It's also very fast paced for the genre, especially impressive given the hardware at the time. Infamously rare dungeon crawler that has some damn good gameplay. You may vaguely remember seeing the anime localized as "Fighting Foodons".Įxcellent strategy game by Square, the graphical quality is just amazing it looks like a GBA game.Ī port of the Playstation game in nice monochrome 2D, just as good but some prefer this for portability and such. It's like Pokemon but you make your own monsters, really good spritework and high difficulty. Seems like it's in black and white only, but the sound is surprisingly impressive! Take a listen for yourself.
There are also AC adapter and rechargeable battery pack accessories for those who'd prefer less battery expenditure.ĭrop some phat beats in a game that should need no introduction. All of them run on a single AA battery, with the following expected life: The Color and Crystal run on the same hardware, but the Crystal has a superior TFT screen and shorter battery life. The WonderSwan comes in three versions: the monochrome classic, the Color, and the Crystal. Much of its titles are anime-licensed and RPGs, but it also has a decent number of (import-friendly) fighters, platformers, and action games. The Bandai WonderSwan was a competitor to the Game Boy (interestingly, both were created by the same guy) that never made it outside of Japan, and so it doesn't have many games in English.
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