A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GAMES
things that are happening
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 […]
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.
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 […]
This week, me and Gillman got a Switch code for Remorse: The List before the game became commercially available. But if you are watching this, the game is now available. This is actually our 2nd stream of this game because the first stream had some technical issues. Which is fine because here we were able […]
This forgotten Japanese exclusive Tetris game is one of the very few Tetris titles on GBA, especially one that features a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode for up to 4 players. There are two modes: Standard VS and Arranged but they are both pretty much the same thing except that Arrange is time based and you […]
For a licensed IP, Rugrats I Gotta Go Party has a lot of care put into its presentation. Unfortunately, there the 5 Single-Pak mini games lack replay value and fun; it is not worth the hassle of connecting link cables. I played this crap so you don’t have to. You’re welcome.
Minna no Soft Series: Happy Trump 20 is a Japanese exclusive card game compilation that supports 4 players by only needing 1 copy of the game. Even if you don’t speak Japanese, you can still figure out what to do by clicking around the menu. The “bullseye” soundtrack is also rather memorable.
After numerous attempts, I finally cleared the incredibly cheap Train level in GoldenEye 007 and unlocked the Silver PP7 Cheat. Not only did I play this numerous times here on this stream, I played it at least a couple dozen offstream. Phew! So frustrating.
I am super excited that Gameboy and Gameboy Color games are now available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. In this stream, me and Gillman browse the launch title as well as the options while I provide some insight as to why I am happy these games are alive once again.
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