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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: TheouAegis on September 07, 2013, 03:48:42 PM
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Anyone ever watched this show? It's entertaining sometimes, even if you don't understand a lick of Japanese anymore.
Here's the episode where Arino plays CV3:
ゲームセンターCX #38 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj5TtbGq9gU#)
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I watch Gamecenter cx a lot in fact I have posted videos before about this show.
He's also played kid Dracula, Rockman 1,2,3 clock tower, fire emblem, contra, and starforce as well I've seen a lot ;D
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I love the show. For a while my Saturday routine was wake up at 2 p.m., do the dishes, get meself a big damn burrito, and sit down for an episode of this.
I was going through the Retro Game Master DVDs and have been lamenting that there isn't more. I didn't realize there were fan-subbed episodes on YouTube.
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This show is kind of a guide for me with super/famicom games just wish I could met the kacho in California but he was just way to far and I could not drive out there :'(
One of my favorites is quest of ki and heck he even played battletoads. wai wai world is also a fun episode
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Oh my god...
@54:50 or so... I've played this game so many times and yet...
I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THAT!!!!
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Oh man, his joke about the dulahans in Stage 7 always being there and wanting to be bosses was hilarious. That stage seriously is one of the hardest in the series. Following patterns and moving right to left as little as possible works best for the falling blocks. Interesting video all the way around. But I think the biggest mistake was not trusting more in Trevor. The helper characters are only for certain situations in my mind.
@54:50 or so... I've played this game so many times and yet...
I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THAT!!!!
Wow, me neither. Though, usually by taking out the right head immediately and then hanging in the right corner you can avoid a pattern where you'll get dumped on, as well. That works 99% of the time for me.
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Escaping that drool crouching... that was completely new to me too.
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Oh my god...
@54:50 or so... I've played this game so many times and yet...
I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THAT!!!!
Neither me, I've never tried this since that doesnt make any sense :O
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Are you guys sure that works in the USA version? He seems to be playing the JPN version. There's a chance that was fixed in the USA version (which also has longer but slower laser beams on Dracula's Final Form).
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Are you guys sure that works in the USA version? He seems to be playing the JPN version. There's a chance that was fixed in the USA version (which also has longer but slower laser beams on Dracula's Final Form).
Someone should try it.
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I've played both. Dracula's laser attack in the US version is slightly slower then in the Japanese version. Also the beam itself looks different and if I remember correctly, the US version has a much longer laser then the Japanese version.
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I hacked the Japanese version.
In retrospect, it makes sense, but it's not an attribute of the drool you'd have picked up on just from the code. The drool changes into a splash at a specific height and the splash has no damage attribute. It just so happens the height at which the droop turns into a splash is just outside of Trevor's crouching hit box. Unless you were some kind of freak that could mentally map Trevor's hit box at any height on the screen, you'd have never guessed that.
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Wow, the drool/crouch thing is new to me too. I've never watched this show before, but I've put a good deal of hours into the Nintendo DS game, Retro Game Collection, which is a spinoff featuring a digitized Arino. I wish they'd bring the sequel over here.
This video really makes me want to play CV3 again, it's been a long time.
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I love it. I think it's my favorite tv-show of all time. I really like how they always focus on the positive aspects of games instead of the negative, and how that attitude is prevalent throughout every part of it. It makes you excited to try out the games they're talking about.
One of my favorite parts is where Arino thought the princess from Prince of Persia was called Persia. For some reason that really cracked me up.
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I hacked the Japanese version.
In retrospect, it makes sense, but it's not an attribute of the drool you'd have picked up on just from the code. The drool changes into a splash at a specific height and the splash has no damage attribute. It just so happens the height at which the droop turns into a splash is just outside of Trevor's crouching hit box. Unless you were some kind of freak that could mentally map Trevor's hit box at any height on the screen, you'd have never guessed that.
Are you fucking serious? I thought that this could be the case, but I can totally see the drop touching Trevor. So they didnt code the drop to do damage on contact, only the splashes?
Also, someone knows where I can watch all episoded with subtitles? I knew about this series years ago and even meant to watch it, but I've forgotten about it since then and never heard of it again until now (and this IGA interview that Nagumo shared another day in a thread).
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Are you guys sure that works in the USA version? He seems to be playing the JPN version. There's a chance that was fixed in the USA version (which also has longer but slower laser beams on Dracula's Final Form).
Yeah I don't think that works in the us version it's been awhile since I saw this episode but yeah I don't think it works otherwise I think we all would have abused the heck out of this.
but it's funny though it seems more people watch this more than I thought.
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It's not all flowers and cherry blossoms:
http://youtu.be/Xqb5QZoUNwo?t=18m6s (http://youtu.be/Xqb5QZoUNwo?t=18m6s)
They reveal a "cheat" and then find a bug. Oh well, the game's old enough that it can be forgiven.
We wouldn't have been abusing it if nobody knew about it. What if it was a bug only Arino had discovered? .... But it's not in the US version. Dracula's spit does damage at all heights; I just tested it.