Goemon thread

[Anonymous No.814172]

Can we get a Goemon thread rolling /vr/?

I just ordered 4 on SFC, what am I in for?

[Anonymous No.814194]

Probably going to wanna grab a guide if you can't japanese. I loved the shit out 2 for SNES though.

[Anonymous No.814215]

>>814194
I loved 2 as well. Can I get by with decent knowledge of Hirigana and Katakana?

[Anonymous No.814231]

>>814172
4 is the hardest Goemon ever, man. The final boss can totally destroy your controller.

2 is definitely my favorite, I own both this one and the japanese Legend of Mystical Ninja, along with all the Famicom games.

[Anonymous No.814234]

>>814215
Yeah if your vocab is enough or you're cool looking up you should be fine. If I remember correctly all the SNES Goemon's just stuck with hira and kata. I think they might have even thrown in furigana for the kanji IIRC.

[Anonymous No.814238]

>>814234
I mean furigana if kanji was even used. I honestly can't remember if they used it on things besides in game store signs and such.

>>814231
Fucking nice, I need to get around to buying a real copy myself sometime. GG3 and both 64 games but I just love 2 so much.

Kinda bummed the series is looking retired even in Japan. That pachislot stuff really got my hopes up and crushed them.

[Anonymous No.814251]

>>814234
The games are all mostly in hiragana, but there's a few kanji in the middle.

Shouldn't be that hard to understand if you're learning japanese like me.

[Anonymous No.814256]

>>814251
Nice to know.

>>814231
So I've heard. My friend spent months trying to beat the final boss.

[Anonymous No.814276]

>>814256
It's a pretty cool boss fight at least, with the bad guy throwing miniature Death Stars at you, and you've got to chuck 'em right at him.

I'd still prefer a regular old Impact fight, though.

[Anonymous No.814291]

I never played any of the 2D Goemon games other than the 1st SNES one, but I'm planning to buy Goemon 2 for SF soon, since a local seller has it for a decent price.
I could also emulate, and I was actually going to start Goemon 2 for NES now that there's an english patch, but I keep procastinating.

Aside from the 2 N64 masterpieces, I have played one of the 3D games on the PS1 and the DS one.
The DS Goemon is probably one of the best in the series from what I have played and seen.

And no Goemon thread is complete with some Goemon music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKnuX0lB1ZI

[Anonymous No.814358]

>>814238
I really miss Goemon (wasn't it really popular in Japan?) and all those classic Konami franchises. What happened to them?

They do nothing good nowadays, aside from maybe MGS.

[Anonymous No.814360]

>>814291
OP here
One of my favorite tracks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIoMvYSYfWw

[Anonymous No.814382]

how many pre-N64 Goemon games were there, and which one is Legend of the Mystical Ninja?
I fucking love the N64 Goemons. me and a bro are going through Great Adventure right now. I also have Legend of the Mystical Ninja but haven't properly played it yet.

[Anonymous No.814398]

>>814382
Legend of the Mystical Ninja is the first SNES one and was the first game in the series to release in USA.

>>814358
It is a damn shame.Konami really does seem to just be MGS and trying to push that Castlevania reboot.

[Anonymous No.814405]

>>814382

okay, correct me if I'm wrong but my research seems to suggest:

- Ganbare Goemon (Famicom)
- Ganbare Goemon 2 (Famicom)

- Ganbare Goemon (Super Famicom) - AKA Legend of the Mystical Ninja
- Ganbare Goemon 2 (Super Famicom)
- Ganbare Goemon 3 (Super Famicom)

- Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (N64)
- Mystical Ninja 2 Starring Goemon (N64) - AKA Goemon's Great Adventure

Do any of these have translations (either patches or walkthroughs, because I'd be interested in playing the ones I've missed but can't read moonrunes)

Sage for double post

[Anonymous No.814406]

>>814405

the famicom games are

others are not

also there are 4 SFC Goemon games and 4 games for the PS1

[Anonymous No.814412]

>>814405
>>814382
OP here.
There was also Ganbare Goemon Gaiden and Ganbare Goemon Gaiden 2 on the Famicom. Also an MSX version of Ganbare Goemon on Famicom (which is much better and fixes all problems and practically quadruples the length of the game)

Theres also the arcade game and a board game

[Anonymous No.814413]

>>814405
Only the Famicom games were translated, with the exception of the Gaiden ones because they're notoriously hard to hack.

