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Message: [QUOTE="HeroesOfTomorrow, post: 236066, member: 186547"] Hello people: recently I have been playing one of the last games by Nintendo for their 8-bit console: Wario's Woods From what I played I really loved the game: it's frenetic, it has a great graphic, it has few but charming tunes. I have one issue with it... It is hard. Holy crap, it is really, really hard. Of course, given it's a NES game, it shouldn't be surprised that the game is difficult at all: we are kinda spoiled by the current gaming landscape toning down the difficulty overall, for better or for worse. But Wario's Woods is something else: I consider myself to be a [I]somewhat[/I] competent player, but I have been struggling to make progress, to the point I started resorting to Save States. Now my overall stance of Save States is that I don't like to use them personally as anything else but a "suspended" save (read: I need to do something else and must turn off the game). If the game has a functional password or save system, I like to use that to have a more genuine game experience, to play the game the way it is "supposed" to be played. But with Wario's Woods I dropped a save state every 10 level to resume from there, because the alternative (getting a a Game Over and starting from a multiple of 5 round with [B]zero[/B] continues) isn't exactly appealing. And now I'm stuck on Round 70 of game B, after beating fake Wario, unable to make progress. I really feel like I really didn't get some of the mechanics of the game, or that I am a missing a key gameplay component of Wario's Woods that would make my life easier Any advice, tips or tricks you can share with a noob? I haven't seen much discussion online about the game, and gameplay videos can only help me to a point. I would really appreciate if anyone could give me a hand. (Also, I think I got the controls down, I know about A picking a whole stakcs, B pick one bomb/monster, A/B-down kicking, down to speed up and A+B to drop bomb/monster down and climb on to of the stack, but tell me if I'm missing something) [/QUOTE]

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