Stuff from the past!

[The Skies]

Ever write down gaming stats, anything, that wouldent save otherwise? One thing, like NHL 99 on the N64, I wrote down EVERYTHING! lol. You couldent play multiple seasons, so I always had to start over.

I have stats for 7 seasons on NHL 99, lol. I'll just post my combined record, but I have stats for who scored most goals, assists, wins, during that season, stuff like that, and then playoff stats, lol.

680-62-14

I played 756 games, eek, nice winning percentage to! :O

I know I played more than that to, but thats all I wrote down, man I was obsessed with playing that game every night, especially after getting home from hockey games, lol.

You know, I still have blank sheets with the catagories on them, i should get NHL 99 and go for 1,000 wins! :O

Oh, and one more thing, found a letter from darth back then, he was excited for "donkey kong racing" for the N64, but wait, he spelled it Donggong, lol. Oh our darthy, he still hasent changed. :p

[lordsnarf]

My brother and I used to keep an ongoing tally of Wins and Losses against each other in Rampart.
Also there was a time (before I really appreciated this whole internet thing) that I kept a log of all the stats for characters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms 2 for SNES. This way I could know what I was going up against in a battle, see if a general was worth recruiting, etc. For those of you who don't know the game well, you could get most of that information at any time, by using a turn to use a command that allowed you to check on other characters. I felt like I was wasting a turn if I didn't write this shit down.

[Hunter]

I remember I used to have a binder full of Road Rash codes for game gear, so awesome. My final tally was around $200,000 in cash.

[Spike]

Passwords. I know, stating the obvious. I was so happy when they started including batteries to save your data.

[Frogacuda]

I remember finding a bunch of passwords for Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure for Atari Lynx many years after I would have any business saving that.

I never did beat that game.

[Bruhaha69]

When I went through all my old shit I found some Wonderboy 3 passwords written down. They were so damn long and all I remember sometimes I wouldn't be sure if my o was a 0 or my g was a 6, so I'd spend time trying to figure out what I fucked up so I could continue my game.

I also found some Ristar codes.

[Frogacuda]

Those were probably Golvellius passwords. Wonderboy III's weren't that long and didn't have an O so you wouldn't get it mixed up.

[lordsnarf]

Those were probably Golvellius passwords.
Oh my god are Golvellius passwords obnoxious.

VRKX A725 FMNM CDNF
SQX4 CWVS YP5L QLUL
Last stage code, 32 characters, good thing I emulate most of my old school games now.

[Bruhaha69]

Yeah, I guess it's just my memory as a kid. I used to think they were a pain in the ass to enter in, and it stuck with me throughout the years. Kinda funny

[Melf]

Oh my god are Golvellius passwords obnoxious.

VRKX A725 FMNM CDNF
SQX4 CWVS YP5L QLUL
Last stage code, 32 characters, good thing I emulate most of my old school games now.


That's nothing. King's Bounty has a 53 character password. :o