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Correct me if I'm wrong but I've been watching these videos from oldest to newest and this is the first time I've been thanked for watching and wished a great rest of my day... Thanks SNES Drunk!
I appreciate that you took the time to make these videos. I have found many games I missed in these English-friendly videos and some of them are now among my favorites. Sometimes the SNES catalog seems endless, to me at least :)
About Dezaemon: The game you've shown is actually just the example game in the cartridge. It's actually a game creation toolkit, similar to the RPG Tsukuru (Maker) series. Making your own ship is not the only feature, you can also edit every other sprite or tile in the game, the music editor actually allows you to edit (or completely rewrite) the in game music, it also has a level editor along with a title screen editor. There are also Dezaemon "games" on the NES, N64, and other consoles.
If you don't know that much Kanji but Hiragana and Katakana, a lot of Super Famicom games are still playable because a lot of them don't even have Kanji!! You see, because of severe memory limitations on a cartridge, a lot of cartridge based games including Super Famicom games don't have Kanji Characters in their Font Code. Because Japanese can be written completely with Hiragana and Katakana, some game developers at the time decided to skip using Kanji in exchange for more memory space for other things like more Sprites, Music, Programming Code Space, etc. One example is the Japanese version of Yoshi's Island on Super Famicom, and I believe the Goemon Games.
Adding an english patch via emulation is super easy, free and the best way to play Japanese only super famicom games. That is if you aren't morally opposed to emulating.
I own Dezaemon via the Playstation Network, for the PS1. It took me a little while to learn but it's worth learning! Much like how the RPG Maker is on the PS One.
Dezaemon is one of the best games out there. It's what helped me become a video game maker to this day. I'm going to be soon work on a title I've wanted to work on that I originally created on Dezaemon called Robo Knight. Definitely do some stuff more on this game, it is pretty awesome and there's many of these in the series
Gurume sentai is like 300+ dls I asked in a store in Nipponbashi in Osaka also magic pop in is very expensive I wanted to buy them but those prices are insane , thanks for your videos man I bought a lot of them here in Japan
I'm sure tons of people have told you, but Goemon 2 and 3 just got English translations on romhacking.net! Looking forward to taking a weekend soon and busting through all of 'em back to back to back!
I was actually playing Mario & Wario today, it's an easy purchase (like a $10 cart) and makes fantastic use of the SNES mouse (main reason I bought it). In a lot of ways it reminds me of the Mario Vs Donkey Kong games and I would consider it a spiritual precursor. Also hell yeah. Clock Tower.
The video and the idea behind it are great. But what's the point in mentioning flash cards then? I thought this video is about english friendly super famicom games? Every famicom game can be translated and put on a flash card. I love the video anyway.
Because nobody's bothered to translate a lot of these games, there's no need to. The RPGs and adventure games have been, but there's no English patch for stuff like Macross Scrambled Valkyrie or Psycho Dream, hence why I'm pointing them out lest they get lost in the shuffle.
I wouldn't of recommended the ToP port to gba though....apparently most people say it has a bad translation(of course I can't say much since i haven't finished playing my repro cart...)
Joshua Miller The translation isnt the only problem. The port suffers from some horrible technical issues and serious slowdown during battles. Its just a mess, to the point of being unplayable.
I find the normal SNES Legend of The Mystical Ninja to be a 'Where the fuck do I go and WTF do I do?" kind of game. I've heard you praise it over an over again and I'm just wondering am I missing something? I always find myself just running around blindly trying to figure out how to progress and getting nowhere. Any tips SNES Drunk?
pleaaaaase do write the names of the games on screen....japanese titles are hard enough to remember and you're rushin to fit as many as you can in one video
@@SNESdrunk oops I didnt see that, then I take it back and it's a great series of videos nonetheless...thanks for that I discovered a lot of great games
I know what you mean. I had to take a rest from ToP twice after the moria gallery and the valhalla plains to not get sick of it. I really love that game but those parts are really tiring, especially in the first playthrough.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I've been watching these videos from oldest to newest and this is the first time I've been thanked for watching and wished a great rest of my day...
