You’re overestimating me…

If it’s the Famicom version, I can manage…

Isn’t it fairly doable unless you’re aiming for heaven?

Thumbnail Takeshi

It is believed that the arcade version cannot be cleared using legitimate strategies, as exploiting bugs is a common approach.
I remember the story of someone who cleared it through legitimate means but was considered cheating and excluded when they applied to the magazine’s score ranking.

Arcade games of this period
Even the games that are called masterpieces aren’t really that great… I think.

A game that has popularity and recognition, yet is quite terrible.

If it’s just about clearing it, it’s quite doable.
It’s more refreshing just to clear it.

How many people can go?

It’s kind of like what we now call the Souls series.

I reached my limit after crossing Dragon Palace.

I like this one too, but I like Melhen Maze the most.
Namco games were my youth.
The game I couldn’t clear at the arcade was Grobda.

After being able to play various arcade games, I played by myself for a while.
I thought it was a really frustrating game because it was completely unstable and I kept hitting walls.

Why are characters that prevent eternal stuns still being released?

Why is it wrong to kill the enemy?
You shouldn’t take money.
Are you saying that while there is money placed in just the right manner?

Namco around here.
There are too many games with ridiculously high difficulty levels.

When a generation that has different premises from the masterpieces suddenly encounters them, it will inevitably lead to some friction.

I think there are aspects that are being taken lightly thanks to the good background music.

There are indeed times when I’m doing something just to listen to the background music.

The limit was level 3 on the PC Engine version.

Well… the human world is probably the best ending, after all…

What was it, I wonder, the Chronicles of the Baseball World?

I feel like I was going back and forth until I bought an item from the old lady.

The trend that those who can clear incredibly difficult games are seen as great was really something…

Doruaga was also involved in experiments where the development staff disguised themselves as regular players to observe the transmission of information, such as by playing at Namco’s directly managed stores and leaking strategy information through arcade notebooks, so it’s not simply bad.

The thread image, Xevious, The Tower of Druaga, and Valkyrie all didn’t have sequels or their IPs died early, so it’s probably just the times.

I wonder if a game of the same type as Dolaura has been released.

Clearing the heavenly realm isn’t that difficult once you learn to adjust to the hellfire.

Finally, in Akeaka’s charity project, all of the initial transplant groups…
It’s clear that just being difficult doesn’t earn income.

Is it a dog?

Don’t evaluate Showa-era games by today’s standards!

I gave up because the time limit was too tight.
Instead, I want you to forgive me for clearing the hell tour.

Druaga becomes a masterpiece only when packaged with a book that explains everything.

Many sequels of Xevious have actually come out.

The thread image had the best atmosphere, though.

When aiming to clear this game with one coin, it requires the movements of an RTA…

It’s a good song, isn’t it?
Thousand Knives

Ishtar had become even more troublesome due to the added difficulty of control…

Even if I cleared the thread picture, I fell into hell and was boiled in a cauldron.

The final chapter of Dolugga has an extremely low level of recognition.

The first time I encountered Doremi was in the version included in the Namco Collection.
There’s absolutely no hints in the game itself, so I was like, “What is this?!”
It seems that later hints were included in printed form, but because it was used, they seem to be missing.
It seems that there are also hints about the back side of Doluaaga written, but due to printing errors, they were apparently unreadable.

In the end, I didn’t understand what the mystery of Gamp was.

Shoot the Uddy Poko at the nameless!

I played the PC version until I cleared the heavenly realm, but I never want to do it again.
But I think Wonder Momo is more difficult than this.

Sometimes please remember about Djuraaga Online…

In the PS version of Tower of Druaga, you need to open and close the lid of the PS console to open treasure chests, so it can’t be done on some hardware, right?

There was a blue crystal staff as a silly additional weapon for Soul Edge on home consoles, right?
A hellish weapon that massively increases defense when held and grants automatic recovery.

Dorlulaaga…

Isn’t it that arcade games are not suited for generating income in the first place?

When we were on Namcro, this guy was the only one who pointed out the sexiness of Taki’s outfit.

Isn’t the fireball guy from the arcade version and the FC version coming out too quickly and being too persistent?

I’ve only watched a stream of someone playing until they cleared No-Continue Heavenly Realm, but isn’t the appearance of characters that prevent infinite play too early?