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[Chopin Trusty Balls]

Name some games that slipped under most peoples radar.

Also is it possible to enjoy Dragon Quest Caravan Monsters without Japanease skills?

 

[Semjaza Azazel]

Car Battler Joe and Karnajj are both worth checking out. Ninja Five-O was seemingly also largely ignored.

 

[drohne]

ninja five-o is amazing. good luck finding it at this point, though.

 

[Mejilan]

I agree with Ninja Five-O.


And would like to add Ballistic - Ecks vs Sever and Gekido Advanced to those lists.

 

[aoi tsuki]

Boktai, Lady Sia, and from what i've heard, Klonoa: Field of Dreams. i've got the game but haven't opened it yet.

 

[Semjaza Azazel]

Random places have new copies of Klonoa for like $10 now. I got mine at Target.

 

[drohne]

oh yeah, klonoa: empire of dreams is excellent. just played through it, actually. lots of smartly designed puzzley levels. purely in terms of gameplay, you could credibly argue that it's better than the console versions. i'm playing its sequel, klonoa g2, now. seems to be even better, with much more polished visuals and sound. sucks that namco didn't bring it over.

 

[lordmrw]

Blender Brothers is a fucking excellent action game that I doubt anyone actually even heard of. Good luck finding it in stores. I don't know if Metalgun SLinger was released in america, but it was also excellent.

 

[drohne]

hm, blender brothers looks pretty good. and it was developed by hudson, who also did ninja five-o. i should check it out.

 

[Hans]

Gurulogi Champ, Denki Blocks, Klonoa: Empire of Dreams and Go! Go! Beckham!

 

[jarrod]

hm, blender brothers looks pretty good. and it was developed by hudson, who also did ninja five-o. i should check it out.

Blender Bros was actually developed by Red iirc (and published by Hudson in Japan).