#Tose

[obscurevideogames]

Legend of the River King (TOSE - Game Boy - 1997)

[acquired-stardust]

Dragon Quest Monsters Game Boy Color 1998

[fuck-yeah-intro-movies]

Bass Landing 2 (2001)

[notobscurevideogames]

Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 (TOSE - GBC - 2001)

[vgadvisor]

[n64retro]

Mario's Tennis

Nintendo R&D1 / Tose / Nintendo Virtual Boy 1995

[satoshi-mochida]

Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online adds Densetsu no Starfy, Densetsu no Starfy 2, and Densetsu no Starfy 3 - Gematsu

Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Switch Online has added Densetsu no Starfy, Densetsu no Starfy 2, and Densetsu no Starfy 3 on July 12, Nintendo announced.

Get the details below.

Densetsu is the Japanese word for legend, and Starfy—Prince of Pufftop Kingdom, golden-hearted (and slightly clumsy) hero and frequent aquatic explorer—is ready to show you what makes him so legendary! Join Starfy, his sister Starly and his gruff best friend Moe for a swimmingly slapstick trilogy of games full of vibrant action and adventure, all originally available on the Game Boy Advance system:

Densetsu no Starfy – No sleep ’til Pufftop! A sudden storm has caused Starfy, prince of the floating sky kingdom Pufftop, to plummet from his lofty home into the sea below. Luckily, he is rescued by an old lobster named Lobber who sets the adorable hero on a grand journey back to Pufftop. The way home is full of dangers, though, and Starfy will need to employ a variety of abilities— including Star Spin and Glide—and vehicles like the mighty Mole Tank, to overcome the challenges that await. The legend begins here!

Densetsu no Starfy 2 – Help Starfy save his mother and bring peace back to Pufftop Kingdom in this action-packed sequel! Ogura—the villain of the first game—is back to seek vengeance against Starfy, and this time he has Mama Star in his sights. The revenge-driven ruffian ransacks Pufftop and steals away Starfy’s mother in the ensuing kerfuffle, leaving Starfy no choice but to dive head-first into his next adventure. With his best friend Moe in tow and challenges aplenty to face, Starfy has his work cut out for him.

Densetsu no Starfy 3 – Starfy’s sister Starly joins him and Moe for their third adventure on Game Boy Advance! Discover the truth behind the mysterious villain that’s been pulling Ogura’s strings all this time and put a stop to their nefarious plans once and for all. Spin and float with the starry siblings and save the day across action-filled stages with the help of familiar friends, including… Wario?! You read that right: Wario crosses paths with Starfy and Starly to help them through the Undersea Ruins in Stage 8 (while hunting for treasure, of course), so be sure to check it out. Go, Starfy and Starly, go!

Watch a trailer below.

July 2024 Game Updates: game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online

English

Japanese

[they-have-the-same-va]

Ifreeta from World of Final Fantasy shares a voice actress with Miko Nakadai from Transformers Prime.

Voiced by Tania Gunadi

[denizmavisiigibii]

Sezen Aksu‘nun dediği gibi; kendim için yaşa, elalem doymuyor.

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Goku pre-fight, Dragon Ball GT Final Bout (Tose/ Bandai/ Atari) (reupload)

[the-classic-dreamer]

Who would've seen this Coming? That's Right! For the First Time ever, Densetsu no Stafy 1-3 have finally gotten a Worldwide Release on the NSO! Now yes, it is a bummer that these aren't translated in English, but i'll gladly accept it! We are so back Starfy Fans!

[obscurevideogames]

Slam Dunk SD Heat Up!! (Tose - Super Famicom - 1995)

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Crono by Eduardo Pansica

[nadjinovuljubav11]

ma neka ti krene daleko od mene

da ne znas da propadam

[notobscurevideogames]

Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 (TOSE - GBC - 2001)

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Metal Gear Solid (Game Boy Color)

After the release of Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation, everyone wanted more Metal Gear. That included Konami’s Eurpoean branch, who requested a portable version of the game to capitalize on its success. With the help of TOSE, the prolific ghost developers based in Kyoto, Japan, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan (KCEJ) set out to come up with just that, creating the first portable entry in the series. Instead of shrinking the PS1 original down, they crafted a new scenario for the game and made it every bit as full featured as the PS1 game, while looking like its 8-bit origins. Metal Gear: Ghost Babel (or Metal Gear Solid outside of Japan), far from a quick cash in on the series’ popularity, stands head & shoulders with its bigger siblings, despite the portable format.

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