Thanks SNES Drunk!
Watch his vids. SNESDrunk always wishes a great rest of your day. He's the best!
@@jpoliver7 Go to his oldest videos and you'll see that this is the first one in which he does it.
I appreciate that you took the time to make these videos. I have found many games I missed in these English-friendly videos and some of them are now among my favorites. Sometimes the SNES catalog seems endless, to me at least :)
Umiwara Kawase games were released on Steam and the main character is going to be in a fighting game, that's awesome!
"huh, that looks cool, maybe I'll pick it up on eBay..." *$350* "... nevermind"
The classic ebay search after checking out a decade old youtube video on "cool import games you probably don't know about"
About Dezaemon:
The game you've shown is actually just the example game in the cartridge. It's actually a game creation toolkit, similar to the RPG Tsukuru (Maker) series. Making your own ship is not the only feature, you can also edit every other sprite or tile in the game, the music editor actually allows you to edit (or completely rewrite) the in game music, it also has a level editor along with a title screen editor. There are also Dezaemon "games" on the NES, N64, and other consoles.
Nice! I love this series.
You make this solom man, happy from time to time. Thanks bro.😎
these videos are outstanding
Undercover Cops is one of the best Beat 'em Ups on the SFC.
Part 1 was the reason I subbed your channel. Thanks for the new video, I'll have to try these out.
If you don't know that much Kanji but Hiragana and Katakana, a lot of Super Famicom games are still playable because a lot of them don't even have Kanji!! You see, because of severe memory limitations on a cartridge, a lot of cartridge based games including Super Famicom games don't have Kanji Characters in their Font Code. Because Japanese can be written completely with Hiragana and Katakana, some game developers at the time decided to skip using Kanji in exchange for more memory space for other things like more Sprites, Music, Programming Code Space, etc. One example is the Japanese version of Yoshi's Island on Super Famicom, and I believe the Goemon Games.
You sound like ArNold Wise Soul...K.I.U.!!..😜
Adding an english patch via emulation is super easy, free and the best way to play Japanese only super famicom games. That is if you aren't morally opposed to emulating.
I own Dezaemon via the Playstation Network, for the PS1. It took me a little while to learn but it's worth learning! Much like how the RPG Maker is on the PS One.
Dezaemon is one of the best games out there. It's what helped me become a video game maker to this day. I'm going to be soon work on a title I've wanted to work on that I originally created on Dezaemon called Robo Knight. Definitely do some stuff more on this game, it is pretty awesome and there's many of these in the series
Oh my god!! Magic is the name. When I was in kindergarten, I watched my dad played it in the morning before school.
*Tetris Battle Gaiden is the best and most fun version in the world and the music is amazing too* ⭐️ 💡 ⭐️
excellent selection dude, loved the first part choices too.
You need some award for this.
Thanks a lot. Great idea and perspective.
Thanks for watching!
Gurume sentai is like 300+ dls I asked in a store in Nipponbashi in Osaka also magic pop in is very expensive I wanted to buy them but those prices are insane , thanks for your videos man I bought a lot of them here in Japan
It's fascinating how many good games are on this console. Why did I even bother with a new console?
Psycho Dream is from the Valis guys, plays closely to the Valis games, and is quite good, but also expensive now.
Psycho Dream was pricey even back in the early 00s. Same with stuff like Rendering Ranger R2 and Hyper Iria
I'm sure tons of people have told you, but Goemon 2 and 3 just got English translations on romhacking.net! Looking forward to taking a weekend soon and busting through all of 'em back to back to back!
Ha! I just came on here to post the same news.. I'm looking forward to a play through too.. :-)
I was actually playing Mario & Wario today, it's an easy purchase (like a $10 cart) and makes fantastic use of the SNES mouse (main reason I bought it). In a lot of ways it reminds me of the Mario Vs Donkey Kong games and I would consider it a spiritual precursor. Also hell yeah. Clock Tower.
