Super Rudy Block

[Scat]

http://www.nba.com/jazz/gaming/srb

 

[mellow]

I cant make it past Rookie Ralph

 

[Nate505]

Rookie Ralph is kicking my ***

 

[seattlejazzfan]

the 4th guy is faster than rudy or at least as fast. if he gets by you, you're toast.

 

[Cappy_Smurf]

It really pisses me off that one shot starts it all over. The best I've done is 4 blocks on Crossover Carl, then he beat me.

 

[Miggs]

Yes, your opponent hits every shot.

 

[Witty Username]

Got to 13

 

[Cappy_Smurf]

Yes, your opponent hits every shot.

And this is Rudy we're talking about. Even if he misses the block, half the time guys would be throwing it into the stands trying to avoid being blocked.

These guys need to go back to the drawing board.

 

[Cappy_Smurf]

This is some bull ****. I just blocked crossover carl 5 times and it still didn't get me past him.

Can't believe I block this punk 5 times and he wins with 1 shot.

And this game had so much potential.

 

[JimLes]

Man, it's like people here have never played old 8-bit games. No save points, no ability to continue, no password system, touch any object and it kills you, you have 8 points of health but every enemy takes at least 4 when it hits you(why not just have 2 points then and each hit takes one?), you can't change direction once in mid-air, traps are never intuitive or even remotely predictable, every new area you get to is essentially trial-and-error until you learn the pattern, and you generally consider it generous when a boss only has 10 times your HP because hey, it's usually even more.

Super Rudy Block is exactly the kind of game you would've played in the late 80s. I mean, geez, hasn't anyone played Punchout?

 

[Cappy_Smurf]

Man, it's like people here have never played old 8-bit games. No save points, no ability to continue, no password system, touch any object and it kills you, you have 8 points of health but every enemy takes at least 4 when it hits you(why not just have 2 points then and each hit takes one?), you can't change direction once in mid-air, traps are never intuitive or even remotely predictable, every new area you get to is essentially trial-and-error until you learn the pattern, and you generally consider it generous when a boss only has 10 times your HP because hey, it's usually even more.

Super Rudy Block is exactly the kind of game you would've played in the late 80s. I mean, geez, hasn't anyone played Punchout?

Yep. Those games also sucked and needed improvement.

 

[Darkwing Duck]

Punch Out is likely 10 times more sophisticated than Super Rudy Block. Super Rudy Block is an app game akin to Angry Birds. It has very little connection to 80s games save for its graphical look.