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And you had help from the item balloon extending your hitbox. The Chrom Vs Lucina fight was good too. Thought we'd end up with a sudden death. -
I had a custom GBC traded in a while back, the screen was decent, the sound was amazing being easily ten times louder than the original, but the buttons? Unplayable... I didn't even think about replacing the buttons with OEM ones, I just sold it as quick as I could. It's fine though, I have an Analogue Pocket, which feels a lot better overall, which is great for a console that's not the origjnal. -
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Yeah, Vs Robin was the one I was thinking. That MinMin v Byleth was great too. I clinched that with a last second Assist Trophy KO. -
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 JP release: 20th August 2002 EU release: N/A NA release: N/A Developer: Neversoft, Edge of Reality Publisher: Activision N64 Magazine Score: N/A The final official retail release for the N64 is strange, due to how late it was. Not only was the previous retail game in America released 9 months earlier, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 came out on the PS1 and PS2 before that. Even the GameCube version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 was 9 months old by the time this came out. So this time around, this isn’t just an acceptable port of the main game, but it’s an acceptable port of a downgraded version of the main game, released much later than other versions. This uses the smaller, static level variants of the PS1 version (which are very different to the PS2 levels) while keeping the engine from the N64 version of THPS2. The next gen THPS3 was loved for its much improved trick system, but the revert is the only new addition here. All the new trick types, more interactive environments, NPCs, and the like are gone. While it’s an interesting curiosity that this came out so long after any other N64 game, there’s also no reason to play this version, especially as it’s also rather buggy and I fell through the level multiple times. Fine Remake or remaster? Having the PS1/N64 level variants as a bonus for the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 remake would be great, but I doubt it would happen. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to play Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3. -
This many years later can't they just laugh and go "yeah that was a silly mistake"?
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