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Toki Tori on the GBC is really good, but insanely hard.
Sausage-in-Training
Not sure what to call these...basically, puzzle-like games which involve finding ways to get through successive levels (and not involving falling blocks or matching colors, though I like those too).
As an example, I recently discovered Splash Lake for Duo, man what a great game, haven't played too far yet but seems to be a very interesting one. Another one I discovered, thanks to a thread by NeoZeedeater, is Sutte Hakkun, some real head scratchers in there as you try different things and work your way towards the goal. Lemmings I think would be a classic game of the type I am talking about.
I'm sure I'm missing a bunch of others, help me out here.
Toki Tori on the GBC is really good, but insanely hard.
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The Adventures of Lolo 1&2 NES
Excellent games, easy to emulate and cheap to have.
Are we talking shit like PoP?
light from a dead star
The Klonoa GBA games seem to fit the description.
Sausage-in-Training
I was thinking about more puzzle-emphasis games and not so much platformers like PoP or Klonoa...but feel free to include those if you like.
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Like Chu Chu?
Throat punch: the musical
Agreed, one of the few GBC games worth owning.Originally Posted by bbobb
Lost Golem for Dreamcast is decent, and I also enjoyed Circus Lido and Tricky Kick for PC Engine though they do have flaws. *-neo
Sausage
LO-FREAKING-LO games.
And Little magic on the SNES which is considered the spiritual successor to it (though a lot easier)
Sakura Taisen Columns II for DC (import, obviously)
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