I plan on getting it as well! perfect opportunity to experience the snes mouse
Clocktower is the closest thing to a Dario Argento video game we're gonna get
Iron Commando looks awesome and it has even better music
Remember seeing that Marvelous game in Nintendo power once and never saw it again, crazy
Regarding the game that you mentioned Kanji, I didn't see any Kanji in it except for the currency symbol. I only noticed Hiragana.
iron commando kotetsuu no senshi is so close to the punisher on arcade it is uncanny.
The weapons sprites and the explosions.. I think it is either a reskin or a reused asset
Haha Terranigma music is nearly ripped of Super Metroid (Intro and outro sequence I think)
you missed Mario no Super Picross for the puzzle section. that game is addictive as are the NP only games that made use of the same game engine.
I would love the proper spellings and or pics of cartridges for all the games in this series.
Hey Drunk. It looks like Little Magic is what Lolo would have been had it been on the console. Yes?
I think I've said this in just about every video's comment section lately... but man... I really want Terranigma...
Liked for terrible enunciation! (>u
pidgeo5 Oh...and I love how you tell people to have a good rest of the day. Tops man!
you need to do more of these
AWESOME! Thanks so much for posting.
Great recommendations, thanks!
I wonder if you’ve ever played any of the ranma 1/2 games for the snes?
The video and the idea behind it are great. But what's the point in mentioning flash cards then? I thought this video is about english friendly super famicom games? Every famicom game can be translated and put on a flash card.
I love the video anyway.
Because nobody's bothered to translate a lot of these games, there's no need to. The RPGs and adventure games have been, but there's no English patch for stuff like Macross Scrambled Valkyrie or Psycho Dream, hence why I'm pointing them out lest they get lost in the shuffle.
1:53 Wait.... that seems VERY familiar *goes to the 3DS eShop* OMG that is a... prequel or something to that?! O.O
There was a follow-up game I think.
Great series on american friendly import games. The only problem is where to start, what game.
Super Puyo Puyo Tsuu Remix and Tsuyoshi Shikkari Shinasai Taisen Puzzle-dama?
I wouldn't of recommended the ToP port to gba though....apparently most people say it has a bad translation(of course I can't say much since i haven't finished playing my repro cart...)
Also the voices are just wrong. The characters sound like 30 year old men, and it... is... slow...
Joshua Miller The translation isnt the only problem. The port suffers from some horrible technical issues and serious slowdown during battles. Its just a mess, to the point of being unplayable.
Why the heck are Goemon games’ names so long??
No romancing saga 3? :O
I find the normal SNES Legend of The Mystical Ninja to be a 'Where the fuck do I go and WTF do I do?" kind of game. I've heard you praise it over an over again and I'm just wondering am I missing something? I always find myself just running around blindly trying to figure out how to progress and getting nowhere. Any tips SNES Drunk?
ArtifiShuL Instinct ...Start using your brain? It usually helps.
*you stink at it!* 😂
Do you have a written list of the games somewhere?
+Anil Din Check the video description
Got terranigma complete :) tenchi sozo 5000 yen thankyou man for recommending
Dreamwar19 Thank you for watching!
Is romance saga playable in english?
Those freaking Japanese titles are too damn long!!!
Macross, AKA, Robotech!
The best console
Clocktower
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pleaaaaase do write the names of the games on screen....japanese titles are hard enough to remember and you're rushin to fit as many as you can in one video
Sorry, they used to be onscreen as annotations, but youtube got rid of those. The titles are listed in the description
@@SNESdrunk oops I didnt see that, then I take it back and it's a great series of videos nonetheless...thanks for that I discovered a lot of great games
Some of those are pricey tho ;)
Stop telling me to check everything out, I can't keep up T_T
You sounded like Barney from the Simpsons when you said SNES drunk 😵🍺
the combat style in both ToP and SO were always so annoying to me it almost ruined the entire experience
I know what you mean. I had to take a rest from ToP twice after the moria gallery and the valhalla plains to not get sick of it. I really love that game but those parts are really tiring, especially in the first playthrough.
Wtf is that nazi shaped block in goemon 3... i know it maybe related to the budist culture,but they could have avoid that