How about one way heroics? Or crypt of the necrodancer? Both is keyboard only and really nice games. Oh, and half minute hero too
Combat
Mar 21, 2018
Does anyone out there have any good examples of top-down action/RPG games that have nice feeling combat? Preferably using pixel art and keyboard only. The combat in Nuclear Throne feels really nice, but like so many games out there, they use a combination of mouse and keyboard (keyboard to move, mouse to attack).
I'm trying to do the whole game with just keyboard (don't ask, it's just a requirement of mine).
Currently, I use WASD to move and SPACE/Enter to attack, but it just feels wrong and I can't place why. Maybe it's the best that it gets with keyboard only. Or maybe there is something little I'm doing wrong that actually matters a lot. It's why I'd like to play some example of games that do it well.
Also, something that runs on the Mac.
And I want a pony.
UPDATE: Still no pony. But, for the commenters that are telling me I should use arrow keys instead of WASD... arrow keys work as well as the num pad. Originally, only the arrow keys worked, but then every single person I sat down to play started using WASD, so I finally implemented it.
SteepSheep
Mar 22, 2018
Wallace Nein
Mar 22, 2018
Just a thought but if it's keyboard only I prefer to move the character with the arrow keys.
WASD is good for 3D games cause you do part of the mouvement with the mouse but to move entirely with WASD feels too stiff.
Hope that can help a bit.
Have a nice day. 😀
WASD is good for 3D games cause you do part of the mouvement with the mouse but to move entirely with WASD feels too stiff.
Hope that can help a bit.
Have a nice day. 😀
Steve Jones
Mar 22, 2018
I enjoyed Mantra back in the day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=is0allavgYQ
Ron Gilbert
Mar 22, 2018
@Wallace Yeah, arrow keys work as well.
Crybrush Meekwood
Mar 22, 2018
What about God of Thunder? It was a pretty good action/puzzle game if I recall my childhood pc gaming correctly.
Javier Kohen
Mar 22, 2018
Do old fashioned console RPGs count? Zelda on the NES is quite popular and those gamepads aren't a far stretch from basic keyboard controls.
Joakim Hagdahl
Mar 22, 2018
There is a japanese action rpg series that originally did attacks on you bumping into enemies. I thought that was a clever and refreshing way to change things up and because of that it really played differently.
Ys - I think they ported it over to Steam.
Ys - I think they ported it over to Steam.
Thomas
Mar 22, 2018
This might be too obvious but I'd say Binding of Isaac certainly qualifies. It's keyboard only, it's topdown and it's an action rogue like thing.
More broadly I'd also put secret of mana on the list because while it's not on PC (recent remake not withstanding) the controls would work just fine with keyboard only.
More broadly I'd also put secret of mana on the list because while it's not on PC (recent remake not withstanding) the controls would work just fine with keyboard only.
advfan
Mar 22, 2018
Seconding Ys. I don't think it can be had for Mac, but there might be some emulated console versions with emulators that run on Mac.
dullahan
Mar 22, 2018
What about auto-attack when in proximity?
SL128
Mar 22, 2018
I haven't played either (and so it's possible they use mouse), but apparently Hyper Light Drifter and Titan Souls are good.
Piotr Kaminski
Mar 22, 2018
This is almost certainly _not_ what you're looking for, but Epistory is a top-down-ish action/RPG game that's exclusively keyboard-driven (you literally cannot use any other controller) and runs on a Mac. No pony, though.
A fan
Mar 22, 2018
Ultima IV :)
Dominik
Mar 22, 2018
Since you don't have a rumble function for the keyboard the most important thing is to give good sound and screen feedback: A miss results in a nice whooshing sound, a hit in a enemy-specific thud (like a crack sound for skeletons, a mushy sound for soft-skinned enemies). Combine this with a good visual feedback (enemy flashes, is thrown back a bit) and you will immensly improve the experience. For keys: The spacebar is pretty large and has therefore a clunky feel to it which probably doesn't align very will with a precise and more nimble weapon like a sword. I would use Left-Ctrl.
seguso
Mar 22, 2018
Remember the combat must work well in text form fisrt :)
Mr.Pinsky
Mar 22, 2018
I feel that the twin-stick shooter style used by e.g. Binding of Isaac works best. That means: WASD for movement and the arrow keys for directional attacks (attack up, right, down, left). So you can run straight but attack left, for example.
