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Fuzzical Fighter
The popularity of Enix’s Dragon Quest caused not only a huge wave of clones for the Famicom, but also some interesting hybrids that attempted to graft RPG mechanics on other genres. Sigma/Make Software’s Fuzzical Fighter is one of these games, which presents itself as a shoot-em-up/RPG two-for-one.
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my next game night is going full on cute. games I’m thinking off the bat to bring out for this are.... (also requests are welcomed I need more suggestions! I can pretty much load anything from Dreamcast and before on my Raspberry Pies):
Magical Date, Harmful Park, Kirby series, Bubble Bobble, Yoshi’s Island, Gals Fighters, Arcana Heart, Wonder Momo, Mr. Gimmick, Popful Mail, Keio Flying Squadron, Sexy Parodius, Beatmania games, Gun-Nac, Magical Chase, Magical Drop III, Cotton series, Sonic Shuffle, Powerstone 2, WarioWare, NiGHTS, Mr. Driller, Bomberman series, Samba de Amigo, Space Channel 5, Sega Superstars Tennis, Coryoon, Magical Doropie, Purikura Daisakusan, Pretty Fighter X, Sanrio Smashball, Katamari Damacy & Asuka 120% Burning Fest.
Hana Taaka Daka!?
The PC Engine was a great hardware for shoot-em-ups as it could handle fast gameplay and high amount of simultaneous on-screen sprites with little to no slowdown. Of all the shoot-em’-ups on the system, there are only a few titles are not sci-fi themed, and Hana Taaka Daka!? is one of the more memorable one of them. It’s a HuCard game developed by Natsume and published by Taito that has a look and feel that is very much in the same vein as Coryoon, Air Zonk and Magical Chase, albeit a tad bit sillier in tone.
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Rabi-Ribi
Hey, you got Touhou Project in my Metroidvania! Hey, you got free 2D exploration in my bullet hell! And who gave that bunny girl Amy Rose’s hammer!? What’s fun about doujin game development is that it is rife with all sorts of nonsense if you know where to look, and Rabi-Ribi is of the highest class among that crowded category. Made by Taiwanese developer Yue Gema and localized alongside Sekai Project, Rabi-Ribi is a blend of various familiar genres, and it manages to be something fresh through those combinations. It is also aggressively anime in every way imaginable, but in a good way.
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