高橋名人の冒険島II

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MisTurHappy 2021-11-29 14:27:12.037972+00
Definitely preferable to the first game, and in turn to the first Wonder Boy, but this really feels like a game that should have come out about three years earlier. 1991 was pretty late into the NES' lifespan, Mario 3 had been out for years, and even Wonder Boy, which the Adventure Island games had originally spun off from, had already cranked out the fantastic Dragon's Trap a couple years prior. This game doesn't really do anything wrong, but I just can't see any reasons why you'd choose to play this over any of its contemporaries, even on the same system.

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- MisTurHappy 2021-11-29 14:29:17.706176+00
  Also it's really funny to me how one of this game's advertising hooks was that it has horizontal and vertical scrolling. In 1991, they tried to use that as a selling point. Not to mention they advertise a stage select, which as far as I can tell is a straight-up lie. There's a world map, but I never found a way to navigate it beyond just pressing 'A' to advance to the next level.
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unj 2022-07-07 13:19:32.382471+00
That's a stage select of...sorts!

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