…Ridley was a pushover?
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he looks a lot shorter in person, too
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the NES version’s RNG is broken in such a way that any randomness that depends on a simple coinflip is effectively decided when the console powers on, leading to stuff like that (i think it’s neat)
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wow
Ridley’s battle is more challenging in the Japanese Famicom version of the game, due to the console’s superior specs over the American NES version. The Famicom randomly chooses a different trajectory for each fireball, meaning players must deal with a wide variety of speeds and patterns. The NES can only choose a single trajectory for all fireballs each time the NES is turned on, consistently leaving safe zones where the fireballs never reach.
I had no idea!
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more importantly the door opening sound effect is fuckin’ sick on fds
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VF4 evo was my entire life for like a month.
Pls bring back vf, sega 
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They did in Network Arcade Form and Virtua Fighter Esports.
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