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I have a problem I haven't played these games in years and actually I can't even get a clue any where.
The first game I am trying to remember had Beavis and Butthead in it, but I don't remember what you did on the game I just remember it was Beavis and Butthead!!
The other game I could swear it was Bart Simpson and you had to go through a school and do different things by lockers and bleachers.
The last game I can't remember is going through a mall and doing stuff, I thought it was the simpsons too but I could be wrong.
Please help me figure these out, it is driving me nuts!!
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The last one could be Bart Vs the Space Mutants for the NES. The second level takes place in a mall. The first one is most likely Beavis and Butthead for either the SNES or Genesis.
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In Bart VS Space Mutants, on the mall level do they knock over bags of groceries.
Yep, your right Beavis and Butthead was a Super Nintendo game, Thanks!!
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I don't think so. You have to collect hats on the mall level.
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Was there a Beavis and Butthead game for NES?
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Probably not. I think B&B aired bewtween 1993-1997 (?) so it's unlikely they'd bother with the NES at that point. Although games for the NES may still have been coming out at that time.
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I think the last NES games came out in 94. At least that's when the last Famicom games were released.
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"qwerty_1us" wrote:Yep, your right Beavis and Butthead was a Super Nintendo game, Thanks!! The Sega version of Beavis and Butthead was better. I would suggest it first.
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"logandbz" wrote:"qwerty_1us" wrote:Yep, your right Beavis and Butthead was a Super Nintendo game, Thanks!! The Sega version of Beavis and Butthead was better. I would suggest it first. I agree the sega version was alot better. :)
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"Bad Dog" wrote:"logandbz" wrote:"qwerty_1us" wrote:Yep, your right Beavis and Butthead was a Super Nintendo game, Thanks!! The Sega version of Beavis and Butthead was better. I would suggest it first. I agree the sega version was alot better. ) How was it better? Was the controlls easier? I rented this game for SNES years ago.
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The SNES one was more straightforward action, while the Sega Genesis one was more of a quest/action game; you had to find pieces of the GWAR concert ticket scattered all over town.
Plus, their "firepower" were burps & farts, which are pretty funny (well, at first, anyway).
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I just liked the feel of it better.. I played the SNES one and it seemed kinda laggy? I don't know it was a while ago. And the Burps/Farts do get old but that is when you pull out some of your newly found weapons.
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what was the other name of Contra? Like the japanese name of it I think is what I'm looking for. keep wanting to say probotector, but I don't think that's right.
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"blackghost" wrote:what was the other name of Contra? Like the japanese name of it I think is what I'm looking for. keep wanting to say probotector, but I don't think that's right. that's the European name
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"Commander Campkill" wrote:"blackghost" wrote:what was the other name of Contra? Like the japanese name of it I think is what I'm looking for. keep wanting to say probotector, but I don't think that's right. that's the European name Ah. Well, that explains it. That's what I wanted to know I guess, thanks C.C.
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It was called Gryzor in Japan.
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