Pa
Mar 22, 2018
I dislike using the space key for trigger actions as well. I believe this is because it is positioned to be accessible with both thumbs but that doesn't make it the most accessible key period. I find it more comfortable for all control keys to be on similar height and further away from one another for different hands. So ASDW for the left hand and KL for the right or the numpad if you have one.
When it comes to recommendations, the best that comes to mind is Story of Thor/Beyond Oasis which you can probably try out on a Genesis emulator in the Mac after you bought it here
http://store.steampowered.com/app/211200/Beyond_Oasis/
Game Mac life is hard, I hear.
When it comes to recommendations, the best that comes to mind is Story of Thor/Beyond Oasis which you can probably try out on a Genesis emulator in the Mac after you bought it here
http://store.steampowered.com/app/211200/Beyond_Oasis/
Game Mac life is hard, I hear.
Ikeman
Mar 22, 2018
Nothing beats the ARROW keys for movement. Well except if you are left-handed ;)
Maybe using Num Keypad to combine arrow keys with additional functions if your game is complex enough. But for the sake of simplicity I would use arrow keys. As I remember my gaming in old DOS days this was the default setup for most of the games and probably for a good reason too.
Maybe using Num Keypad to combine arrow keys with additional functions if your game is complex enough. But for the sake of simplicity I would use arrow keys. As I remember my gaming in old DOS days this was the default setup for most of the games and probably for a good reason too.
Nop
Mar 22, 2018
Maybe the system older 2d FPS games like Doom works better. Rotate with keys and strafe key for sideways movement. Can't think of 2D examples but there should be some games like that.
Headwuend
Mar 22, 2018
I don't have a concrete example but maybe you could play a few old console RPGs (e.g. A Link to the Past) in emulators and experiment with key bindings.
Anaël Seghezzi
Mar 22, 2018
I find Hammerwatch interesting (and it's on mac / linux too :))
They use a combinaison of WASD and arrow keys and strangely it works.
They use a combinaison of WASD and arrow keys and strangely it works.
Azrapse
Mar 22, 2018
A Redefine Keys option on the main menu works wonders, mr Gilbert.
Also, one of the best series of cRPGs ever, the Gold Box series, used top down, pixel graphics, keyboard controller tactical combat and it was awesome.
Also, one of the best series of cRPGs ever, the Gold Box series, used top down, pixel graphics, keyboard controller tactical combat and it was awesome.
Big Red Button
Mar 22, 2018
For what it's worth: I liked the controls from GTA 1 & 2 back when they were released.
Francisco
Mar 22, 2018
I want to post one more vote for arrow keys. That's what they are for ;-) The numpad idea is a second best for me, especially as Ikeman mentioned if you want to use 5, 7, 9 for actions
Matthew Pass
Mar 22, 2018
Completely agree with some of the other comments - arrow keys for a keyboard-only game like this, which opens up the entire QWERTY keys with the left hand for any other actions.
Although, having said that, I'm very used to EverQuest II using WASD and 'F' for the 'generic action key.'
Although, having said that, I'm very used to EverQuest II using WASD and 'F' for the 'generic action key.'
Peter B
Mar 22, 2018
I played through a few Final Fantasy games using the num pad. (Enter, or 0 under the thumb was a good attack option. 5 can be remapped as a down arrow if you want the usual WASD block). I've since used this set up for a lot of 16bit style games and it's much more comfortable than the usual arrow keys.
MIK0
Mar 22, 2018
I also think Ys I & II from Falcom was a good example of simple combat with only arrow that still require some skill. In that you had to bump into enemies preferibly at the right angle or slinghtly shifted so that you won't get hit in the process. This gives the feel of a fast combat. The game is available on both GOG and Steam, but only for windows.
