What a horrible night to have a curse...

Happy Halloween! What better way to kick things off than a Halloween special? 3 games for today, 1 for each system. The file's at the end, as usual. Anyway, here's the rundown on them.

Haunting- Starring Polterguy for the Genesis
As a punk rock ghost, try to scare the crap out of a family that wronged you in life.
Features plenty of hilarious animations as the ghost brings the furniture to life.
There's a short tutorial at the beginning, so I won't get into how to play. Just remember that "A" is "Z".

Fun: 8 out of 10. Some of the scares are hilarious, and the reactions are even better!

Difficulty: 5 out of 10. Nice smooth difficulty curve, starts off easy but can get tough around house 3.


Super Ghouls N' Ghosts for the Super NES

As King Arthur, try to rescue the Queen from demons. Really fun (but brutally hard) platformer. Lots of different weapons to kill the monsters in your way with. I'll be impressed if any of you reach the second level.

Fun: 7 out of 10. Great gameplay and atmosphere.

Difficulty: 9 out of 10. Extremely hard. But at least you can take more than one hit, unlike SOME games.


Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow for the Gameboy Advance
WARNING-LONG GAME
An action-adventure game set in Dracula's castle I won't spoil anything about the story, but basically, you are stuck in a castle full of monsters. Here's a pocket knife. Good luck!
The main character has the ability to absorb the souls of defeated enemies (at random) They can be used to do a MASSIVE variety of attacks, from throwing bones to giant, room clearing axe swings. You can also find weapons from a simple longsword all the way up to a scythe stolen from the grim reaper himself! Unlike the last 2 games, this one is pretty easy throughout and has a detailed storyline. Mainly because, if you can't beat something, you can go kill weaker enemies for experience.

Fun: 10 out of 10. Great music, great graphics, Great gameplay. And it's easy enough that you might get to see it!
Difficulty: 2 out of 10. Never gets too hard, and you can always level grind until you're unstoppable if you have to.

Just a tip: Mina's Charm is important later in the game.


Anyway, Just download the file and unzip it. Have fun!
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It Begins...

Hey there internet, welcome to my blog. Here's how it's going to work. Every week, unless I don't feel like it, I'm going to post a game for the computer. You download it and play it. Understand? Anyway, on to the setup!

First things first, you're going to need the emulators. I've put them all in a convenient zip file at the end of this post. Simply download them, unizp them wherever you want to (Right Click->Extract All), and you're ready to go! To play a game, open the emulator by clicking it, then go to (File->Open...) for Gameboy Advance, (File->Open Rom...) for Genesis, or (Game->Load) for Super NES. Just think of it like opening a file in Microsoft Word.

Next up, the games. Simply unzip them into the same directory you originally unzipped the emulators to, and They'll go where they need to be. The folder should have files called "Super NES,", "Gameboy Advance", and "Genesis" in it.

Controls have already been set for you, although you can change them if you like. They all use a similar control scheme, with the arrow keys as the joypad and buttons in the "Z" corner for everything else.
For Super NES and Gameboy Advance, Z,X,A, and S are the face buttons, Q and W are the shoulder buttons, Shift is start, and Ctrl is select.
For Genesis, Z,X, and C are the buttons, and Shift is Start.

To download off Megaupload, just click the box in the upper-right corner, where it says "Enter This (4 random letters) Here", Then type those random letters. Then click the big "DOWNLOAD FILE" button. Finally, wait for "REGULAR DOWNLOAD" to appear in the lower-right corner.

Now just download some games and get to playing!


Get The Emulators HERE!