#Superstar Saga DX

[video-game-jams]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions - The Last Cackletta

[demifiendrsa]

Nintendo Switch Online - Game Boy & Game Boy Advance Announcement - Nintendo Direct 2.8.23

Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games are now available for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers.

The following titles are available at launch:

Game Boy – Nintendo Switch Online (Nintendo eShop) – Requires Nintendo Switch Online membership

Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare

Game & Watch Gallery 3

Gargoyle’s Quest

Kirby’s Dream Land

Metroid II – Return of Samus

Super Mario Land 2 – 6 Golden Coins

Tetris

The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX

Wario Land 3

Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Switch Online (Nintendo eShop) – Requires Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership

Kuru Kuru Kururin

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

Mario Kart: Super Circuit

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$

[jr-verse]

The beast has awoken!

[faffreux]

So... Fawful's footwear... Ever notice that not a single one of his outfits comes with actual shoes? Heck, he spends almost the entirety of Superstar Saga completely barefoot! THIS BEAN ISN'T WEARING SHOES. LOOK AT HIM.

[Interesting to note is that while Fawful is disguised as a Pea, he completely forgoes the white leggings that actual Peas are seen with! (at least in the DX version of SSS) choosing instead to go completely barefoot while carrying out Cackletta's plan.

Later on in the game when he switches over into his iconic pink jumpsuit, we see what basically amounts to spandex socks, and this is again the case when we see him once more in Partners in Time:

When Fawful comes into power during the events of Bowser's Inside Story, this is when we finally see him adopt some real footwear for the first time. However, instead of something more practical like a pair of boots or just about anything else you'd expect of a villain of his status, he proceeds to commit (according to many) one of the worst fashion crimes in existence by choosing to wear socks with sandals:

SO THEN YOU'D THINK.. WELL AT LEAST HE'D DECIDE TO WEAR ACTUAL SHOES FOR HIS FINAL FORM AKA DARK FAWFUL THEN, RIGHT?? But you'd be WRONG.

SOCKS AGAIN.

IN CONCLUSION: I like to think this suggests the idea that Fawful may have sensory issues surrounding his feet in particular, preferring not to have them closed in even to the extent of sacrificing both appearances as well as practicality in battle. Regardless, he's clearly confident in his decisions and you know I love him for it.

Autism is weird like that sometimes! And autistic is something I definitely think that Fawful is.

[bowletta]

today marks the 6th anniversary of superstar saga dx! so in celebration, heres my cackletta I sculpted awhile back! 🦇

sculpted in paper clay, painted with acrylic

[c7thetumbler]

Quick Game reviews: 2023 (Part 2!)

Continuing on! These were ones I played closer to the end of the year, but also as I remember them throughout. Other than that, order doesn't matter

Let's keep this ball rollin!

Kirby's Dreamland 2 (Switch online)

The only Kirby's dreamland I never played! I enjoyed it quite a lot, though of course it's a pretty easy Kirby game. Back in the day this would've been a lot of fun, and still is as a quickly little romp through a classic Kirby game. Nowadays it doesn't really hold up vs SuperStar DX and Planet Robobot, so not an essential playthrough by any means

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This next section's going to be about playing and 100% every Super Mario Advance game! How incredibly pointless interesting!

To put an age on myself, GBA was my late kid/early teen years and I have a long history with these games. Since they all got added as part of NSO+ or whatever I'm mooching off of Keewy's subscription (love you so much bud), I figured it'd be fun to go back and 100% all of them. Mixed results, but let's get into it.

Super Mario Advance (Switch Online, GBA)

This one was the original Mario Advanced, and more first into into SMB2 (Doki Doki Panic). Since it was fresh to me I didn't realize at the time that it was just a remaster, and thought it was difficult but a lot of fun. The addition of the findable Yoshi eggs adds some replay-ability, but mostly in the form of a tedious hide and seek.