I also think that arrow keys are more natural if you don't use the mouse than WASD, expecially if you need other keys for attack or options, but that shouldn't be an issue, the user should be able to change between those configuration (mostly if left/right handed).
I also think that arrow keys are more natural if you don't use the mouse than WASD, expecially if you need other keys for attack or options, but that shouldn't be an issue, the user should be able to change between those configuration (mostly if left/right handed).
Ryan
Mar 23, 2018
Not too down, but Broforce (while way better with a controller) has fast and frenetic shooting/platforming that's surprisingly enjoyable on a keyboard....
No other game that complicated surprised me with how well it played with just a keyboard in recent memory.
No other game that complicated surprised me with how well it played with just a keyboard in recent memory.
Alan
Mar 23, 2018
I would agree Binding of Issac has pretty much the best control feel you can get with keyboard only
Whup
Mar 23, 2018
The original Prince of Persia managed to pull of really tense, fun sword fighting with only a few keys. You could advance, retreat block and strike from memory.
Starkiller
Mar 23, 2018
In the old days of 8 Bit computing on my english Sinclair ZX Spectrum the most common key combination was:
Q- Up
A - Down
O - Left
P - Right
M- Attack
Space - 2nd Attack/Map/Invetory or whatever
This works great until today - and even on PCs or Macs
Maybe you should try this :D
Q- Up
A - Down
O - Left
P - Right
M- Attack
Space - 2nd Attack/Map/Invetory or whatever
This works great until today - and even on PCs or Macs
Maybe you should try this :D
Andrea "Rum Rogers" Serreli
Mar 23, 2018
The Mario & Luigi series by AlphaDream has a really nice combat mode, you should check it out!
Nom
Mar 23, 2018
Legacy of Goku 2 and Buu's fury had good combat as I recall. They were on GBA but I played them mostly on an emulator and it still played fine. Of course Fallout 1 and 2 had really fun combat as well but they were turn-based.
Hamakei
Mar 23, 2018
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Fuz
Mar 23, 2018
I usually use arrow keys for movement and Z X C for attack/jump/actions oin keyboard only games.
I can't think of any top/down action rpg that felt really good, toh.
I can't think of any top/down action rpg that felt really good, toh.
Fuz
Mar 23, 2018
Also, don't forget to add a rebind option.
Sushi
Mar 24, 2018
In my and most peoples memory, the most playable JRPG games were console games, so I'd drew my inspiration and lessons from those. Landstalker on the sega genesis involves a lot of fighting and felt very decent. I'd also look at the mother of dungeon hack'n'slash games : Gauntlet.
Of course on the 8 bit and 16 bit consoles, controls were with a D-pad (left) and 2,3 or 4 buttons (right). On case of Gauntlet a single button joystick was enough.
+1 for remapping (international keyboards 'WASD' becomes 'ZQSD' otherwise)
+1 for using arrow keys for movement. I think WASD only gained success to free up a hand to control the mouse. But for keyboard only, I want to use my main hand (right) mainly. So assuming that moving around is what you do for 90% of the time versus fighting for 30% of the time...
If you plan to implement other actions like jump, run, special attack,... shift, ctrl and alt all the way. Space is too clunky, and might be better resevered for dialogue text.
Oh, yeah and obviously, "P" for pony.
Of course on the 8 bit and 16 bit consoles, controls were with a D-pad (left) and 2,3 or 4 buttons (right). On case of Gauntlet a single button joystick was enough.
+1 for remapping (international keyboards 'WASD' becomes 'ZQSD' otherwise)
+1 for using arrow keys for movement. I think WASD only gained success to free up a hand to control the mouse. But for keyboard only, I want to use my main hand (right) mainly. So assuming that moving around is what you do for 90% of the time versus fighting for 30% of the time...
If you plan to implement other actions like jump, run, special attack,... shift, ctrl and alt all the way. Space is too clunky, and might be better resevered for dialogue text.
Oh, yeah and obviously, "P" for pony.
