Power Moves for the snes. The one fighter that really captivated me as a child . With the mysterious yet colourful characters, beautiful graphics, simple controls and timeless music, next to Tekken....it is Power Moves for me. The Mini games were a blast, the two plane arenas were unique and the rpg customize element of gameplay made this a standout classic for me. I'll never part with it.
Let me explain everything thoroughly for everyone:
To unlock Seth you need to :
A: Unlock (in no order, or specific difficulty setting) Rose, Fei, Gen, Sakura, Dan, Cammy,
B: Once Rose, Fei, Gen, Sakura, Dan and Cammy are unlocked... beat arcade mode (with any character, on any difficulty) With 2 perfects before you reach Seth , no continues, or losses of any match. After you beat Seth, you will fight Akuma, beat him and he is unlocked.
C: Now you will need to unlock Gouken. Once, Rose, Fei, Gen, Sakura, Dan , Cammy AND Akuma have been unlocked...Play Arcade mode and do the following:
-Win two rounds with a perfect before you reach Seth -Perform 3 ultimate combo finishers before you reach Seth -No continues, or loss of any match (if you play on more then one round) -After you beat Seth you will fight Gouken, beat him and he will be unlocked.
D- Once you have unlocked Gouken...beat arcade mode (on any difficulty setting) with each character. Make sure you have everyone's ending in the gallery mode except for Seth's. Once arcade has been completed by each character at least once, you will have Seth Unlocked.
Compared to the super nintendo, the N64 was somewhat of a dissappointment. Then again, I have very little experience with the gamecube and Virtual boy.
As a retro video gamer, I consider the term "old" to be a bit derogatory. But anyway, old to me would fall under any game or system that has been outdated by today's technology. Usually anything from the original PS and under.
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