Hi Gang:

I am new to this board.  I bought this a while back because I have an actual Rush N Attack arcade machine and wanted to see if it was different.  Because of the controller not being as tight as a real arcade joystick and some differences that I can only imagine are the work of Digital Eclipse it is not exactly a dead on reproduction.  Still, it is a lot of fun and guys like BUGAJ75 have got me back into playing it here.  I am also prepping for a tournament on an actual arcade cabinet to be held here in Houston in October and see how that goes.  I can tell all of you that the 360 version is tougher because of the controls.  I hope to get Mad Marine over the next few weeks with the encouragement of everyone here.  Level 12 on a real arcade machine is no problem, but reaching Level 8 on this version will be a lot of fun.

Jazz

Glad you are making an effort to do this its a tough game indeed but it sure feels good to do it finally. I know you will beat it and remember to ask if you are having probs.

 JAZZINGITUP wrote:

Hi Gang:

I am new to this board.  I bought this a while back because I have an actual Rush N Attack arcade machine and wanted to see if it was different.  Because of the controller not being as tight as a real arcade joystick and some differences that I can only imagine are the work of Digital Eclipse it is not exactly a dead on reproduction.  Still, it is a lot of fun and guys like BUGAJ75 have got me back into playing it here.  I am also prepping for a tournament on an actual arcade cabinet to be held here in Houston in October and see how that goes.  I can tell all of you that the 360 version is tougher because of the controls.  I hope to get Mad Marine over the next few weeks with the encouragement of everyone here.  Level 12 on a real arcade machine is no problem, but reaching Level 8 on this version will be a lot of fun.

Jazz

Pics or it didn't happen.

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Mr B bag Wrote:

If i ever get the call from my sons school telling me he has teabagged then i'll be most annoyed.

Actually, tournaments sponsored by Twin Galaxies or other aracade game associations are live events.  The only way to break a world record legitimately for my purposes is in front of a live crowd although some people send in videos.  The tournament here in Houston was rescheduled due to a little hurricane called IKE (you may have heard ot that one) so I'll keep everyone posted when we get that back on track.  And playing the actual arcade game is a lot different from playing on the 360.  The 360 is a lot like the real game but it isn't the real game for about a hundred different reasons.  The controls are better on an arcade machine and the pace of the game is somewhat different.