I had the thread picture, but I’ve never completed the game…

Edmond Gel, the creator of the elusive Greed Island, the copy game of Greed Island, is this kind of person.

Is it from Mystery Dungeon?
It was great to create my own Nen ability.
The quest is so tedious that I haven’t finished it yet…

I understood that the lack of players for WonderSwan games and the absence of an environment to take screenshots would result in a lack of information.

Hunter x Hunter WS is surprisingly a carefully made game that stays true to the original work, but there aren’t many people playing it.
It’s a bit tough that all the silly games like GB and PS are being ridiculed, leading people to think that Hunter’s game = silly game.

The promising newcomer Nen Impact, which stands alongside the history of Hunter x Hunter games.

“Gel? Isn’t it a raid?”
“That’s me too. All the Edmonds that appear in this game are me.”
“Sometimes the protagonist suddenly starts talking, you know?”
The name Edmund has never come up before.
Certainly, there was a dungeon called the Craide Mansion, but despite this game being a character game, the events are too sparse, and nothing is mentioned about the dungeon’s background.
I was thinking, why do they talk as if various things are all connected?

In the Mystery Dungeon, there are multiple companions.
A game where the screen switches to the position of allies every turn.

I was using a bow with the special traits.
I remember the punchline of the story too.

I liked the ability name “Dreadnought Gunboat Doctrine.”

It was exciting with “It’s a transformation type!”

I started my first Mystery Dungeon without really understanding it from the threads, and I quit while still not really understanding.

I had it as a nail.
The first technique I learned to paralyze enemies was also effective against the final boss, making it easy to defeat any enemy.

The side-scrolling action game looked generally interesting.

The punchline of the story was somewhat acceptable.

Bandai should release a game based on the original work for the WS.
KONAMI was releasing the original on various platforms.

The new anime is set during the time when cooperative games on the PSP were trending.
It’s an action game like many others, but since it’s based on the Hunter Exam, things like fishing rods and skateboards are treated as special skills, which felt really unsatisfying.

To put it simply, it’s easy to understand how unreasonable this game is by looking at the thread image.
When this game was released, only up to volume 9 of the manga was out, and at the beginning of volume 10, Kurapika and Uvogin were still fighting.

Is it the game when only the name Greed Island was mentioned?

Boring person who only chooses one trait.

That’s an illusion, isn’t it…?

Dictionary mode search item.
If you put your mind to it, you can clear the flag right after starting.

I really liked the background music, but I feel like I’ve heard a similar song somewhere.
I feel something similar to free music materials.

Seeing Augy makes me feel sad.

It feels like external media related to Hunter x Hunter is really buried, just like with movies and such.

The concept was really great in terms of the focus.
The game system was too simplistic.
The story cleverly takes advantage of the time when they still don’t understand what GI is and does something bold.

It’s amazing how Hunter games are all terrible games.

I really like that you can choose a lineage and learn Nen abilities with an original protagonist.

The current stage performance in the media mix is really well done.

The protagonist’s default name was Cecil, right?
Is it intended to be a bland protagonist? For some reason, the character art consists only of a back view of the head.
I guess they thought it was impossible, so in the next work, Aura Stone’s Alto had a proper appearance and voice.

The latest chapter featured in Jump on the game release date is probably the part where Chrollo is reading the prophecy and crying.
The information about GI that was disclosed was mostly what I had researched online before coming to Yorkshin.

I recall seeing a gameplay video recently.

Anyway, just throwing any items you pick up to attack feels pretty strong and also feels very hunter-like.
Whether it’s a rock, a tooth, or a ball, the literal projectiles are ridiculously strong, aren’t they, Hunter?

I feel like I saw something in the V-Jump strategy guide about the final dungeon’s boss changing.

I quite like the Aura Stone, except that it has a high encounter rate compared to the movement speed on the map.
Mr. Castro is doing well.

The tempo is absolutely terrible.
I remember that Hisoka and the chairman were strong.

Could you prepare a Nen Impact story for me?
Whether good or bad, I’m looking forward to this long-awaited hunter game.

Speaking of the Hunter game, Poccol is the one who joins the party early on.

If we’re just talking about the subject, a Hunter x Hunter Mystery Dungeon would be interesting, so I want it to be made with current technology.

I remember buying it at that time, but I don’t remember what kind of game it was…
I feel like we were doing a water viewing ceremony.

In the early game, I feel like I was earning points to learn abilities by accumulating a lot.

For a roguelike, the volume of the dungeons is thin, and because throwing is strong, I have the impression that I bought a lot of cheap armor from shops and threw them.

I simply want to play a 2D fighting game.
I want to use Franklin or Castro.

Bandai has been conservative with games that follow the original work.
Konami might have been releasing a lot of weird things to stand out.
It’s honestly impressive that each time it’s a different genre.

Mystery Dungeon and character games don’t really go well together, do they?
I want to introduce many playable characters and allies.
It’s difficult to balance the idea that having fewer characters in Mystery Dungeon makes it more comfortable.

Who is this old man? I really can’t deal with this old man.

HUNTER×HUNTER NEN×IMPACT Official Site

A full-fledged fighting game of “HUNTER×HUNTER” has arrived!

HUNTER×HUNTER NEN×IMPACT Official Website

There’s a Nenin Impact story mode, right?

For some reason, I have been constantly appearing in Yu-Gi-Oh.

The Hunter’s GBC Castlevania game is quite interesting, yet it hardly ever comes up in conversation.

I really like the way the “Everyone’s Friendship Strategy” embraces its defiance, it feels like a reverse import of the Tennis Prince spirit.

The thread image feels like a character game really made with the story and characters that were known at the time.

I remember the impact of not having Gon and Killua as my first companions, but instead Wing-san, and thinking, “Why?!”