Thank goodness for most NES emulators including a rewind button. This has to be the hardest NES game ever made.
Also, I'm not the least bit surprised that this got 1st place and the NESDev thing. This game is crazy awesome!
I just beat the game by not engaging with the prompts and just telling the other players "Do not trust [X]. They are a human. I caught them earlier putting on a robot costume. They have a face and skin. Do not trust them." over and over. It seems to confuse the AI and make it vote for the player you accuse, or to vote for each other at random.
In the time it took you to type that you weren't going to explain what the alchemy is, you could have not been a dick and just explained what the alchemy is for those who don't know.
(For those who don't know: in the original arcade, pushing Up + Punch very quickly right after punching a barrel/trashcan/etc. will make it drop diamonds and gold bars instead of its regular contents)
Muchas gracias por hacer esta conversión, tenía esta maquinita de pequeño y me encantaba pero la pantalla se acabó estropeando, Como la he echado de menos. la conversión te ha quedado perfecta, especialmente la jugabilidad, es exactamente igual a como la recuerdo.
Por cierto, he encontrado un pequeño bug En la pantalla final, la del ataud. Si te pones en la posición del monstruo de frankenstein y le das al botón de atacar, se te añaden 20 puntos a la puntuación, a pesar de que no hay ningún enemigo. te pongo link a video: https://i.imgur.com/AuNWLWE.mp4
Ah, this brings back so many memories. ♥
Back in 2000, my freshman year in college, I had a Game Genie *and* the code that would spawn Mews into the game, and I made a pretty penny by selling them to my classmates (and even a couple professors!) for €10 a pop. ;)
Also, anyone remembers that goshdarned cheat that supposedly allowed you to play as the bosses in the original SNES Street Fighter II game, that then turned out to be fake? I spent so many hours in front of my SNES compulsively trying to make it work... ;_;