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Sanada Juuyuushi (真田十勇士), released 6/27/1998, developed and published by Kotobuki System This is a somewhat odd game — it appears as a top-down RPG but in a way it’s more like an adventure game. The title translates to “The Ten Sanada Braves,” a reference to a group of fictional ninja that served the (historical) warlord […]

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Saint Seiya Ougon Densetsu Kanketsuhen (聖闘士星矢 黄金伝説 完結編), released 5/30/1988, developed by Shinsei, published by Bandai This is a followup to the first Saint Seiya game. Initially I thought it would just be the same system, but it isn’t quite — it resembles the first game but probably due to the part of the story […]

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Brave Saga 2 (ブレイブサーガ2), released 5/2/2000, developed by Pandora Box, released by Takara This is the sequel to 1998’s Brave Saga, which I played before. It’s closely related to that game so please read the previous posts on that if you haven’t yet. In the year and a half since the first game, the only […]

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Super Robot Taisen Compact 2 (スーパーロボット大戦COMPACT 2), released 3/3/2000, developed and published by Banpresto (As usual, this is just a dump of my message board posts from years ago so they may not be of much interest. One thing I didn’t point out in the original posts is that the game was later remade as […]

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Deep Dungeon III (ディープダンジョンIII 勇士への旅), released 5/13/1998, developed by HummingBirdSoft, published by Square This is the third of four games in the “Deep Dungeon” series of first-person maze RPGs (also called “blobbers”). The first two games came out early in the Famicom’s lifecycle when there were very few RPGs for the system, and no blobber-type […]

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