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Langrisser(1,2,4,5)

I have never played 3 sadly because I couldn't locate it by the time I came to know of the series. For 4 and 5, I played the final edition(had a review of it on gfaqs though).

Langrisser games are all connected in certain ways. It's a srpg whereby you move characters to "grids" on a battle map. Due to graphics and all of the games never making it outside Japan(1 has the translated warsong), I don't think every rpgamers or every gamers who like strategy games will like this series, as with most jrpgs though, since we will always have people who say brainless things such as "the artwork is bad, why does this person wear a ribbon that is bigger than her head".

Look past all those(including that this series is old), and you will have for yourself a steady srpg series full of colorful characters, surprises and lots of fun.


Fav: 4
Fav characters: Bozel(incidentally, he is my favorite game character of all times)
Hated: ...are there any? I think the caconsis king annoyed me for some days, but no one whom I hated, really.
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Disney related games(gen) 6/10

Despite probably despising glares, I'm gonna say 6/10 is really suitable. Quackshot, ultimate challenge and magical adventure 2. Ultimate challenge is very very short, having short puzzles made for kids, easy to finish but not engaging. Well basically these few titles are catered for the young ones, pretty obvious there. Quackshot allows you to use donald duck in an adventure to search for the ancient treasure with a piece of unidentified map, using various colored toilet tool to attack enemies as well as climb up walls and lots more. Ranging from a forest to a viking ship to the southpole, stages are designed artfully with your usual cartoon look, bright cheerful and whatnot. Magical adventure is probably the most enjoyable of the 3, using interesting gadgets like hooks and riding horses etc, passing libraries, haunted houses and even a circus. What is shocking is not how fun the game was, but why did I exchange it with a rotten game within the trial test period.
Chameleon kid(gen) 7/10

This game is a killer. It's a loooong one, but you don't get codes to start from midway and so on. That means each time you turn off the console, you have to start all over again. I don't post a score for a game I haven't completed(actually I only did reviews here for selective games as well, definitely not all), but very old games, I do not mind that because by length they are not very long like today's 50-70 hours, so the amount of time I spent is usually enough for me to determine whether I think it's a nice game or not.

Back to this one, the same as most 2d action adventure games, you run, pass obstacles, defeat enemies/bosses. You get various icons whereby this kid can change forms(therefore the chameleon word stuck to the title of the game). The difficulty level is set on high, not extreme, but definitely very high...when I was 10 years old or so. I wouldn't want to know how difficult it is for me now, because I have had enough of this game back then that years passed and I still cannot get over the nightmare to pick it up and play it again. period. It is an innovative game with interesting features to say the least. But it's not a game for the casual gamer. Oh, but my mum liked playing this game. =D
Adventure island (nes) 6/10

Another game from when I was 6. You play as a baby, going through stages(with bosses of course), and through the process picking up various items(such as skates, well that one is fun). Let's just not go into things like story, characters and so on, these things play almost parts of naught in the ancient gaming history. it can be enjoyable at first, but continue playing this gets repetitive. Challenging? maybe. Fun? I don't know, running into small rocks due to rather poor and unprecised controls(it's not really that bad) and dying is not really fun, but it's a decent game overall, just a certain amount of practice required.
Super mario bros(nes), 8/10

When was that? When I was 6 years old...yeah. Almost everyone in the family had a try at it. It's fun, let's just say everything worked the way it should, graphics, music and whatnot, what more can you ask for back in those days when other kids are still playing with dough and cooking toys?  It may be pure run, jump, avoid enemies and obstacles, but it's fun. And for the record, why not check this out?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFbhdv9uv6I
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