E3 2014

[korny]

So... You were able to without having had the chance to recognize beforehand, beat and best all the obstacles which (and this is where I'm calling you out) DO require muscle memory and knowledge of level layout, and then after beating the final boss, went through the game on higher difficulty as the game requires to actually complete the game on your first try for what is regarded as being quite reasonably on the top 3 hardest games EVER made?

Sorry bro, but I don't buy it. Beating a game first try that is on countless top 3 hardest games lists, is something I don't think anyone can do without sheer anomalistic luck.

[choof]

Originally Posted by korny

So... You were able to without having had the chance to recognize beforehand, beat and best all the obstacles which (and this is where I'm calling you out) DO require muscle memory and knowledge of level layout, and then after beating the final boss, went through the game on higher difficulty as the game requires to actually complete the game on your first try for what is regarded as being quite reasonably on the top 3 hardest games EVER made?

Sorry bro, but I don't buy it. Beating a game first try that is on countless top 3 hardest games lists, is something I don't think anyone can do without sheer anomalistic luck.

If he's actually talking about the version on SNES then that's pretty feasible.

[korny]

Originally Posted by choof

If he's actually talking about the version on SNES then that's pretty feasible.

Pretty hard to mistake super ghouls and ghosts, with ghosts and goblins. Even if that is what he meant to say, have you even played super ghouls and ghosts to make that claim confidently? That game too is recognized as one of the most difficult games EVER.

There sort of is a thing called muscle memory and level layout knowledge where the game is made with the sole intention of you placing yourself exactly where it intends for you to fail. No amount of creativity in someone's mind can predict time and time again without a game over, the countless obstacles made for these veryyyy specifically difficult games, to beat first try. It just doesn't work like that. I would know, I'm a distant relative of Lucas from disneys "the wizard"