Additionally, the playground rumor was if you got ALL of the Yoshi eggs, you can play as him! This is an outright lie. Ryan. You get nothing for finding them all other than the satisfaction of knowing you did it. As far as an experience goes, this is definitely one of the better ways to play SMB2 as long as you can get back the crunchy but frequent voice lines

Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World (Switch Online, GBA)

This one was one I spent COUNTLESS hours playing on my old GBA, and continued playing after the DS came out on my Micro. Easily my favorite 2D Mario game, no contest. This is the best way you can experience SMW officially, and I'd highly recommend it since it made some of the more high-score aspects like dragon coins collectibles instead.

Unlike The previous game, this game actually rewards you with some fun screens and congratulations when you finish everything too!

Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island (Switch Online, GBA)

Another incredibly solid title! Same as the original but with some minor tweaks and additional levels. This is the definitive version of the original Yoshi's Island, which if you haven't played, you absolutely should.

I Don't remember a reward past the "All Clear" congratulations you get, but still that's enough of an accomplishment because these levels can get tough.

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 e+ (Switch Online, GBA

This one and I have a funny history. I got on e-reader at the tail end of it's incredibly short lifespan in the states. While I have fond memories of scanning cards for NES games, Animal Crossing, and this game, I unfortunately was not able to find the packs to play all these e-reader levels. Now that this is re-released, I can finally play all them and see what the reward is for getting all the cards and collectibles in the levels (which involves playing each one at least twice!).

You get nothing! And the card levels vvary in quality, definitely with a very proto Mario Maker vibe to them. They were fun at the time, but honestly they should've just done a bonus world with all the levels already available after beating the game. Playing all this once-lost level content is interesting, but as far as this game goes it can get pretty grindy and overstay its welcome, especially in comparison to things done nowadays in 2D mario with Wonder and Mario Maker

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (Switch Online, GBA)

A classic masterpiece. Offers a big, beautiful, wacky world to explore without overstaying it's welcome with unique ways of traversing and interacting with the environment and an incredible battle system. Honestly? I'd suggest playing this over its 3DS remake; what that adds isn't worth missing out on this iconic art that defined a small generation of sprite-artists, and the QoL stuff added doesn't really do that much for this game since it was already incredible.

Will always recommend SuperStar Saga

... And that's all the Mario advanced games! Basically, play Superstar Saga, the rest is up to you but SMW is great as well.

BurgerTime Deluxe (Switch Online, GB)

Me and Burgertime Arcade go waaaaay back to the dentist office where they had a cabinet that I would play when I finished my cleanings but had to wait for half an hour afterwards. I had no idea this game existed!

Similar to Annalynn in the last post, this is a classic Arcade experience that in order to get really good at and beat without failure, you need to deeply understand how all its simple mechanics work. Since it's on NSO, I cheated a bit near the end. Still, This is a great portable expansion on Burgertime the arcade game, similar to how Donkey Kong GB blows the original DK arcade game out of the water! Would recommend you give it a try if only to get that classic arcade feeling.

Vampire Survivors (Steam)

I have a hard time recommending games like this. On the one hand, I did enjoy my time with it and it was pretty fun to slowly get better and find all the things, as well as learn different really cool combos for some crazy shenanigans. On the other hand, there's not really much gameplay here other than wandering in the right direction and a skinner box. It's kinda like cookie clicker to me; not something that I like the idea of fondly, but still some good fun for a little bit. The kind of thing I could easily hyperfixate on without actually enjoying myself, if I'm not careful.

Pikmin 1 (Switch)

So this surprised me. Was not expecting a Switch re-release, but it did make sense. As far as things go, this is a good way to experience the game (legally), and it does fix a number of issues with Wii Play Control versions, but at the end of the day I would've preferred a bit more; either some online high score comparison features or an actual HD remaster. Pikmin's a great time, but this entry shows it's age a bit; I'd recommend Pikmin 4 first.

Pikmin 3 also perfected the challenge mode, so going back to this version's classic mode with no changes or comparisons was just a little bleh.

Pikmin 2 (Switch)

I feel like I can recommend this one a bit more, however it falls into the same pitfalls that rereleasing 1 does. Pikmin 2 is a phenomenal game, but loses all of the stakes of a time limit in exchange for being much larger (and hilariously unfair at times). It's challenge mode is also certainly more engaging than 1, but again it fails in comparison to 3, and I would've liked to see a remaster instead. Especially since Pikmin 3's DLC and later Pikmin 4 confirmed that they had all the HD assets for it. Again, I love pikmin, but Pikmin 4 perfectly captured the Pikmin experience for me, so I'd recommend checking that out first.

