I've never even heard of Barbarian. >.> Then again, the NES was mainly about Mario and Zelda for me. :]
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I've never even heard of Barbarian. >.> Then again, the NES was mainly about Mario and Zelda for me. :]
Oh, I forgot, check 01:30 of that vid. :P
Yeah. You loaded them from either a 5.25" floppy disk or a cassette tape, which was essentially the same as a standard audio cassette. There were cartridges released towards the end of the C64's life but I never had any.
You could either play with the keyboard or a joystick, the latter of which used the same connector as a Sega Mega Drive/Genesis so the controllers are pretty much interchangeable. There was a mouse available too although mine never seemed to work. :P
Absolutely, but we lost the manual. You know what that means... :/
Simpsons Arcade Game, actually: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Simpsons_(arcade_game)
http://www.simpsonspark.com/images/g...isuel_arc1.jpg
I can hear the music so well, too.
*hums*
Holy crap...I think a cousin had that thing too. :P I remember he had an old computer that used cassette tapes or something, but I never knew what it was. :P
Man, that Simpsons game rocked, I remember when Konami released some Beat 'em ups for 4 players, Simpsons game, Sunsetriders and Vendetta.
Brings back memories. :P
I'd like to point out that the computer WAS the keyboard. :XD:
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Oh man, Ghosts N' Goblins!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=W6wnGk5-mcI