Ephemeral Enigmasさんのイラストまとめ

Janline was an Xbox 360 mahjong game with cool box art, but according to Wikipedia, it had a load of bugs to work out and people were not happy about that. Someone checked in on the game as of today, apparently!

The PS3 version seems to have fared better, for what it's worth

New blog post time!

This week's game is Star Ocean: Blue Sphere, the Japan-exclusive sequel to SO2. With a flashy battle system, incredibly elaborate dungeons, and some of the best visuals on the GBC, this follow-up always wows even when it's being obtuse https://t.co/7bg8LOZakw

New blog post time!

This week's game is Astro Marine Corps, a run and gun that really struts the stuff of the ZX Spectrum with parallax, quality music, and plenty of color. Have fun blasting aliens, but watch out for all the instant kills along the way! https://t.co/zqCwX7NRJY

The Yassification of Kid Klown

New blog post time!

This week's game is Tengoku Yoitoko, a MSX game from Taito that combines platforming with light RPG elements. Buy the right gear, literally stomp your foes into ground, and fight an old man who tries to kill you with the word "Poverty" https://t.co/LMwou9tDBJ

New blog post time!

This week's game is Melpool Land, a fighting game of sorts with so very little to it. It's so slight in every way, but lovely visuals as you'd expect from a PC-98 game help give it some charm and a reason to check it out. https://t.co/SPUcBMebw9

Tomak: Save the Earth is a dating sim where you build up stats and relationships like Tokimeki Memorial, except instead of romancing high school girls, you're romancing the head of a goddess in a flower pot

Now there's a concept!

New blog post time!

This week's game is Planet Monsters, the end result of combining Bomberman, Kickle Cubicle, and Pengo into one strange mix. Its single player mode sorely lacks in mechanical variety, but I bet it would be a better time in multiplayer! https://t.co/OcRqlqLdFv

New blog post time!

This week's game is Suishou no Dragon, a Square adventure game that had involvement from Nippon Sunrise and Gen Sato. It has an attractive aesthetic and world, but the actual events of the game are almost impressively mundane... https://t.co/ntjIKlo7wE

New blog post time!

This week's game is Ardy Lightfoot, a SNES platformer with gorgeous visuals, movie-like sensibilities, and a story that's effectively told without using dialogue. It plays pretty decently too! https://t.co/S48fGrES6T