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Hungry Goriya hope you review Lunar Eternal Blue soon.

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Your critique of this game helps my own game development. How important it is, to show that the player's actions changed something within the world The townspeople not reacting to your heroics, it really bothered you. It wouldn't even have been difficult to add some small changes, I'm sure they had the room to do so. Some other old games like Terranigma, or Chrono Trigger, there your actions had huge consequences

Nes Channel love it ❤️

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Good game, but not Rygar. They should have called in Rygar 2 or The Adventure. Was not what I was expecting when I got this as a kid.

It's funny because all the gripes people have about this game, are things that I actually like about it. Maybe it's a skill issue :)

Great comments while playing! Always wanted to try Faxanadu.

Your narration in every of your video has a very consistent quality, it's good, the way you speak is fast but didn't left myself with lost of information with me having really terrible attention span. I'm having a terrible ecszema and your content has helped me preoccupied from the unbearable itchy skin that unbelievably took my sanity. Thanks.

Need to play it!

I got this game when it was new in 3rd grade and could barely get anywhere. Everything about it is so confusing for no reason. I got Anna in my party and gave up. I got it on Switch like 30 years later and finally decided I needed to finish it. Beating it was so cathartic since this game haunted me for so long. The music is really good at least.

I will check out this game Ok. Comments below made me want to play it. Ha ha. Seems like a game for me.

This game has one of the least satisfying endings I've ever experienced. First half was really fun. Second half was not.

I like that the map/radar shows enemies roaming, so you can avoid them if you like

I grew up playing these games in the late 80s early 90s. I played the largest variety of games during the wait at the rental store for the one available copy of Zelda 2 and Mario 2. Great content, thanks for the memories.

Just found this channel ,great list of games I didnt even know about! Gonna have fun with these on my anbernic. Looking forward to more vids! 👍🙂

I have got a favortie game.

Are you AI?

Great review style you have going! :)

I particularly loved discovering what different bottles did by consuming its contents. How else would you have guessed that drinking the light weighted bottle would help you get across the rickety bridge. I was stuck for a long time until a school friend gave me the best tip without giving anything away. Examine everything you pick up. Also you might have to think of a way to reuse an item more than once.

9:21 This wasn't exactly a promotional video, especially for the Popful Mail games. It was a proposal, more or less, for a Popful Mail anime. Unfortunately, it didn't spark enough interest to finance production of a series.

7:24 Lasso-wielding cowboy? That looks more like a pixelated ballerina dancer in a dress with her arms stretched out, standing atop of platform with a handle on the side for winding up, like a music box.

It was games like this that got me into collecting for the Sega CD. Granted, there were a lot of turkeys for games on that system ... the vast majority of them being FMV-based ... but the Sega CD also had some spectacular gems. All of the Working Designs games for the Sega CD were gems. "Vay" would be considered the weakest of the four, but even that was at least a decently good game and it was obvious that the Working Designs localization team put some heart into it ... even though some would complain of some of the liberties they had taken in translating the games they were licensed to sell. Oh, and with the Model 1 Genesis and any Sega CD, you must use the mixing cable between the headphone port and the Sega CD unit, with stereo audio out coming from the Sega CD. When setting the headphone volume for the mixing cable, the volume is supposed to be set around 7. Of course, this isn't an issue with the Model 2 Genesis as it didn't require the mixing cable ... then again, the Model 2 has all sorts of mainboard revisions that have their own way of mixing audio from the Sega CD, the FM synthesis, and the PSG, with some revisions being better than others. It was like Sega couldn't quite figure it out.

Ever run into Jason Graves "every SNES RPG" series? I think he also did a great breakdown. Anyway, you rock and always look forward to the next vid.

Some of these later Master Sysem games look really beautiful, the system really seems to have picked up its stride in its last few years in Europe. I understand why Sega let it go off into the sunset in the US though. Apparently Wal Mart forced them to accept some terrible terms to carry the Genesis which hurt them more than anybody knew, like they had to have tons of copies of games and hardware available at all times, and buy back unsold merchandise. Keeping the Master System afloat likely would have hurt them in that market.

Crystalis or Metroid? Hi, im trying to decide It. Very different games, but i can choose only one to buy It, which one should I choose?

Great video!

