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Alien Crush, can i save my game?

Started by RCduck7, 04/14/2007, 06:23 AM

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RCduck7

Hi there,
It's a while ago since i posted here.
Anyways, i'm playing alien crush rightnow and i wonder if i can save my game.
If yes, how is it done?
Manual is japanese you see...
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RCduck7

Ok, thanks.
I recently played the genesis version devil crash wich used a password.
Maybe i thought the same could be done with alien crush.
But not then. ](*,)
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grahf

Its ok, In my opinion this is a game thats meant to be played from the beginning each time anyhow.

I just picked this up. Ive owned (and loved) Devil Crash for a while now. Alien crush feels a lot more primitive comapred to Devil, but after playing it for a while its just about as much fun.

Kitsunexus

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Turbo D

I love the song "lunar eclipse" on that game. It always gets stuck in my head after playing it.
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RCduck7

It feels good posting here on the forums again.
I have a sense people who really love turbo/PC engine gaming are passionate about their pasttime and helpfull.
It's like the fun these games offer are reflected on this board. :dance:

PS: anyone knows if alien crush or devil crash is a game that can be finished???
Or just improving on your previous score?
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esteban

Quote from: RCduck7 on 04/15/2007, 04:41 PMIt feels good posting here on the forums again.
I have a sense people who really love turbo/PC engine gaming are passionate about their pasttime and helpfull.
It's like the fun these games offer are reflected on this board. :dance:

PS: anyone knows if alien crush or devil crash is a game that can be finished???
Or just improving on your previous score?
I've never done it, but I believe you can max out the score counter. That's it, as far as I know.

And, welcome back! :)
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Turbo D

I heard that devils crush can be finished, but I've yet to do it.
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nat

I imagine such a feat would require multiple hours of continuous play. And since video pinball games are only good for short (30 min. max) duration diversions, completing one is probably not gonna happen. Unless you are a freak, specifically set out to do so, and have that kind of time to waste.
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ccovell

Both games have an ending when you max out the score.  Alien Crush simply says something like "Congratulations!" while Devil's Crush has an enigmatic ending with the girl who was trapped coming back to life and then some inconclusive text...

Keranu

I've been trying to beat Devil's Crush lately using the save feature. I would like to beat Alien Crush some day too, but because it has no save feature, I'm not sure if I am willing to sit down for so long to try beating it. So far Devil's Crush is taking FOREVER to beat! Alien's Crush shouldn't take as long though since it's really easy to have your score multipled by hitting it into the alien's mouth, as opposed to hitting it into the skeleton's mouth in DC. I think I could beat Alien's Crush if I devoted all my time into it because it seems very hard to loose a ball in that game.
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gundarN

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I've not played Devil Crash that much yet; but how do you save your game? Is it really obvious and I'm being a bit stupid?

esteban

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Quote from: Keranu on 04/15/2007, 10:43 PMI've been trying to beat Devil's Crush lately using the save feature. I would like to beat Alien Crush some day too, but because it has no save feature, I'm not sure if I am willing to sit down for so long to try beating it. So far Devil's Crush is taking FOREVER to beat! Alien's Crush shouldn't take as long though since it's really easy to have your score multipled by hitting it into the alien's mouth, as opposed to hitting it into the skeleton's mouth in DC. I think I could beat Alien's Crush if I devoted all my time into it because it seems very hard to loose a ball in that game.
Hey, it's been a long time since I said something along the lines of....

If you want a high score in DC, check out the Devil's Crush Strategy Guide (Page 1), Page 2.

And Tip 1, Tip 2, Tip 3, Tip 4 (Grand-daddy!), and, wow!
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Keranu

Quote from: gundarN on 04/16/2007, 01:23 AMI've not played Devil Crash that much yet; but how do you save your game? Is it really obvious and I'm being a bit stupid?
No you are just fine, it's not obvious at all. To save your game, pause during game, press select, and then the II button (maybe I button, I forget). A save game screen will pop up and you select which slot you want to save in. Note that this won't work in boss rooms though, only on the main board.
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Keranu

Quote from: stevek666 on 04/16/2007, 01:34 AMTip 4 (Grand-daddy!),
Oh man, haha. I have read this before and laughed at Victor Ireland's nerd efforts on writing that. Though I haven't tried doing that yet, I still have no clue how to do that.
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Turbo D

I tried it, it kicked ass, I flipped the game  :D
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Seldane

These games also seems like fun, but I am confused. Which one came first? What are the PCE versions called? Are they cheap?
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ccovell

1988/89: Alien Crush (JP/US)
1990: Devil Crash / Devil's Crush (JP/US)

Prices fluctuate, but the US versions of both should be had for pretty cheap, if you can find them.  Prices for the Japanese versions are currently going for $4-$15 on Yahoo Japan.

Seldane

Thanks for that. I think I'm going to get Devil Crash very soon. It's the better one, right?
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runinruder

I prefer AC.

So DC is certainly the one you should get.
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gundarN

Quote from: Keranu on 04/16/2007, 01:37 AM
Quote from: gundarN on 04/16/2007, 01:23 AMI've not played Devil Crash that much yet; but how do you save your game? Is it really obvious and I'm being a bit stupid?
No you are just fine, it's not obvious at all. To save your game, pause during game, press select, and then the II button (maybe I button, I forget). A save game screen will pop up and you select which slot you want to save in. Note that this won't work in boss rooms though, only on the main board.
Great. I'll try that tonight.
Cheers.

RCduck7

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Turbo D

Quote from: Seldane on 04/16/2007, 08:32 AMI think I'm going to get Devil Crash very soon. It's the better one, right?
Yes, Devil Crash is the one to get.
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