8 of the Best Videogame Boss Battles
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I thought the thread was lot of fun, too. Kudos to you and the meat popsicle!Caramel Frappe said:Oh wow!! Thanks so much [user]ffronw[/user] for picking my thread for Gallery of the Day!!
That totally made my day and everything!!
P.S. I enjoyed the Sorrow a whole bunch more. Maybe it's because I was horrible at the sniping.
EDIT: I guess it helps that The End can have one of the more hilarious easter egg deaths, though.
I was worried for a minute that no Metroid bosses would turn up. Quadraxis has to be one of the more intimidating bosses in the series, especially when you enter the room and it's just keeled over in the centre.
Meta Ridley from the first Prime was my fave boss in the series though, possibly ever.
Then it's GRU Operatives from Ocelot instead of the End, hunting them is a lot of fun plus they don't turn up later if you kill them all then.
Meta Ridley from the first Prime was my fave boss in the series though, possibly ever.
I always cheated and assassinated him at the first opportunity, three shots from the SVD as his sleeping bonce is being wheeled away, just look out for the flying wheelchair after he explodes.Caramel Frappe said:With that, the cycle continues until you best The End and the fight is over, yet kind of sad. I felt like he deserved to be on this list
Then it's GRU Operatives from Ocelot instead of the End, hunting them is a lot of fun plus they don't turn up later if you kill them all then.
To even begin you must reforge a broken legendary blade. Which is used to split open a mountain in your way. Next is the castle where the boss is, giving you a full view of it along with bats and full moon.
More than 100 enemies stand in your way, along with 3 boss fights and several traps and tricks. You'll have to come prepared or your supplies can quickly dry up.
Then you get to the boss room and the music cuts. You slowly walk forward and flames light up along the path. Soon enough you get to the boss and exchange words. Soon, the music starts up and you can hear the wind. "The black wind begins to blow..." And the fight is on.
I am of course describing the boss fight with Magus from Chrono Trigger. The fight had such build up to it, a feeling of "Yeah I'm going to beat this guy!" The last few hours have been building up to punching this guy in the face and when you get to him, Magus is no pushover. He'll pull out AoE spells, keep changing his defensive barrier to spells, and slap the party with a HP loss effect that can't be purged. Magus just screams out high tier boss fight to me and continues to be a favorite of mine.
Kinda sad he(and most RPG bosses) didn't make the list.
More than 100 enemies stand in your way, along with 3 boss fights and several traps and tricks. You'll have to come prepared or your supplies can quickly dry up.
Then you get to the boss room and the music cuts. You slowly walk forward and flames light up along the path. Soon enough you get to the boss and exchange words. Soon, the music starts up and you can hear the wind. "The black wind begins to blow..." And the fight is on.
I am of course describing the boss fight with Magus from Chrono Trigger. The fight had such build up to it, a feeling of "Yeah I'm going to beat this guy!" The last few hours have been building up to punching this guy in the face and when you get to him, Magus is no pushover. He'll pull out AoE spells, keep changing his defensive barrier to spells, and slap the party with a HP loss effect that can't be purged. Magus just screams out high tier boss fight to me and continues to be a favorite of mine.
Kinda sad he(and most RPG bosses) didn't make the list.