Home Alone 2: Lost In New York for SNES

-

Review #222

Home Alone 2: Lost In New York

The franchise killer

SNES 1992 T*HQ Action Action › Platform
Home Alone 2: Lost In New York screenshot for SNES
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
1 / 5

Gameplay

Worse than original - now just get past env obstacles like luggage or vacuums that are moving of their own volition
Same 40% draw distance issue
Bad hit detection

1 / 5

Level Design

Stood on a garbage can next to elevators for 5 minutes as luggage zoomed and jumped past me before I wondered what I was doing with my life. I was trapped on the screen and thought I had to wait out the storm like it was a mini boss. The music had changed and screen had locked after all. Turns out I had to drop down and hit the elevator button five times. Yaknkw, like in real life. I was then treated to a 90 second ride to the 11th floor. Okey dokey

0 / 5

Theme

Not again. Stop please

1 / 5

Art Style

Somehow worse than the NES quality, boring as hell original. Now it looks like it's out of focus. Poor attempt at shading guys. Looks like you smeared everything in vaseline

1 / 5

Audio

Make it stop. Three measures of doo-dooty-doo theme music played over and over, raising an octave 4 times before repeating the cycle.
Worst jump sound ever. Like scraping your fingernail across a metallic comb

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

About this Site - Sep 2025 Update

-
Hey gamers. I first published this blog in July 2024. That initial release included my thoughts about every game that was released in North America during the 16-bit era.  At the time I was underway with the second, and final, phase of this project - to play and review every 16-bit title playable by an English speaker, regardless of region. As of right now, that goal has been reached. What lies before you is a heap of reviews for every game I could play on the following consoles: Super Nintendo/Super Famicom (1204 total) North America (716) Japan (450) Europe/PAL (38)  Sega Genesis/Mega Drive (849) North America (704) Japan (94) Europe/PAL (51) Sega CD/Mega Drive CD (158) North America (141) Japan (12) Europe/PAL (5) TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine (255) North America (95) Japan (160) TurboGrafx-16 CD/PC Engine CD (163) North America (44) Japan (119) ...
Read more

Super Hydlide for Genesis

-
Image
Review #4565 Super Hydlide Easily the worst game of the 16 bit era Genesis 1990 Seismic Adventure Adventure › Overhead X 2 / 100 You've been warned Screenshot used for review/reference purposes. 0 / 5 Gameplay Zelda clone... in theory. Includes an unbelievably annoying weight system, limiting both what you can carry and what your character can use as a weapon. If you’re overloaded, you are unable to move. After buying a few things at the weapons shop I thought the game was broken. I had to Google it and read about this weight mechanic. So stupid. It makes the game nigh unplayable. Even with a minimal inventory of a knife, a helm, and two food rations I could barely walk. The game has a clock and calendar and it took me 12 game hours to walk from the Shop to the exit to attempt combat. By that...
Read more

Chrono Trigger for SNES

-
Image
Review #109 Chrono Trigger Only by mastering time itself do you stand a chance against Lavos. SNES 1995 Square RPG RPG › Japanese A 100 / 100 Classic Screenshot used for review/reference purposes. 5 / 5 Gameplay Battle system is special. There's an optional Active Battle System and an innovative Single and Team techniques system. No grinding necessary. An assortment of sidequests and minigames like the actions you take at the Millennial Fair which influence how the trial plays out. One thing that I greatly appreciate is that you are never alone in a one-character party. You are joined by 3 other playable characters within the first hour of play. Being able to switch your party members on the fly is also a welcome quality of life feature. No random battles. The Game+ feature! What an awes...
Read more