Ganbare Dodge Fighters, a Japanese exclusive GBA game, has a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode. Unfortunately, without options, no super moves, and tedious loading, it doesn’t come strongly recommended.
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Ganbare Dodge Fighters, a Japanese exclusive GBA game, has a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode. Unfortunately, without options, no super moves, and tedious loading, it doesn’t come strongly recommended.
Double Dragon on Nintendo’s Gameboy has one important feature over the NES original – 2 player simultaneous play! However, it isn’t what you think. Instead of playing through the brawling campaign with a buddy, players instead face off in a 1-v-1 versus match. Gameplay is so slow and there are no options so replay value […]
Instead of playing as a space bounty hunter or the offspring of a vampire, Lootbox Lyft+ puts players in control of a rolling ball. It takes the classic Metroid formula to a new height, specifically as the game begins since the player doesn’t have the ability to move or jump. In time, not only will […]
Card Party has a bright visual style and a roster of a dozen games but is held back by the constant loading and restarting of all GBAs. While it is possible to trial-and-error your way around the menu system over time, non-Japanese speakers are going to have a tough time. There are other, better card […]
EX Monopoly remained exclusive to Japan which is a shame because this is a much better version of this classic board game that the version we received here in the States. Unfortunately, even though this is a better version of Monopoly, non-Japanese speakers are going to have a tough time navigating the detailed menus and […]
Mega Cat Studios and #8-BitLegit, known for publishing new old games, just celebrated the launch of Roniu’s Tale on both physical NES cart and digitally on Switch. Inspired by puzzle games like Solomon’s Key and Adventures of Lolo, this Kunjee Studios developed action puzzler’s 47 levels will twist your brain and load it with nostalgia. […]
This week, Gillman and I play the first Arcade Archives title we have streamed (I think). For some reason, Gillman picked up Tetris: The Grand Master so we thought we would stream it and give it a shot. Nice that there is Trophy support for these Arcade Archive games too. Thanks for watching.
Development for 1993 Shenandoah began in 1992 for the Commodore Amiga and neared completion a year later. However, the teenage developer at the time never finished it because, you know, life. Now, about 30 years later, development has finished, and the game made available on PS4, Switch, and PC. A side-scrolling shooter, 1993 Shenandoah plays […]
Dokodemo Taikyoku: Yakuman Advance supports 4 players but English speakers, like me, are going to have a tough time understanding how to play or what is happening. I don’t know how to play Yakuman and don’t know Japanese so I apologize for the lack of detail on this one. But I still needed to make […]
Like the first game, Puyo Pop, this sequel, Puyo Pop Fever, offers some quality 1-cartridge multiplayer on Gameboy Advance. The music, the modes, the extras like the Fever Mode and large clump piece, and the ability to assign teams in any combination, Puyo Pop Fever easily has one of the best Single-Pak link modes on […]
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