What games do you simply own at?

[moral suasion]

Super Mario World for SNES. I have turned playing that game into an art form.

[Guest razazteca]

Marvel vs Capcom 2 (PS2)

 

If *YOU* can beat me on this game while I'm kickin' it as Spidey, i'll buy you a beer.

 

Illusion - INVINCIBLE!

I counter you Spidey with Dr Doom, Iron Man, Capt America

 

the Iron Man air combo is nearly unblockable

 

Dos Equis Verde 6-pack will do

[Guest CED Ordonez]

NFL Blitz - I dominate the computer every single time with only one offensive play (Da Bomb) and two defensive plays (Safe Cover and One-Man Blitz)

[Guest Will Scarlet]

I usually completely own at college basketball games. They are usually the only games I become good enough to play on super hard with without much trouble. In fact, I always liked this one game's idea of forcing you to play on hard when you faced a Top 25 team. I hated it at first, but, eventually, it taught me little nuances about the game, and I became a great player at the game because of it. Of course, when the hardest level even nets at least 10-15 point victories, the game is not exactly much of a challenge at that point, but it is always fun to lead a team like the Hawaii Warriors or Niagara Purple Eagles to the Championship, despite the game trying everything in it's power to not give you a good ranking in the NCAA tournament. Fun stuff.

[Guest TheyCallMeMark]

Snowboard Kids.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

Hmmm...

 

Acrade games:

 

Shinobi (beat it w/out losing one life)

 

Double Dragon (beat it w/out losing one life and was never beaten at the end when you suddenly turn on your partner)

 

Super Outrun (or something like that -- the one where you could pick like 12 cars and choose one of like 64 tracks. Never lost a vs. competition)

 

Home console:

 

Genesis:

 

I never lost in Madden '93 reg./championship edition.

 

I never lost Lakers v. Celtics.

 

THE END...

[Guest Pegasus Kid]

I only play fighting games and while I'm probably the best player in the city I live in (Brampton, Ontario, Canada) there are always better players. Everyone that makes claims about fighting games has no idea what kind of competition is out there until you enter tournaments and truly see what other players are capable of. I just played in a 32 man CvS2 tournament and tied 9th, which I thought was respectable. Thing is everyone that placed higher was heads and shoulders above me. To be perfectly honest, if you're not:

 

Justin Wong (MvC2)

 

John Choi or Tokaido (CvS2)

 

Ino (3rd Strike)

 

Temujin (Alpha 3)

 

Then you don't own jack in those fighting games because they're the best and have literally played the best in the world.

 

Moving on...

 

I'm really good at UFC on DC but rusty too.

 

Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 and Fire Pro D are games I'm very good at though I never got to play people outside my friends so I'd never know how good (or not good) I was.

 

BTW; someone mentioned University Pinball. Are you referring to the Philly arcade? I've heard there are some fantastic players in that arcade. They hosted a mega tourney a few weeks ago that I sadly couldn't make though I would have loved to play some of those guys in CvS2.

[Guest Flyboy]

NFL Blitz - I dominate the computer every single time with only one offensive play (Da Bomb) and two defensive plays (Safe Cover and One-Man Blitz)

Anyone could master that game.

 

The task is to master Madden 2003.

[Guest KoR Fungus]

BTW; someone mentioned University Pinball. Are you referring to the Philly arcade? I've heard there are some fantastic players in that arcade. They hosted a mega tourney a few weeks ago that I sadly couldn't make though I would have loved to play some of those guys in CvS2.

Yeah. I live in State College and am probably the best active Tekken player up there, and one of the better Soul Calibur players, but I really need to get down to Philly to play the top level people. I've wanted to go to the last few tourneys, but the timing is always horrible. A couple of our best CvS2 and SF3ts players went to that last big tourney and basically got destroyed, so now I'm even more determined to make it to the next tourney to see just how amazing all those players are. I especially want to play those people in TK4, since the game is completely dead here and I haven't had any competition in months.

[Guest EQ]

I'm good at a LOT of single player games... but I'm just going to name the one fighting game that I rule at:

 

Soul Calibur.

 

On the dreamcast, you can't fuck with me. On the arcade machine (this includes Soul Calibur II), I'm still pretty good, but not as good.

 

Never liked arcade sticks.

[Guest EricMM]

God this "You can't fuck with me" stuff is so relative.

 

No one could fuck with me at Tekken 2 until I played Fungus, and then I got destroyed. So while I usually lose at Tekken now, am I better than 50% of this board? 20%? 90%? I wish there was a way to figure this out...

[Guest Flyboy]

TSM tourney held somewhere for the crowd of games... and stuff.

[Guest CED Ordonez]

I'm fairly dominate at The Grid multiplayers. There are a few guys that can romp me, but I can win by at least 10 points on a regular basis with my annoying as hell side jumps

[Guest Kotzenjunge]

Across several states while travelling, I've owned everyone so far at Starfox 64. That's about my only claim though.

[Guest Mr. Slim Citrus]

Samurai Showdown 2 w/Charlotte - I CANNOT be defeated!

 

MK2 w/Kung Lao - pretty good.

 

WWF Wrestlemania 2000

 

NBA 2K2 (DC)

 

Megaman 2/3/4