There is also a lost trailer for this game, it was at E3 in 2005! The trailer had the songs “Road to Victory” and “Exploring the Cave” from Kirby’s Return to Dream Land in the background with new footage, such as a level where Kirby would be riding Flappy and a cutscene leading up to the fight against Robo Dedede, Dedede’s huge mech. Also, I have new info! The game was like Kirby Super Star and it’s remake with tons of modes, there were modes such as a sequel to Dyna Blade and a mode where Meta Knight was the main villain. The first, possible tutorial mode had Kirby saving the Warp Star from Dedede after it got stolen, and Dedede this time around has a mechanized hammer and a huge robot. An extra mode of that mode was also planned called “Save Kirby!” where the helpers set out on an adventure to save Kirby from Dedede, possibly with new levels to accommodate the helpers, along with EX versions of bosses. Some Kirby GCN models are actually in Smash Bros Brawl, and the most notable examples would have to be the Golem, Kracko (yes, he was in GCN, but no images showed him in game), and some of Kirby’s abilities.

I got too far without saving and had to restart from the ice dungeon a few times. Great music in there though

In the Eastern half of the desert zone there is a monster with a red silhouette of a dancing woman who repeatedly says "I love you" with different pitch and speed while attacking you. No joke check it out for yourself

The fact that the character faces only one direction no matter which way he goes is a major turn off. Why design the game that way? Sure even the original Japanese version of the first Dragon Quest was like that, but after how characters can face any directions they turn to even in the NES era, this design is inexcusable. If they ever remaster this in the current era, they better get rid of the facing only in one direction nonsense.

I played this as a kid, but never could get far. The intrigue of an RPG that also included a race against all the other PCs stuck with me over the years. I picked it up recently and it’s really fun! I considered patching, but I’m glad I didn’t. The challenge is exactly what makes this game so good. It’s like the Dark Souls of SNES RPGs lol.

The first Castlevania honestly aged shockingly well all things considered. One of my favorite memories with it was when I found out you could break Dracula's fireballs with the Holy Water and use them to get the double and triple shot, it made me feel super smart and gives a way to use the triple Holy Water even if you lose it earlier in the level. Also if you liked Simon's Quest then I recommend checking out the later games in the series. Games like Symphony of the Night, Aria of Sorrow and Order of Ecclesia are some of the best in the series. And if you really want something similar then I'd recommend Harmony of Dissonance or Castlevania Revamped.

Now *if* they only add in characters (npc) named Biggs and Wedge the way Final Fantasy did, then the comparison would really something. Ironically, Phantasy Star series, though I haven’t played most them, is my favorite series after Dragon Quest. Of the Phantasy Star games, I first played the GameCube’s Phantasy Star Online, then GBA’s Phantasy Star collection, Phantasy Star Nova on the Vita, and finally all four first Phantasy Star on the Switch. Now *if* only they would port over Phantasy Star Universe games, especially Ambition of the Illuminous to the modern consoles including the Switch.

It is old.

This really helped. Thank you!

I discovered this game a few years ago when I was looking for decent games to play with my Game Gear that I got for cheap. I did a recap and installed a backlit screen upgrade. Always wanted a Game Gear when I was a kid but never got one. This game is an excellent game! Good music, mature themes, and overall good gameplay/story. I love medieval themed RPGs but really enjoyed the change of scenery from another culture.

The 2 best things about the game: The title theme Morbius

Thank you for this review. I hope it's in my ROM set. Want to play this now!

I also much prefer Adventure Island IV but I thought this was still pretty fun.

the mc looks a lot like athena from the arcade/famicom game...

The first game in this series, it is hard to figure out what you had to do next in that game in order to progress... sometimes. Which sort of forced me to look some things up, sorry about that. Question, is this game like that also? I haven't gotten too far in this game yet. That's why I am asking. I am playing it without the guidebook ok.

Cool that you saw the similarity to Link's Awakening, that's what the black ball made me think of two. Which also made me notice how similar a lot of the graphics and sfx are to LA

I adore the Master System and especially its RPGs! Lord of the Sword is so underrated! Oh and also I adore your channel!

I played this game on the gamecube. And I only got so far in this quest. But then the controller broke. So many years later I got the nes version of this game. And when I played it, I couldn't get as far in the game as i did years earlier. Therefore, this game is great. Here's what I'll say though, the right way to play this game is to not draw maps of the dungeons. Even though it might seem like the right thing to do. Go through them, using your own tuition. Even if you get confused, and fail a lot. I don't know if I'lll ever finish this game. Will I figure it out ever? I will wait and see.

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I remember my friends and I having such high hopes for this game. It was supposed to be the successor to the Secret of Mana which we absolutely loved playing. But from the instant we started it up and found out there was no 2nd player option, it just went downhill from there.

This is my favourite game on the nes I got it in 1989 and I beat it pre internet with no manual your review was fantastic and thank you for shining light on a game no one seems to talk about

3:05 Oh my. "Fresh faces seeking pillar stand by back steps at 4 am."

Who ordered the All You Can Eat shyguy platter from olive garden? It never runs out.