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Rediscovering Nostalgia: Gokinjo Boukentai and the Golden Age of SNES Gaming

Table of contents The Rise of Gokinjo Boukentai The Birth of a Classic Gameplay and Mechanics Memorable Characters Impact on the SNES Gaming Industry Rediscovering Nostalgia The Golden Age of SNES Gaming Gokinjo Boukentai: A Forgotten Gem Revisiting the Gameplay The Influence of Gokinjo Boukentai Conclusion Frequently Asked Questions What is Gokinjo Boukentai? Is Gokinjo Boukentai still available to play? What makes Gokinjo Boukentai special? Did Gokinjo Boukentai have any sequels? Can you tell me more about the gameplay of Gokinjo Boukentai? What impact did Gokinjo Boukentai have on the SNES gaming industry? In the era of modern gaming consoles and advanced graphics, it is easy to forget the golden age of SNES gaming. However, there are certain games that hold a special place in the hearts of gamers. One such game is Gokinjo Boukentai, a classic SNES game that captured the essence of nostalgia and provided hours of entertainment. From its memorable characters to its innovative gamepla

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The biggest problem of this system was the battery life you needed all the time to play it like a unlimited supply of batterry and it did not help much it took 6 Double aa battery so if you were wanting to play it much you could easily be paying £20 to £100 a month just on batteries you can get cheaper battery now but at the time running it long term was known as an expensive thing when you compare it to the gameboy took just 4 battery and lasted a lot of hours overall around 35 hours. The Game Gear only lasted around 6 hours which was big difference in play time plus needed 2 more battery as well. This was why a rechargeable unit was sold later on since it would allow people to play for a extra 2 hours which when 6 hours was not much time overall compared to the competitor.


It had many impressive games for it such as Wonderboy was at the time a impressive RGP for me one of the overall best RPG I ever played on handheld console story was both fun and interesting to play it as like RPG platformer style of game if you have never played this before you should the creative skilsl behind the game was mind blowing for how good it was you could change from a man to dragon among other character types with different abilities . https://segaretro.org/Sega_Game_Gear




Sonic was just as good as Sega Mega Drive which was impressive to be fair for a console at this timpe period since Sonic at the time was one of the most popular games in the world.




IT was one of the first ever colour themed handheld consoles so it was impressive for quite a lot of people since the gameboy was kind of like black and white sort of colour for a lot of the games overall since it could not handle colours as well as the gamegear could so it was the sort of one of only at the time it was made.




Had many interesting add on such as way to make the screen last longer or a way to watch TV on it both incredible add on things for example I used to watch TV on it often when I had it in the past it will not work anymore since technology has changed but it was good in the earlier days.




A lot of people don’t know but a lot of say traveling workers would in the past carry them around to play before meeting often it was in the past a big thing people like Chairpersons would own when they went on trips around the country or world a like so it did in a way have a kind of like secret upper themed client base for it .




It was released in 1991 by Sega the idea behind it was to try and out do what Nintendo did over the Game Boy since it had become runaway success for sales or popularity a like and had 3.2 inch square screen the starting price was around £100 and games would cost between £20 to £30 normally and would be molded into a Black plastic with a rounded style of front for a easy way to remove the game each time .


Wonderboy Dragon quest from gamegear and modern version of the game showing dragon with fire blowing and green coloured house in each photo plus 1989 and 2017 and difference between old and modern game

Wonderboy Dragon trap probably best RPG for the console and  probably best gameplay from the 1980s time period it had a lot of thought come into like the storyline elements no speech was done by the characters it was just  block of texts but I felt this was  still very cool.


I like a lot you can change from a knighted man into like monsters like dragon which changes your power to like fire blowing powers that alone makes it so much fun and going into the water to do like swimming to me is very cool and fun to play as a whole to me.


IT should not take someone to long to complete it like 6 hours should give you enough time to complete you can find extra parts if you look around the game as well plus you can buy weapons or armour or magic which I think is  smart the buying elements for the gameplay as well.


Jumping works well in the game one of the best for the 1980s time period a lot of games during this had delays or problems with the coding to make them not run well often.


Boss fighting in the game is the most fun part normally you need to workout how to kill the enemy by finding out it's weakness such as like it's head some of the time is how to kill the boss so look for the weakness if you keep losing then complete the boss and get enjoyment from doing this.




They released kind of like their own version of Tetris called Columns same sort of idea but it was very cool game to play on the often. It came with blacklight which was very smart idea to allow to play in the dark fairly simply .




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