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a couple dozen G-MODE Archives games are discounted on the Japanese eShop atm https://t.co/FW0yLBTUPg🇯🇵 no huge discounts or anything but if you need an excuse to jump in, here it is
I recommend these two, provided you can read em
https://t.co/tEvpO7xdOC
https://t.co/hYRcZ1t8i0
for good measure, here's Yoshitoo Asari's key visual
icymi, game's out in Japan on April 21 for ¥4180, PS4 & Switch, physical & digital
art for the three new characters, illustrated by the OG SFC Kikikaikai illustrator Yoshitoo Asari (co-op's still limited to 2P, btw)
these were definitely new to me, so I had to go look em up—someone scanned one of the wrappers & some 4komas from the packaging https://t.co/tjbg0SisRu🇯🇵 https://t.co/GeIWV0jm4z
for anyone who just watched the Kemonomichi exhibition for Dodonpachi Daioujou and wants to try it for themselves: of the two home ports that exist, the best version is far and away the PS2 port, produced by Arika, which remains a gold standard for STG ports almost 20 years later
specifically, the OG Puyo Puyo for MSX2, the PC98 port of the first arcade game and the PC98 version of Nazo Puyo
aside from higher-resolution graphics and so on, one of PC98 Puyo's notable differences is a hidden ending with drunk Arle