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is a series in which research and review the strangest, most original titles and fun that never left the country of the Rising Sun.

When you think Japanese games, you think Konami

Ganbare Goemon

Goemon never had much presence in the West. Most of us were introduced to the ninja purple spiked hair, as the early Super Nintendo Mystical Ninja The Legend
(1992 in North America).

As exciting as this game and the world co-op is at the moment, Konami continues to expand its workforce until they reach the fourth Super Famicom title Kirakira Douchuu Ganbare Goemon: Boku ga Dancer and Natta Wake
("The Journey That Glitters: The reason I became a dancer"). Best game ever

Goemon 4 SFC pushed the hardware to deliver one of the strangest platfomers more ambitious and difficult system.

Kirakira Douchuu Ganbare Goemon: Boku ga Dancer and Natta Wake (Super Famicom) Developer: Konami Released: December 22, 1995

current value: $ 10 - 30

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For Fans: Ninja mystical legend, Castlevania, Strider

do not think that there are several other Japanese Ganbare Goemon . What other game is set in feudal Japan while throwing in all leads and "how crazy Japan" trope you can think of? You mechs, hot older, ninjas, and more. In addition, tickets went directly mocked the West and the Catholics. It is a series that does not know your audience, what does that look more original and daring in the eyes of a stranger. Considering Nintendo pulled a fart joke in the SNES first Goemon game, it should not be surprising that Konami did not bother to bring their consequences.

's sleeves later Goemon

the expanded suites the original format with a larger share of the characters and the wider world.

a great

-like exploration of the world,