78:

I was a bit underwhelmed at the first images I saw of this game, but apparently this is the dawn of the visual novel. This game would eventually lead to all those Japanese dating games. Dang. Good job, Yuji Horii.

0 3

77:

Not the best game, but a visually pleasant one.

I wonder what a Zelda game would look like in feudal Japan.

0 2

76:

Ah, classic. There's something therapeutic about drawing a cheeseburger in detail between hundreds of drawings of characters.

mmmm....borger...

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75:

Welcome to the Famicom... Toshiba? I didn't think they made games. I guess it's just Pachinko, in the end. Fun to look at, not much else.

1 4

74:

The game is well known to the point it became a stage, but generally speaking not many people have played it.

There's not much detail I could add without taking away what makes it Pac-Land, so the art is very basic today.

1 6

73:

A cat mother saving her kittens from dogs roaming the streets. A solid game premise, but it gives me weird vibes. It's like Animal Crossing street crimes, and not the GTA kind.

0 6

72:

reference. I've never watched it but these poster parodies are everywhere.

I actually like this game, I kinda want it to make a comeback because the story sounds neat. Basically Mad Max: Alien Invasion.

0 4

71:

Sometimes I get curious about some of the games I draw for this project. I didn't know there were that many Ninja Kid games, let alone enough to warrant a collection release.

0 3

70:

It's a WW2 game where you fly a Japanese plane and fight Americans.

I could see why this wasn't released in America only 40 years after the end of the war, but I do find this to be an interesting perspective.

0 2

69: /

Funny number time.

I cut the pinkie finger on my drawing hand by accident. It's not that bad, but it won't heal unless i keep holding it straight because the cut is on a joint. This may reflect in a few drawings.

1 2

68:

This game is still a good ways out from the release of Zelda, but the graphics in it make me realize that the overworld in Zelda 1 could've looked a lot cleaner. This game has pretty great visuals for a 1985 release.

0 2

67:

meme fully intended.

I looked at gameplay for this game and it looks a bit complicated. I've never seen an NES game zoom into an overworld map. Otherwise, it's just that one Atari game where you drive in a circle.

0 2

66:

The most impressive thing about this game is that you play it with the most useless external controller I've ever seen. It's just a pad with two buttons. If you don't see what's wrong with that, then you don't own a Famicom or a NES.

0 2

65:

I knew I had to do this game some justice. I threw on some zoomed into the car on that box art, and drew this Japanese car to the best of my ability.

I only watch one anime(MHA), but 80's is one of the best art styles.

0 4

64:

Couldn't help but think of the meme. I feel bad for the cats, but they are attacking in a pretty dumb way.

0 2

63:

He was so lively in his youth. I can still hear his wa-hoos.

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62:

Normally I go out of the way to draw something in the game rather than copying the box art, but this was a hard image to ignore. It looks like a mascot for classic American junk food. Maybe it's the drunk father of

0 2

61:

In my personal opinion, a much more fitting name for

Welcome to the Famicom, IREM. I wasn't aware this wasn't developed by Nintendo due to being a black box game.

0 2

60:

I like the space shooters cuz' outer space is pretty easy and fun to illustrate.

Also, I printed out the table listing all the games. This is the last item on page 1! ...of 28.

0 2

59: /

I actually beat this game using once. By "beat" I mean I got to the part where the levels apparently loop back around. Very anticlimactic.

Also these gyros taste terrible.

1 4