Alwin Garside
Mar 24, 2018
I remember I enjoyed playing The Chaos Engine a lot on PC with Keyboard.
Hilger
Mar 24, 2018
How about arrow keys for movement and 'WASD' for attack direction ('Q' & 'E' for Special attacks or actions)
Chris
Mar 24, 2018
DROD is amazing. Nothing else like it for top down keyboard combat. Not sure how it would translate to real time but it might be cool to try out something like that.
Mechner
Mar 24, 2018
I think the Hotline Miami combat feels great, using WASD and mouse control.
It's on mac, check it out, it is quite fast paced though, which may be contrary to what you are looking for
It's on mac, check it out, it is quite fast paced though, which may be contrary to what you are looking for
Jabberdau
Mar 25, 2018
Not a topdown game, but Moonstone used keyboard only for combat and movement. I think it worked something like this: move with arrowkeys. If you hold down an action key at the same time you make a directional attack instead, so ctrl +
UP = would be a slow but powerfull long reach overhead sword swing,
DOWN = short reach dodge
UP + LEFT/RIGHT = in direction of opponent = upwards forward thrust
UP + LEFT/RIGHT = away from opponent = throw knife
DOWN + LEFT/RIGHT = in direction of opponent = forwards thrust
DOWN + LEFT/RIGHT = in opposite direction of opponent = block/downwards attack
Though what made it really great was the sound design.
UP = would be a slow but powerfull long reach overhead sword swing,
DOWN = short reach dodge
UP + LEFT/RIGHT = in direction of opponent = upwards forward thrust
UP + LEFT/RIGHT = away from opponent = throw knife
DOWN + LEFT/RIGHT = in direction of opponent = forwards thrust
DOWN + LEFT/RIGHT = in opposite direction of opponent = block/downwards attack
Though what made it really great was the sound design.
Mark
Mar 25, 2018
How about the combat style in joust were you don't press to attack at all and it's just based on movement :)
maxfaraday
Mar 26, 2018
Starkiller already said it, but QAOP + Space is the best way imo; that was used in Speedball 2 and it's so much better than arrows or wasd, you should try it.
Alessander
Mar 26, 2018
I second Epistory, I liked it a lot. Maybe you can find some insights on "typing games". Epistory is shallow, but showed a big potential. IMHO, the action/adventure genre goes quite well with typing games. Ron, please make a classic action/adventure typing game.
Another typing game is this: https://vim-adventures.com/
Perhaps you can find something interesting there. Possibly maybe, probably not.
Another typing game is this: https://vim-adventures.com/
Perhaps you can find something interesting there. Possibly maybe, probably not.
joe
Mar 27, 2018
@starkiller spectrum keys are good. I have used them also. Just to reiterate:
up: Q
down: A
left: O
right: P
attack 1: M
attack 2 : SPACE
up: Q
down: A
left: O
right: P
attack 1: M
attack 2 : SPACE
Meghann
Mar 27, 2018
Hi Ron. It's been a while since I've played these and I can't remember precise control schemes, beyond knowing I enjoyed them - and that these maybe slightly out of the box, if that's helpful. But Moonhunters. http://www.moonhuntersgame.com/ Magicka. http://store.steampowered.com/app/42910/Magicka/ Armed with Wings Rearmed. (Platformer but such nice combat.) http://www.armedwithwings.com/ Bastion and Transistor. https://www.supergiantgames.com/ Cat Quest. https://thegentlebros.com/catquest/ Definitely Crawl if you like Nuclear Throne. http://www.powerhoof.com/crawl/ Downwell? (Another platformer, but using the Downward motion to effect in combat. Like how Magicka's combat is all built around elements - which influenced control scheme etc.) http://downwellgame.com/ Hastag Dungeon. http://www.hashtagdungeon.com/ Undertale? https://undertale.com/ Like, the mini game style, but hilarious contexts when you're dating the skeleton or whatever? I did a quick sweep down my Steam library, but I reckon I can think of better examples. I reckon the best aRPG combat isn't so much some optimal system, more the systems that are uniquely tied to context. Meghann
Meghann
Mar 27, 2018
PS. Most of those use mouse in their control scheme and I did read the post, but I personally find great examples of context inspiring. Also. If you're trying to eliminate mouse, have you considered looking into accessibility options for games? The designer of the game I'm currently working with just made a one-handed control scheme. I also have talked with gamers who play aRPGs with mouse controllers and such. I'm positive there would be wisdom there. (So, yeah. Sorry for not properly answering your questions. But I brought some out of the box ideas.)
