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The one most important piece of advice I give kids who struggle with getting to grips with Dedede is that his Up Special can be cancelled if you tilt the control stick up after he reaches the apex height, you can then move left and right a bit after you do so, it might just be enough to edge yourself back on to the stage. Anyway, excellent performance from @Ike tonight, you were on a roll! -
There's something very on brand for Australia to have an upside down version of something. -
Tonight's Smash games... Yeah... items on high + custom stages might be a bit crazier than I thought. Also, I need to play as King Dedede more. Cheers everyone. -
HSV Adventure Racing PAL release: 29th November 1999 (Australia only) NA release: N/A JP release: N/A Developer: Paradigm Publisher: EA N64 Magazine Score: 81% Unfortunately, this is not a sequel or new instalment in the Beetle Adventure Racing series, but rather an alternative version. EA had found success in modifying the available cars for different regions in the Need for Speed franchise, so they decided to have a go with this. In Australia, the Beetle doesn’t seem to have the same nostalgic value as in other countries, so they replaced the Beetles with cars from an Australian brand called Holden Special Vehicles. What’s fascinating is that this wasn’t done when the game first came out, but much later – so in Australia you could pick up Beetle Adventure Racing and HSV Adventure Racing. Outside of a different shape of car (the stats are all the same as the original) and a very enthusiastic Australian announcer, this is entirely the same game as Beetle Adventure Racing. Which means that it’s an incredibly fun game, there’s just no reason to choose this over the original. Still, the fact that it exists is still interesting, and it’s great having an excuse to play Beetle Adventure Racing again. Great Remake or remaster? I still think a remastered “Adventure Racing” (even with generic cars) would be great. Official ways to get the game. There’s no official way to get HSV Adventure Racing -
Recently, the Switch version got an update, it didn't have any new content, but @Dcubed had the feeling that the framerate ran better. So I tested it out with a character that consistently crashes the game due to how obscenely powerful they can get, and I got through multiple runs with no issues, and the frames definitely didn't drop as much! So, in the spirit of that image I posted when I first broke the game literally, "Let's keep going, and see what happens!" Mmmmmm! Positively buttery smooth compared to before! Didn't crash though, I've done four runs with similar builds now, and I completed all of them!
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