Is there any way to save this game? I just played it for the

Rtfm, famicom.

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>>3289601
1. You are supposed to be horrible at this when you start playing it. (git gud)

2. One sitting is a single route with 5 levels. That should take no more than an hour at worst.

3. You could savescum if you emulate.

4. Casual, millenial or whatever is the FOTM insult here on /vr/

5. [Spoiler]Have fun, anon. You will see progress in a few tries and it is truly a great game.[/Spoiler]

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>>3289601
>I'm horrible at it

Be water, my friend.

>>3289601
It's like 40 minutes long, son.

Anyway, learn to barrel roll. Shots that hit your spinning wings will be deflected.

I could never finish the easiest run as a kid but I got this and my old pal snes out recently and beat it first go

get gud

>>3289601
My biggest problem with retro games is that in between working and school I have roughly 30 minute increments lately, and I can't play or beat anything without saves.

>>3290573
*wife's son, check your memeing next time pls

>>3290573
Phew, for a second I thought you wern't bait

>>3290573
I agree anon, the Hyperkin Reton 5 is a fantastic product for when I want to play games on a couch, just as it was intended. I love breaking away from my PC, and exploring all those wonderful feelings of nostalgia. I too have found that my wife appreciates the fact that I was able to pack up my NES, SNES and Genesis and reduce the amount of cords running to and from our entertainment center. My wife loves the wireless controller that comes with it, while I prefer the more purist approach of plugging in my classic controllers using the built in ports on the side. The ability to take screen shots also allows me to share my high scores with my buddies on Facebook, a major plus for bragging rights.

tl;dr
Good choice anon, I'm glad to share company such as yours.

>>3290583
phew for a second i thought you weren't a loser