Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story Review

Has some similar elements to pokemon instead of like the pokemon animals you have manga style of people to fight for you and have a nice harmless feel to the storyline like Pokemon had during this time period.

Special effects very decent in and I like the idea of the first fight in the game called Persian attack found that very smart idea.

You get a diary to be able to save the game and also you have Black cat as like guide or helper which I found smart since a lot of people around the world love cats as pets or friends.

The storyline is very deep for a game on the 16 bit time period which impressed me kind of annoyed I never played this game as like a child instead of like adult.

The battles is turn based game.

Persian -Cut baddie name I thought was so smart and set in like gallery sort of zone with like blonde animation girl

The graphic here look so cool during the battle for how both the character you play as and also the enemies look so cool here to me.

Dream Says An evil comet is approaching from an evil star,to return Destiny to it's orgin Manga style of like ancient Egypt style to me with blonde man with long hair and young Asian guy as well with black hair

The idea of dreaming the games and you play it out like you control your dream is a very smart plot twist in the game and the style in this part of the game looks like an incredible Anime show for 16 bit I suspect they used the Snes to it's power limit here pretty likely.

Comments

Doomsday Warrior •Taiketsu!! Brass NumbersJP

Controls really suck here even getting attack on a keyboard more less impossible to do here you would need a controller to have any fun but I doubt the controls would really get much better. Graphics look very 1990s here but with better controls it could had being like possible competitor to street fighter instead of like cheap rip of here for how it looks to me and most others I doubt it would had any serious fans unless they never played street when they first got the game or had no other games making it's low quality seem in theory high quality to a small amount of people in some cases. https://www.game24hours.com/2023/05/doom-troopers.html All the moves look very bad display wise to me.

Doraemon 3: Nobita to Toki no Hougyoku

Great music here one of the best ever heard from the Snes but I suspect over the popularity of this animation show for why they put so much of effort into music here. You get different characters with the fat guy having spinning attack which can take down more less any enemy close combat wise so good specialist attack for that area. You get boy with like shooting attack better for long-distance attacks here. Has a good feel to platformer elements plus you can get health back by collecting hearts or upgrades to your health amount or get health back from like inn setup in the storyline it seen by many people as like the best Doraemon game for the Snes. https://www.game24hours.com/2023/05/doraemon-2-nobita-no-toys-land-daibouken.html

Secret of mana

The starting part of the game you see the Mana Empire building in action used by the Empire in the past or present during the game the future screen you see is very well designed to me looks wise and the dark green and the blue lights on the power part of it look fantastic to me. A role playing game released on the Super Nintendo it was for many people one of the world best RPG games since for older consoles it had many impressive features to name a few would include Dragons Cannons Magic Weapons many kinds Three main characters Special abilities Mana sword The dragons when you get the device to summon it allows you to call for a dragon which can then fly you to any location on the map when you see the map from the dragon's viewpoint the graphics look incredible for 16 bit machine which is very impressive showing the lack of graphic possible ways of the past it could pass in some ways as better than a decent amount of modern games for the graphic in some ways. https://www.game

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