Damn, that game completely slipped my mind. Maybe I temporarily repressed my memories of it, much like one represses memories of being raped as a child.

At one point, I somehow managed to beat both of Spider-Man's levels, Wolverine's, Cyclops, and by some freak accident, Gambit's first level, and motherfucking Storm's first level is what ended up killing me. WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU PUT STORM IN A SWIMMING LEVEL.

Fuck that game.

I had Spider-Man's levels totally figured out and fool-proof. Past that, it wasn't even worth my time.

I kind of want to pick it up and see if I can beat it now, but I seriously doubt it. I've probably gotten worse at games now that I'm older.

... it's based on a specific storyline from the comics; that's what happened in the comics. Doesn't make it any better, but.

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Oooooooh, I was thinking it was a special tie-in issue or a one-shot or something...

Huh. I figured it was just a bullshit level some designer thought of to make you want to kill yourself.

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lol. I own the super nintendo cartridge for arcade's revenge. I got it for my birthday. Needless to say, I was not please. I remember being able to beat Spider Man's stage, Gambit and Wolverine but nothing beyond that. Each person had 2 stages to make things worse. I distinctly remember hating Cyclops' stage.

Battletoads (NES). I couldn't beat the third level, but youtube proves there are even tougher moments later.

Crash Twinsanity (PS2). All in all this game had a moderate difficulty level, but the last stage (Ant Fortress or sth) was extremely hard in my opinion.

Bram Stoker's Dracula & Nitemare 3D (both old Wolf3D clones). The first one was a mazy mess with stupid teleporters (you go and BAM! you've been teleported to a VERY similar corridor - simply awful). I've only managed to get through the first level. The second game had quite nice theme, but hordes of enemies with the deadly accuracy and lack of health just got me - and it was just the easiest difficulty...

A lot of games are hard when played on 'hard' (what a golden thought). I usually choose the 'easy' or 'normal' to save my nerves. I like when the game is quite challenging, because it was intended to be tough. Of course I hate when the game beats me due to the bad controls, darkness, insane AI, mazes etc.