I do really love the attempt to bring tiger electronics to flash. Especially in the early 2000's, I feel like it fits perfectly into the flash gaming scene. Unfortunately it really just is a demo as there are no enemies. In addition, the buttons are nearly impossible to read due to a horrible poor picture quality.
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Tiger handhelds were popular in the 80s. They use to be the only way to play video games without tv. Anyway tiger released a castlevania II: Belmonts Revenge based on the gameboy title. This doesn't really play like the original. The graphics do look like tiger graphics. I think all the buttons do something...anyway the game just keeps repeating the same enemy, maybe i'll make a full version sometime. It's only a demo. There's a grey button labeled 'score' you can press that to see yours. The actionscript seems to have an odd delay so you might get a few secounds of invulnerabilit before you die. I'm going to pretend that was intended and call it 'beserker'. Another cool thing that i could add would be XML score keeping thing. Well, hope you enjoy it and please don't delete it. Just keep it here for hystorical sake. And if someone else thinks they can do a better tiger handheld flash emulation then do it. It would be cool.
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it's a good game :)
What......the........ass?
Well, it's not the best, but I don't think it was meant to be anything amazing. The graphics were quite fuzzy on this, and the controls really needed to be available on the keyboard instead of just the mouse. The whole repeating enemy thing is forgivable being this a demo, but the invulnerability until after an enemy is defeated seems like a rookie mistake.
The music was basically elevator remix of Castlevania, and I found it rather entertaining.
