Then to add insult to injury, this final boss decides to be a pain and definitely challenging! Like most though you just have to work out the patterns and timing, when to attack, jumpa and dodge and eventually you work out how to beat the boss and finally succeed, feeling relief to have passed another game and one that was a lot of fun.Īs for game #10 for the letter J, the game I have chosen is. Then it ties into the next level with that one ending up outside the fortress, looking like maybe the walls with the place on fire or just fire coming out at times to deter your progress like the soldiers and needing to use the whip to cross sections.Īfter those levels and one inside and a blimp, then outside in a plane fighting sort of level to take out the enemies planes, it gets better when reaching the final cave level and final boss.Ĭave level involves falling rocks, blade traps in the ground and in the ceiling etc, enemies throwing shit at me which is worse when trying to cross a pit and I get knocked down into it. Not a bad start to this third installment and final chapter of the game. Next up is a fortress sort of stage that involves a lot of soldiers trying to kill me but turns out to be a relatively easy level with some challenge to it. The first level I didn't know about the fire that comes from the left and when it does, but quickly work it out and start progressing through the level slowly and easily to get on to the next level. In part 6 of the game Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures I move on to the final movie in the series, The Last Crusade and the final part for the game as there were less levels but I still managed to cut it down and have a 27 minute long video. This is game #9 in my series for completing SNES games using an emulator and ROMs. Thank you for all of your support throughout the years - CoolROM will continue strong.The Last Crusade - This is the final stretch, let's do it!
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