Meghann
Mar 27, 2018
* God. Sorry. ^ *mouth controllers, not mouse. Like, playing The Witcher with their tongue. Talking to people who play with different control schemes is endlessly fascinating.
Jon
Mar 28, 2018
On the arrow keys versus WASD thing, just remember that many laptops have silly little arrow keys, maybe in an unusual shape, but have normally sized and placed WASD keys.
Daniel
Mar 28, 2018
I remember an early action RPG "Times of Lore" as doing it well. It had cursor keys for movement, enter for fighting, and space for menu. They had a 'gliding' movement where the character would keep moving in the current direction until another key was pressed, which IMHO made if feel quite 'fast'. (You could turn this off in the options.)
It's old enough that you can download it on archive. org. They have a version for Apple (IIe), and also a WASM-compiled emulator version that works in modern browsers: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Times_of_Lore_1988
On my machine, the in-browser version works, but the timing seems a bit off, so it's not as smooth as I remember it. That, or I remember it better than it actually was.
It's old enough that you can download it on archive. org. They have a version for Apple (IIe), and also a WASM-compiled emulator version that works in modern browsers: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Times_of_Lore_1988
On my machine, the in-browser version works, but the timing seems a bit off, so it's not as smooth as I remember it. That, or I remember it better than it actually was.
Jordy Rodriguez
Mar 29, 2018
Hello sir !
Don't forget azerty keyboards, ZQSD for movment :)
Don't forget azerty keyboards, ZQSD for movment :)
Reppa
Mar 29, 2018
Y's 1 and 2 on gog !!!
Alex Garcia
Mar 30, 2018
Thinking about game controls ala Super Smash TV: control character with wasd and attack/fire in directions with arrow keys.
Otherwise the binding of Isaac is one of the best game from those past few years control wise in that kind of games.
Otherwise the binding of Isaac is one of the best game from those past few years control wise in that kind of games.
Isstanar
Mar 30, 2018
Late to seeing this post but I remember the earlier ascii versions of DooomRL having a really nice feel to it's keyboard combat and I'm pretty sure it used WASD as well.
Kisai
Mar 30, 2018
WASD vs Arrow keys is like asking "Left handed butter knife or Right handed butter knife?" The knife can be used in either hand, but some people will complain about the fine details being on the wrong side.
For any game that has a 2D perspective, the Arrow keys are the most obvious choice to use, and use ZXC for commands. For games that have a 3D perspective, WASD is the most obvious choice, and WASD requires the mouse to "camera/aim/fire"
In MMORPG's that use WASD, usally all the commands are activated using the number key row, and the 4 keys directly above the WASD are used for commands that you would stop moving to use (eg block/parry/cast) while the right-hand has to be the actual fire button, and that would have to be the space-bar if not used for jumping.
Alternatively, you can also do WASD + number pad, as laptops without a full number pad will remap those keys to the right hand side of the keyboard, OR, you can use DEL/END/PGDN (which also map to the number pad)
Though if you want to hit everything the best option is simply to let players change the key bindings, or put it in as a kind of quiz at the beginning. "Which key moves you forward" "Which key do you fire with" and go from there.
For any game that has a 2D perspective, the Arrow keys are the most obvious choice to use, and use ZXC for commands. For games that have a 3D perspective, WASD is the most obvious choice, and WASD requires the mouse to "camera/aim/fire"
In MMORPG's that use WASD, usally all the commands are activated using the number key row, and the 4 keys directly above the WASD are used for commands that you would stop moving to use (eg block/parry/cast) while the right-hand has to be the actual fire button, and that would have to be the space-bar if not used for jumping.
