[Retro Game] Sometimes, you should play Metal Slug.
Fans discuss their experiences with Metal Slug games, highlighting favorites, challenges, and character relationships.
Read more[Retro Game] I wonder if replacing the Game Gear’s screen with a modern LCD would reduce power consumption.
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Read more[Retro Game] It gives the impression of a high difficulty like Wiz, but the main story isn’t that hard, right?
Victorious, you taunt gravekeepers, declaring your return as a powerful Zombie, with abilities and status listed.
Read more[Retro Game] Just talk about the Samsara Naga already.
Fans reminisce about Super Famicom Sarisarara Naga 2, praising its music and emotional storytelling.
Read more[Retro Game] There’s a joy in overcoming a super difficult game while getting knocked down.
Japan Otaku Reviews explores the appeal of challenging games, emphasizing quick retries and the thrill of overcoming difficulties.
Read more[Retro Game] There is a joy in overcoming a super difficult game despite being beaten down by it.
Japan Otaku Reviews discusses the thrill of challenging games, the joy of quick retries, and nostalgic memories of gaming.
Read more[Retro Game] I’ve just started wanting a Wii now that I know I can also play GameCube games on it.
The Wii, released on December 2, 2006, is loved for its affordability and unique games, despite some control challenges.
Read more[Retro Game] The correlation chart that looks like hell is good, isn’t it?
“Dragon Dragoon Fate” features complex characters navigating dark themes, including love, obsession, and hedonism.
Read more[Retro Game] It’s revolutionary that save data doesn’t easily get deleted and you can copy it as much as you want.
Japan Otaku Reviews discusses save data limits, sharing practices, and the balance between genuine and non-genuine game components.
Read more[Retro Game] If you can stream GC, then you can stream Wii as well.
Japan Otaku Reviews shares thoughts on games, remasters, and new hardware, highlighting nostalgia for classic titles.
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