It asked a question about the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Clear Sky sale going on and it was deleted. Who is the moderator of this forum so I can message this person?

EDIT: Never mind. It wasn't deleted. It just didn't show up right away.

I'm not sure. The other day someone posted about how easy the STALKER games were. I didn't ask that the post be deleted, but I did ask if we could drag him outside and beat the shit out of him. :P

What an asshole. Those games are hard as hell.

I was joking, but yes they are hard as hell. :P

The only thing worse to say than how easy the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games were is how easy the Dark Souls games were...

Dark Souls? Pfff!
Try playing the original version of Jet Set Willy on the Spectrum, the game is actually impossible to complete.

Pffft. Try beating Super Meat Boy.

Is spectrum version harder than C64? Because I did complete both Jet Set Willy games on C64. Back then of course. I can't imagine doing it now

If you want impossible, how about Impossible Mission? The NTSC Atari 7800 version is apparently impossible due to a bug; a certain mandatory item is hidden behind something you can't search.

Ever play Mission Impossible for the NES?

Let's give them credit, they aren't bullshitting us. They make it VERY clear in the the titles of these games what we're up against. :D

In the Spectrum version there was a bug which would lead to instant death when you entered certain rooms.

Ah ok then. I think the hardest thing would be to beat them on the same day. Why you may ask? Especially because JSW2 uses the same rooms as JSW and just adds some more (a lot more but still). But the jumping mechanism is different: in one of the them you simply jump forward but in the other Willy is always taking a step forward and only then jumping. That makes it completely different. You can not jump for the very edge of a platform in one game while it is required in the other. Takes some time to get used to the other game

He responded to you, but the response was deleted.

I think in JSW 1 on the C64 if you jumped right you went a shorter distance than if you jumped left, making it difficult to complete some screens. The aim of JSW 2 was to fix some of the major problems in the game, plus milk some more money out of people at the same time.