Alternatively, you can also do WASD + number pad, as laptops without a full number pad will remap those keys to the right hand side of the keyboard, OR, you can use DEL/END/PGDN (which also map to the number pad)
Though if you want to hit everything the best option is simply to let players change the key bindings, or put it in as a kind of quiz at the beginning. "Which key moves you forward" "Which key do you fire with" and go from there.
Lukas
Mar 31, 2018
The problem with top-down action RPG attacks is not your keyboard layout, it's the actual gameplay of the attack.
- Allow diagonal movement, so you can circle around enemies
- With d-pad/wasd + attack button, movement direction and attack direction are the same, so you can't have a narrow "stab" attack, your main attack needs to cover at least 90°, preferably more (see, for example, Zelda's attack, where Link swipes the word across, instead of stabbing)
- Attacks need to push enemies away pretty strongly, since, when you're attacking an enemy, you're almost by necessity walking towards that enemy
- Since movement direction and attack direction are the same, it's difficult to handle enemies attacking from multiple sides, so you need to offer a secondary attack that pushes enemies away in all directions (e.g. Zelda's charge attack)
- Allow diagonal movement, so you can circle around enemies
- With d-pad/wasd + attack button, movement direction and attack direction are the same, so you can't have a narrow "stab" attack, your main attack needs to cover at least 90°, preferably more (see, for example, Zelda's attack, where Link swipes the word across, instead of stabbing)
- Attacks need to push enemies away pretty strongly, since, when you're attacking an enemy, you're almost by necessity walking towards that enemy
- Since movement direction and attack direction are the same, it's difficult to handle enemies attacking from multiple sides, so you need to offer a secondary attack that pushes enemies away in all directions (e.g. Zelda's charge attack)
Ferdi
Apr 02, 2018
How about using WSAD for movement and arrows keys for fighting actions. This allows more combat freedom and it could be combined with other keys for special moves.
Alex
Apr 05, 2018
Have you try Slayin by FDG? It is on the AppStore/PlayStore. This game is side view, but I think you can try and make it top view. The first hero doesn't use an attack button. The wizard (second hero) turns into a tornado. There are 6 heroes to try.
Sumez
Apr 15, 2018
Every good example I can think of was designed with a gamepad in mind. I just don't think using a keyboard specifically without using the mouse as well, makes sense in any way. A computer keyboard wasn't created for video games, but with the tools we have at our disposal, we can make them work.
But if that works for you, the most obvious classic examples are of course games like Zelda: A Link to the Past, played with a keyboard. It doesn't work as well as it does when playing with a gamepad, but I'm ready to say that's just because using only a keyboard will always be inherently inferior to a pad.
But if that works for you, the most obvious classic examples are of course games like Zelda: A Link to the Past, played with a keyboard. It doesn't work as well as it does when playing with a gamepad, but I'm ready to say that's just because using only a keyboard will always be inherently inferior to a pad.
Rodo1982
Apr 30, 2018
Simple. Right shift to attack. Try it. Smooth.
Shazed
May 26, 2018
Have you thought about making kind of like the diablo series with having different combat abilities on 1, 2,... but using the numpad for it?
Peter
May 29, 2018
Hey Ron, remember Archon? That had really nice head to head combat and used pretty well the limitation of the keyboard (4 directions + diagonals)
Markus
Jun 29, 2018
I'd say Legend of Zelda for Snes is the best 2D Combat top down simplistic game I've ever played.
David
Sep 22, 2018
I enjoyed the punisher game
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Feb 01, 2019
Link to the past 20-30 hours? Nonsense. Even on your first playthrough not knowing where anything is MIGHT take 8-10 hours if you're really taking your time. The game can be beat in 3-4 hours with all collectibles and you don't need to be some masterful speed runner to manage that. I was doing it as a kid and I'm not very good at video games.
It's an amazing game but I often see it described like it's some sort of mega epic when it's something most average people could clear in an afternoon or two.