Castle on the Coast (Steam)

A fun, easy, short 3D platformer whose mascot is based off of the mascot of a Children's Hospital! How cute.

It's a good time to just play through casually; the movement is a little strange but I was able to get used to it and it was a great time. Another game that feels of perfect length for what it's doing. It's pretty cheap on sale, I'd give this a god if you're aching for a classic 3D platformer game.

Grounded (Steam)

This one's hard to recommend; I had a lot of fun playing it with my good pally pals June and Keewy, but it definitely seemed like it was more fine-tuned as a single-player experience since the scaling for additional people made everything WAY harder. Admittedly I wasn'ty playing my best and I'd still like to try and beat it, but I found myself frustrated a lot. I've not delved to much into the crafting survival genre past Minecraft, and while this one has good visuals and a fun 90s story, I have trouble giving it a thumbs-up

Pikmin 4 (Switch)

After so many years...

It's fucking amazing, best entry in the series. The definitive Pikmin experience, if you've never played Pikmin start here and work backwards if you fall in love. Instant masterpiece, tons of content, but still found myself wanting more

The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Switch Online, GBA)

Finally got around to finishing one of these! It's a very fun 2D Zelda, but is in drastic need of some QoL and modernization. Constantly using the start button to swap items and check the map is as tedious as expected, but in terms of gameplay it's a lot of fun! I didn't play Seasons yet, which feels like it's mandatory for getting the full expeience, and there were a few moments where I found myself lost and frustrated, but past that a solid 2D Zelda entry.

Animal Crossing New Horizons: Happy Home Paradise (Switch DLC)

I had been playing AC to catch up and finally complete the museum, and was astonished by how little content there was in this DLC.

Then I learned that it doesn't Download automatically if you get it for free via NSO+ subscription. Oops.

It goes a long way in adding to New Horizon's experience, which after so many hours playing it can feel strippedof its charm as you repeat the same tasks with a limited number of personalities is refreshing. Is it worth $30? ehhh.

I've designed ~80 homes in it so far, and while it is fun to decorate around their guidelines and play with villagers you may have fond memories of from previous entries, it's very much a make your own goals kind of thing. You'll find yourself very easily bored of it if you don't engage with it seriously and only do the bare minimum to "progress", but it definitely allows AC's home designing experience to really shine.

Sonic Frontiers: The Final Horizon (Steam)

Wow, this was not good! Incredibly hard platforming levels and bosses scattered all around the world that only Sonic could deal with, with some incredibly janky mechanics for all 3 the new playable characters that don't really work well enough to design levels around (which is good, because they didn't). Boss fights and new challenges are super difficult and annoying as well. The only Positive is the endin g is better, but you can watch that on Youtube. Honestly, the best experience you can have withg a farily good game like this is to play with all DLC downloaded but not going through the portal to this content. It's got 3D Sonic jank, but in a way that's incredibly frustrating and not fun to navigate around.

F-Zero 99 (Switch Online)

I miss Super Mario Bros 35.

... This game's fine, and a fun re-imagining of classic F-Zero experience, but I was never really a fan of F-Zero and thought that the 2D ones were a bit too tough for me so I didn't play it much. If you like F-Zero though, you'll love this

Super Mario Wonder (Switch)

Another hit, highly recommend this one for it's charm alone! It's 2D Mario, you know if you want it or not.

I will say my experience with it is from the perspective of someone who has religiously played every Mario game, and I did actually very much enjoy the game so the rest of this review will be from that perspective.

Game length felt a bit... short to me. There are just as many levels and worlds as you would expect in a 2D Mario game, as well asa lot of things to collect and a bonus world with it's own secrets of course. But I still managed to beat in 100% in about a day, whcih is kinda surprising to me given how much time I spent on other games. 3D World comes to mind as one with just about the same amount of levels, but one I spent way more time playing and had more enjoyment with just because of the way 100% is done. I would've liked to see a bit more is all I'm saying, but it's defnitely a full game.

