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Originally Posted by Akileese  I knocked Tyson out once. What about the GTA games? I'm surprsied no one brought those up on the first page. Some of those games had some absurdly hard missions and it's just so easy to succumb to using them. I beat Vice City without them, but not San Andreas. |
Terminator 2: Judgment Day on the Game Boy comes to mind. Their is this little side mission where you're basically looking at a circuit board. Once it starts, you have 30 seconds before 4 electrical currents are passed through the board, 4 on the bottom, 4 at the top. Each current will have to pass to the correct corresponding end, 1 on the bottom will have to get to 1 at the top, 2 to 2, etc.
The wires in the board have numerous breaks in them and have to be repaired correctly. You just can't repair a connection because you have to make sure that path will make it so that when the circuits fire, that current from #1 on the bottom is going to hit #1 at the top.
I remember this BEING very difficult for numerous reasons. One, the time limit made it frantic and your nerves would often get the best of you. Two, because it was like a maze, you had to follow every line along its path to make sure you had chosen correctly. 3, because of the small screen on the Game Boy, you had to squint and often trace a patch multiple times to make sure it was good.