a lot of time stuck in an area just hacking and hacking at something before you can move on, only to run right into the same enemy again.Īlthough these are normally game-breakers, everything else is made well enough it's a really nice experience overall. In some cases, they take longer to kill than a boss.

Regular enemies have way too much health. Unfortunately, this effect reaches out beyond the visual platform and will cause a lot of unnecessary falls. Platforms meant to allow jumping up through but not falling through are a strange sort of semi solid that impede your jump without stopping it. The platforming is not coded quite right. Some of the other features you get are a little more unusual. The latter was instrumental in creating an arcade-like gaming experience while playing. There were those for flight simulations, racing wheels, and arcade sticks. Only a couple of ugly flaws keep this from 5-star material. Dreamcast’s range of controllers had a lot of diversity. I fired this up meaning to play for a few minutes to get a review impression and wound up going non-stop to the end. They are full games unto themselves and far more fun than the eponymous LCD modes. The good stuff is in the alternate quests. I can't imagine why anyone would want to replicate a Tiger LCD anyway, but it is a novel idea. Forget the handheld LCD stages, that's not where the fun is.

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