The online ghost helper features is a welcome addition to the game. It allows you to help or be helped by other players and having that extra bit of interactivity and silent community without getting in the way of playtime. Visually it's also a stunning style, and I hope in future they continue to stylize Mario Games and move away from the Gamecube era models and NSMB styling and get something with much more character like this.

Gameplay wise it's also very fun, though you can feel the traditional 2D Mario formula in every level which is something I wish I could un-know. Badges are neat, but can be a mixed bag. There's one really good badge and then some okay badges and then others you would never touch, which doesn't really encourage the variations in gameplay as much as they would've hoped it does, I think. Additionally while I understand the idea of all characters playing the same (sans Yoshi + Nabbit), I think I still would've preferred unique movement for each character over the badge system.

All in all, it's great, but I want more.

Knytt Underground (Steam)

So for those unfamiliar with Knytt, it was an atmospheric, simple, 2D indie platformer that allowed you to make your own levels and games and let other people play them. It was very popular amoung a certain group of early let's players that overlapped strongly with SMW Rom hacks. This is essentially a sequel/remaster of that style.

This game is just okay. It's very simple, involves a lot of backtracking and the story and characters aren't terribly engaging. It's not a bad time, but feels very much of its time so I can't really recommend this one.

Super Mario RPG (Switch)

A fantastic remake of a trend-setting classic! I had forgotten how short the original was, but this adds a number of features and improvements that make it worth it. I love that they kept the very strange character designs that we never got to see again, as well as how faithful they were to the original's quirks while also fixing the localization issues. $60 is still a lot, imo, to ask for a game that already existed, but like that's a pretty good game and remake so I'd say go for it.

Lethal Company (Steam)

This one I was unsure if I would like or not because I'm a big baby when it comes to horror games. Playing this with friends though changes everything, and I had a wonderful time with it. It's definitely one of those games where the less you know about the enemies the better, as once you start getting "good" at it it feels like a different experience than wandering into the unknown, but I'm looking forward to future updates. I'd give this one a try if you have some friends to play it with!

Paper Mario (Switch Online, N64)

After finishing Super Mario RPG I had a terrible Mario RPG itch that I needed to scratch, and with TTYD remake announced and coming next year this seemed like a good move. I'm glad I did since I only played it once and didn't remember much of it. It's a fun, simple RPG, but the lack of depth to its mechanics and at this point pretty standard Mario story made it age less well than it's predecessor and sequel. I'm glad they're remaking TTYD and not this. It's by no means a bad time, but not one of the essential Mario RPGs over TTYD, Superstar Saga, and SMRPG.

Disney Dreamlight Valley: Eternity Isle Expansion (Switch)

This is one that I mostly watched my Sister play over Christmas but then had to pick up so she could get the rewards for a limited quest she unlocked. This adds an interesting area, a much more thought-out storyline and world, and is overall an improvement. However, the basic flaws are still there, including random crashes and softlocking, stuttering framerate, some very low-poly resources, and just all around tediousness and grindy nature of it. I'd recommend this if you're a huge disney/ Animal Crossing fan, and even then on PC instead. It still feels like an early access game and has some pretty intense monetization, so for the cost of the base game plus expansion I cannot ethically recommend it due to its quality and bad internal practices

... But like, it's not a bad game. It just needs a lot more work.

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BEST GAME I PLAYED THIS YEAR

Golly, lot of suspense in this one right? I raved about Tears of the Kingdom, but like a LOT of good stuff came out this year and I even enjoyed several incredible indies there.

I mean, you know what the answer is already, but I can pretend for a split second I wasn't going to say Pikmin 4 right?

It was Pikmin 4. Pikmin 4 is the best game I played this year, and nothing anyone says will convince me otherwise.

It was such a long wait and having come out as such a fun and packed experience, basically containing Pikmin 1 and 2 as sub games within it made it easily come out ahead. I just love it so much.

Tears of the Kingdom is 2nd place, and I didn't play Baldur's Gate so that's just not here.

