The scope and challenge of this encounter make it one of Rockstar’s most epic final missions. Thankfully, staying the course in your trusty hovercraft will eventually destroy the alien and save humanity once and for all. Tomegetherion is a big, nasty insectoid beast that will try to take you out with minions and lasers. However, Body Harvest has more of a sci-fi adventure that culminates with a final battle against a tower terror on an alien comet in the then-far flung future of 2016. This still stands out as one of the most memorable fighting game boss fights of all time.
And instead of knocking him off the level like with every other enemy, you had to whittle down his health until he was vanquished in a fiery explosion and eerie scream. Master Hand could float all over the screen to smack, punch, and somehow fire bullets at you. Of course, getting to the battle against Master Hand and beating the game’s final boss are two different matters entirely.Īfter vanquishing so many humanoid characters, it was a real challenge to deal with a foe who didn’t follow the usual rules. featured just 12 playable characters (all from Nintendo franchises), and a simple single-player mode that concluded with a battle against Master Hand.
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series has come so far over the last two decades that it’s easy to forget how basic the original game was. It’s probably the most challenging race the N64 had to offer. Either way, you have to be pretty much perfect to cook his bacon once and for all. The second time, you take to the air in a plane as he rides a rocket. The first time, you’re in a kart and he runs around a track. You actually have to race Wizpig twice to beat the game. So, which is actually better? Well, they’re both fantastic games, but only one features epic boss battles against an evil pig wizard, and that might be enough to give Diddy Kong Racing the edge. Wizpig – Diddy Kong Racingįor 25 years, gamers have been debating whether Diddy Kong Racing or Mario Kart 64 is the superior Nintendo 64 racer. If Mischief Makers had just been released a few years earlier or later, both it and this incredible final fight would probably be much more fondly remembered. But with proper timing, that’s no match for her grab-and-shake attack. Plus, it never gets old hearing Marina yell “Shake! Shake!”Īs is something of a tradition in anime-inspired media, Mischief Makers culminates with three prior bosses joining forces and forming a giant robot that will repeatedly attempt to stomp and fire its fist at Marina.
But that just means they overlooked a fun, innovative title that utilized a unique shaking and tossing mechanic to defeat enemies. As a 2D platformer on the N64, most gamers passed it over for better-looking 3D games that pushed the new hardware. Mischief Makers is a great game that was the victim of bad timing.
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