Just finished Shinobi III today. This is my first and only experience with the Shinobi franchise. I felt like the first half of the game was pretty good, but I didn't care for some of the later levels. The final boss was just frustrating too.
Green Party candidate that ran for President in 2000 (and I think in 2004 as well). He attracted some far-left support, thus sucking away some support from Democratic candidate Al Gore. He only had, like, two percent of the popular vote or something of the sort, but it's commonly believed that if he hadn't been on the ballot, Al Gore would have been President and not George W. Bush.
The Wii. While it's stand alone library pales in comparison to the Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, and GameCube (not saying it's bad, but it's definitely lacking in quantity), I can play many of the best NES, SNES, and N64 games via the Virtual Console (although there are some games that are noticeably missing that really should be on there, such as Yoshi's Island and Donkey Kong 64), can play any GameCube game I want thanks to dat backwards compatibility, and can even download games for old non-Nintendo consoles like the Sega Genesis.
Decided to give Donkey Kong Country Returns' mirror mode a shot today. In addition to the levels being reversed (to this day, I still have no idea why that's supposed to make any game harder), it also makes it to where Donkey Kong has only one hit point, and there is no Diddy Kong. It's been years since I last really played this game, and I'm also trying to run through the levels like I used to be able to; lives have been lost.
Also have been trying some of the other Genesis titles on the PS3 compilation. Didn't much care for Decap Attack or Vectorman (I'll probably give it another chance down the road though), but I like Shinobi III a lot.
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