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Anywho, that's it! Hope everyone enjoyed gaming as much as I did this year, despite, well, you know. Motions vaguely towards entire planet

See ya!

[franstastic-ideas]

What would be your most favorite games you’ve played?

In no particular order:

Pokémon Black

Pikmin 1 + 2

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Sonic Adventure DX

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

Harvest Moon: Animal Parade

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Pokémon Alpha Sapphire

Sonic Adventure 2: Battle

Undertale

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

Harvest Moon DS Cute

[federthenotsogreat]

I can tell you’re getting happy so I will continue to do so by asking you stuff

What M&L game is your fav?

Aaa one of my favorite things to answer hehe! :3

It's Superstar Saga! SSS is what got me into M&L actually!

I was twelve years old and got recommended a video ranking "the top five most brutal final bosses in mario games". Very clickbaity and clearly aimed at a younger audience. There were a lot of M&L bosses in that video, but Cackletta's Soul was ranked number one. I had never seen her before, but I was hooked.

I've always had an odd fascination for difficulty, something about it has always intrigued me. How hard can something be before it becomes impossible?

So I started looking up stuff up and I watched a video of my at the time favorite let's player facing off against Cackletta's soul in SSS DX. Now that YouTuber is really really good at video games. But Cackletta tore him to shreds.

And then the game just didn't leave my mind. I watched let's plays to learn more about the story, I was fascinated by how cruel it was when you read between the lines (I'm talking about character death and stuff, that was just really interesting stuff in that mario game for twelve year old me)

And... I guess the game just never left my brain? Over the time I gained more and more information, I quickly created my own headcanon and from that point on my hyperfixiation only grew stronger :3

And Cackletta is still my favorite character of course hehe

[thejazzywaffles]

A sample of my gaming backlog

2064: Read-Only Memories A Highland Song Advance Wars 1+2: ReBoot Camp Aviary Attorney Backpack Hero Bad End Theater Bean and Nothingness Before Your Eyes Blacksad: Under the Skin Cat Notebook Cherry Kisses Chicken Police Chicory: A Colorful Tale Crypt of the NecroDancer Cult of the Lamb Curse of the Sea Rats Day of the Tentacle Death's Door Deus Ex Disc Creatures Duck Detective: The Secret Salami Dwarf Fortress Dynopunk Freedom Planet FTL Fuga: Melodies of Steel Hiveswap Hollow Knight Hush Hush: Only Your Love Can Save Them In Stars and Time Kirby and the Forgotten Land Lacuna Lil Gator Game Loom Makoto Wakaido's Case Files Trilogy DX Metroid Prime Remastered Mondealy Moss Niche Night in the Woods NORCO Omori Ori ATBF Outer Wilds PIVO: Pixel and Voxel Pseudoregalia Rain World Sam & Max Hit the Road Small Saga Sonic Superstars Spirit of the North Super Mario RPG Superhot Tails of Iron Tavern Talk The Cosmic Wheel of Sisterhood The Crimson Diamond The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind The Talos Principle The Walking Dead Them's Fightin' Herds Thistledown: A Tragedy of Blood Tomb Raider Tooth and Tail Tunic Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion Turok Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap

[lucretiaslitthenetherland]

Gaming Log for September 17th 2023

Nintendo Switch Lite

1. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury- got the 5 cat shine pieces cat shine in flaptrap fortress on bowsers fury and did level 2-4 on the main game and got all 3 green stars and the stamp

2. Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu- beat some trainers and caught a Zubat and added data for Zubat to the Pokedex

3. Pokemon Violet- almost participated in a raid battle before realizing I have to be online for that caught a Starly and added data for Starly to the pokedex

4. Pokemon Legends Arceus- went up in rank to a first star member, beat rei and mai, and caught a Kricketot for the first time

5. Pokemon Sheild- caught a Tykrouge and added data for Tykrouge to the Pokedex

6. Super Picross- did puzzle 1-F on the second try

7. Super Mario All Stars- game over on level 5-2

8. Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga- got more coins towards paying off the troll and leveled both Mario and Luigi to level 5 and leveled up power and extra points on both

