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Nintendo 64 Longplay [034] Worms Armageddon @worldoflongplays
![Nintendo 64 Longplay [034] Worms Armageddon](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FpvOwk3w2cU/hqdefault.jpg "Nintendo 64 Longplay [034] Worms Armageddon
Nintendo 64 Longplay [034] Worms Armageddon")
![Nintendo DS Longplay [210] Another Code: Two Memories (EU)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G1Sql48Z9xE/hqdefault.jpg "Nintendo DS Longplay [210] Another Code: Two Memories (EU)
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Played by: KAGE-008
Released in the US as Trace Memory. A direct sequel for the Wii named Another Code: R was localized for Europe but not for North American regions, probably because of the poor sales of this game in the west. Not to mention the US version also suffered from an altered script that replaces all references to Another with Trace, even though the plot remains unchanged from a visual point of view.
The plot is about a young girl named Ashley who has to find out what happened to her mother when she was very little, but that for some reason she suffered from amnesia so she along with a ghost named D has to explore a mansion where some family known as the Edwards lived in. As the games story goes on, both start to recover their memories until they reach to the point they remember everything, not going into much detail because of spoilers though.
This is a very interesting point-and-click adventure title where exploration is the strongest key to successfully progress through the story, since there are specific items that have to be examined thoroughly for certain actions and cutscenes to trigger. The player can make use of the photograph feature to make some puzzles easier to solve or to trigger a few easter eggs such as the one in Chapter 4 which is shown in the video, during the conversation with the man in the lounge. There are two endings depending on how much stuff you have examined, checking everything on the way through rewards you with some extra cutscenes near the end, a happier ending and (if its the second completion) the chance to get a secret message.
This longplay shows the entire main thing with good ending included, along with the bad ending and the few changes when you play the game again on a completed save, including the secret message.
0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:33 - Prologue
0:05:15 - Chapter 1: The Meeting with D
0:59:27 - Chapter 2: The House of Lawrence
1:46:49 - Chapter 3: The Memory of Franny
2:19:32 - Chapter 4: The Reunion with the Father
2:50:06 - Chapter 5: The Second Another
3:53:48 - Chapter 6: The Memory of the Right Hand
4:36:53 - Epilogue: The Miracle of the Blue Moon
4:48:37 - Credits
4:53:04 - Bad ending (if D missed out on any memory)
5:02:17 - Second loop changes/extras
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![Game Boy Longplay [040] Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/GMMSNCsmwEM/hqdefault.jpg "Game Boy Longplay [040] Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters (US)
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Played by: SCHLAUCHI
Good game, but the bosses take ridiculous long to beat!
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![PC Engine CD Longplay [008] Juuouki CD (JP)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/GUJj3oaOhPY/hqdefault.jpg "PC Engine CD Longplay [008] Juuouki CD (JP)
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Played by: T-0815
Level 1: 05:13
Level 2: 08:25
Level 3: 11:28
Level 4: 14:42
Level 5: 20:24
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![Game Boy Color Longplay [009] Metal Gear Solid (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/GiWfBhmGOEY/hqdefault.jpg "Game Boy Color Longplay [009] Metal Gear Solid (US)
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Played by: JagOfTroy
Also known as Ghost Babel in asian countries, this was not a part of the Metal Gear series canon but it does serve as an alternate sequel to the events after Outer Heaven (Metal Gear). This was a fairly decent game with an acceptable storyline but there are things that Solid Snake does that are rather uncharacteristic of him so it does make sense that it is not officially recognized but more of an alternate universe. This longplay was completed on Very Hard difficulty and the final rank was Big Boss. There is quite a bit of dialogue like most of the games so enjoy this video game/interactive movie.
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![FDS Longplay [038] Final Command: Akai Yousai](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gjd7_GrXIqs/hqdefault.jpg "FDS Longplay [038] Final Command: Akai Yousai
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Played by: KAGE-008
According to https://tcrf.net/Jackal_(NES)#Regional_Differences
This version (which was released on the Famicom Disk System) features shorter levels, the oasis level is missing compared to the US version, and the Enemy Base final level is much shorter. It also adds a second 2P mode where player 1 controls the jeep and player 2s controls are limited to weapons only.
00:00 - Start
01:06 - Stage 1
04:56 - Stage 2
08:33 - Stage 3
11:33 - Stage 4
15:32 - Final Stage
18:35 - Ending & Credits
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![Game Boy Longplay [058] Choplifter II: Rescue Survive (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H5fpq8SAez0/hqdefault.jpg "Game Boy Longplay [058] Choplifter II: Rescue Survive (US)
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Played by: Ironsharp
A port of Choplifter for the Game Boy. Not much to say here other than that I didnt get game over so the uncharacteristically-brutal-for-an-old-Nintendo-game game over screen (depicting the pilot met by bayonets as he crawls from the flaming wreck of the helicopter). isnt seen.
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![Game Boy Longplay [044] Master Karateka (US)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HF2pyGRFKQ0/hqdefault.jpg "Game Boy Longplay [044] Master Karateka (US)
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Played by: NitroGenesis
This game is terrible. The controls are awkward, its too unfair, and it is so slow if you dont upgrade your speed. The game also tricks you at the end of the second level with the Demon Gate. If you just keep running to the right, the Demon Gate will kill you and since you only get one life you have to start over from the beginning. To pass the Demon Gate, make sure your speed is at 4 or more or you wont make it. What you have to do to pass it is get in the fighting stance as close as you get to the gate without dying and punch in the air. Then as the gate rises, get into the running state and run like heck. It takes a few tries. I dont reccomend this game.
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![Atari ST Longplay [017] Protector](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HOQr5at0CwU/hqdefault.jpg "Atari ST Longplay [017] Protector
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Played by: NPI
Played this game on Level 1 (easiest difficulty) and Level 5 (hardest difficulty). Its only this one level, and its much more fun in 2 players because the computer often cheats (hes got rapid fire etc...).
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![NES Longplay [288] Cheetahmen II (Unlicensed)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HOxBnsozyuc/hqdefault.jpg "NES Longplay [288] Cheetahmen II (Unlicensed)
NES Longplay [288] Cheetahmen II (Unlicensed)")