It's an amazing game but I often see it described like it's some sort of mega epic when it's something most average people could clear in an afternoon or two.
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Feb 06, 2019
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And before anyone calls me a hypocrite, I did wonder why Chrono Trigger was only #5 when it was on their ""best games of all time"" list. It just didn't make sense for it to be lower than A Link to the Past when even that isn't on the best games of all time list.
And before anyone calls me a hypocrite, I did wonder why Chrono Trigger was only #5 when it was on their ""best games of all time"" list. It just didn't make sense for it to be lower than A Link to the Past when even that isn't on the best games of all time list.
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Apr 30, 2019
I do agree that all these games are the best for the snes,I would however put final fantasy 3 in the top five and replace Mario Kart putting it in the #6 spot instead and moving the others down,the reason I say this is cause final fantasy 3 was the best rpg on the snes in my opinion, I liked it just a bit more than chrono trigger,now as for a link to the past I do agree 100% that it should be in the #1 spot for lots of reasons, it was amazing,its a shame most kids today haven't played one of the greatest adventure game of all time,great job this list guys,you finally put out a top 10 I agree with
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May 10, 2019
Hey - author of the blog post here. I'm well aware of the need for the volatile keyword to ensure that the compiler doesn't optimise away memory reads, but I'm relatively sure that I've applied it where necessary (most notably: when reading the GBA's I/O registers).
If I've missed something somewhere, I'd appreciate it if you could point out the specifics. If you're referring to memory writes, I don't believe the keyword is necessary for these in this context (as the writes aren't going to get optimised out)
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May 13, 2019
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May 17, 2019
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May 17, 2019
I can't blame you guys for what you voted for... but this list also shows the unfortunate situation that you guys were deprived of two SNES classics that deserve to be in the top 5-10.
Metal Combat: Battle Clash II. THIS WAS MADE BY NINTENDO. It was an amazing sequel that did things you would never expect from a Nintendo game. Unfortunately, because it was a Super Scope game a lot of people didn't pick it up. But it is one of those rare games that still holds up today, even without nostalgia. It was also one of Nintendo's first forays into making a game that was story-driven: even battle opened and closed with dialogue that moved the story forward, as well as plot twists and alternate endings (depending on your skill).
Terranigma: This was an action RPG that Japan oddly enough released in Europe, but not here in the west. It was very atmospheric, and really became heady and interesting after the first few dungeons when a major plot twist revealed that you were essentially the only human left alive on Earth. You then travel the world seeking to revive the continents and restoring the world.
I highly suggest emulating both games as you are not likely to be able to obtain your own copies. Or a superscope.
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I highly suggest emulating both games as you are not likely to be able to obtain your own copies. Or a superscope.
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Aug 08, 2021
25 is barely enough to do the SNES justice, there are other awesome games on there that could make the list more than some of the titles you had on there, games like Pilotwings, Sim City, ActRaiser 1+2, Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Terranigma, Lufia 1+2, Demon's Crest, Secret of Evermore, Skyblazer, The Firemen, Legend of the Mystical Ninja, Stunt Race FX, Breath of Fire 1+2, Dragon View, Zombies ate my neighbors, Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts, Killer Instinct, Lost Vikings 1+2, Shadowrun... So many good memories...
Ashley Jones
Sep 28, 2021
i played almost all of these games. except the ones with low graphic art like f-zero, mario kart, castlevania, metroid etc. contra had low graphic but very enjoyable with co-op. earthbound, ff should be top5. idk how many times i've replayed crono trigger and earthworm jim. others mostly 75%.
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Nov 15, 2021
My Top Five:
1) Super Metroid
2) Final Fantasy VI
3) Zelda Link to the Past
4) Donkey Kong Country
5) Yoshi's Island.
I'm sorry but the arcade ports do not count, no matter how good games they were.
Street Alpha 2, in SNES was a technical marvel and nevertheless it was not a SNES game of its own, but a home conversion of an arcade game.
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2) Final Fantasy VI
3) Zelda Link to the Past
4) Donkey Kong Country
5) Yoshi's Island.
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