9. Super Mario 64- got the winged cap and the 8 red coin level on the winged cap level.

10. Paper Mario- arrived int rigged deleived 3 letters to parakarry, parakarry joined the team, beat buzzard, level up to lv 6 and chose FP

11. Super Mario Odyssey- got the lost in the luggage power moon

12. Pokemon Quest- slowpoke joined my team and I completed level 2-3

13. Pokemon Brilliant Diamond- evolved my Shinx into Luxio and added data for Lucio to the pokedex

14. Pokemon Cafe- did order 6 and miccinico and Pikachu joined my team

15. Pokemon Shining Pearl- arrived in Floroma Town , went to the next route, caught Shellos, and added data for Shellos to the Pokedex

16. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team DX- rescued Oddish in Mt steel

17. Warioware Get it Together- beat Dr crygors high tech level

Nintendo Wii U

1. Super Mario Galaxy- got the first star in honeyhive galaxy

New Nintendo 3dsxl

1. Pokemon Picross- did the training level and got 7 picrites towards unlocked the next place

2. Pokemon Alpha Sapphire- beat Roxane, rescued a Devon researcher, evolved my mudkip into Marshstomp, and added data for Marshstomp to the pokedex

Nintendo Gamecube

1. Luigis Mansion- went into area 2, lit up the bathroom, went into the ballroom, and sucked up the shy guy ghosts, and caught the dancing couple ghosts, went back to the toad in the lobby and saved

2. Paper Mario- got through the peach and Bowser segments, got directed to Boggly Woods, took garfs trouble.

[megahorous]

We did our annual Year in Review on Grouvee.com so here’s what I played this year !

Paper Mario: the Thousand-Year Door [GCN]

Pikmin [GCN]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus [GBA]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga [GBA]

NickToons: Freeze Frame Frenzy [GBA]

River City Ransom [NSO]

Metroid [NSO]

Metroid 2: Return of Samus [GB]

River City Ransom Underground [PC]

Super Metroid [NSO]

Double Dragon [NSO]

Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2: Grand Prix [SWITCH]

Pong [PC]

River City Girls Zero [SWITCH]

Nekketsu Renegade Kunio-kun [SWITCH]

Metroid Fusion [GBA]

Super Smash Bros. Melee [GCN]

Nickelodeon Kart Racers [SWITCH]

Mega Man Anniversary Collection [GCN]

Donkey Kong 3 [NSO]

Kirby and the Forgotten Land [SWITCH]

The Escapists 2 [SWITCH]

Sonic Classic Collection [GCN]

Street Fighter IV Champion Edition [ANDROID]

Sonic Mega Collection [GCN]

Sonic Gems Collection [GCN]

Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut [GCN]

Sonic Adventure 2: Battle [GCN]

Sonic Advance [GBA]

Streets of Rage 4 [SWITCH]

Sonic Rush [DS]

Double Dragon 2: the Revenge [SWITCH]

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [GCN]

Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium [GCN]

Ultra Street Fighter IV [STEAM]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge [SWITCH]

Double Dragon Neon [SWITCH]

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection[SWITCH]

Pikmin 2 [GCN]

Final Vendetta [SWITCH]

Mario Kart: Double Dash [GCN]

Vendetta [SWITCH]

Street Fighter X Tekken [PSVita]

Crime Fighters [SWITCH]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: the Cowabunga Collection [SWITCH]

Capcom Fighting Collection [SWITCH]

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow [DS]

Shaman King: Legacy of the Spirits [GBA]

Castlevania Anniversary Collection [SWITCH]

Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin [DS]

Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia

Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway [SWITCH]

Street Fighter V [STEAM]

Pokemon Emerald [GBA]

Disney Afternoon Collection [STEAM]

Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake [PSP]

River City Girls 2 [SWITCH]

Parappa the Rapper [PSP]

OBAKEIDORO! [SWITCH]    

[BOLD:  first time completing it ]

[video-game-jams]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions - Rookie and Popple

[the-adventure-au]

This is the worst thing ive ever made @superdotstuff here you go is this whAt yOu wAnt E D

[munchindarocks]

doodles of my favorite boi

(Reblogs appreciated)

[carossmo]

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