There's a bunch of video translations for the SFC games on Youtube if you're interested.

[Anonymous No.814426]

>>814413

I should check them out. Perhaps I'll play through them while watching a video translation. I think the next step though will be going through Legend of the Mystical Ninja with my friend. Is there a general consensus about which of the Super NES games are good etc

[Anonymous No.814435]

>>814426
They're all good. Ganbare Goemon 2 is the most linear though.

[Anonymous No.814441]

>>814426
They're all good, and each of the games has something unique about 'em:Goemon 2 has a map screen with alternate exits, 3 is an open world game, and 4 is... well, totally weird.

I say you should play 'em all.

[Anonymous No.814483]

>>814441

how's the DS game? Any language patches for that one?

also, my favourite music from the series:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwRmzhPStk0

[Anonymous No.814932]

>>814441
Bump for Yae's ass.

[Anonymous No.814943]

>>814291
I'm pretty sure I saw you posting that same song in other goemon threads.
Music that changes the more you progress in the dungeon is both awesome and underused as fuck.

[Anonymous No.814994]

>>814943

Yeah it was probably me, that's my fave Goemon track (although... most of them are 10/10)
and I agree, there needs to be more proggressive soundtracks like that.

[Anonymous No.815051]

>>814994
OP here. I agree. Kickass sound mechanic.

[Anonymous No.815126]

I got Mystical Ninja staring Goemon for N64 when I was a kid, the game is fucking amazing, I still have it. The soundtrack is equally good, perhaps the best on the N64. I picked up Goemons Great Adventure about 2 years ago for only $6, but turns out it was broken... What Goemon game would you recommend me playing next? Preferably something that has been translated or something that doesn't require knowing how to read another language.

[Anonymous No.815145]

>>815126
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwRmzhPStk0
Ganbare Goemon 2 on SFC has no language barrier. The 2nd 64 game and the 1st SNES one are in MURRICA.

[Anonymous No.815261]

>>815126
Play the Game Boy ones. Sawareta Ebisumaru plays a lot like the Famicom games and got translated on the european release of Konami GB Collection Vol 3.

The GBC one is a platformer with both Goemon and Ebisumaru, and there's even some Impact fights.

Avoid the Game Boy Mystical Ninja, though, it's seriously terrible.

[Anonymous No.816201]

Bump for interest.

[Anonymous No.816275]

http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/goemon/goemon.htm

so many Goemon games

[Anonymous No.816363]

>>815261
I just started playing that game yesterday

I'm at the part where goemon got poisoned and you have to collect a bunch of stupid pearls at the beach surrounded by deathly water to buy a cure or some shit

fuck
shit
god fucking damnit

why did they think this was a good idea

[Anonymous No.816369]

>>815126
>>815261
Ganbare Goemon 2 is better
http://www.romhacking.net/translations/1329/

[Anonymous No.816389]

postin goemon music

http://www.mediafire.com/download/chru050mw068jh4
http://www.mediafire.com/download/t15teaz33a3cgcq
http://www.mediafire.com/download/zkp0382lo90srdv

[Anonymous No.817137]

Good moooooorning de gozaru!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI9OrxlSH2c

[Anonymous No.817145]

>>816363
Don't give up yet anon, the next level is the last level!
Persevere!
Ganbare!

[Anonymous No.817147]

I loved Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon.
I would like to play the SNES and the DS Goemon games, but have they been translated?

[Anonymous No.817161]

>>817147
>have they been translated?
Nope.

Here is a complete list of every Goemon game available in English, either through official means or through fan translations. (localized titles used for games that have them)

Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Dōchū (Famicom)
Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Dōchū (MSX2)
Ganbare Goemon 2 (Famicom)
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (SNES)
Ganbare Goemon: Sarawareta Ebisumaru! (Game Boy/Color)
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (Game Boy)
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (N64)
Goemon's Great Adventure (N64)

Aeon Genesis said they were working on translating the 2nd SNES game, but there's been no update about that in years.

And the 3rd and 4th SNES games are supposedly being translated by a guy called MagniusKun.

[Anonymous No.817165]

>>817161

i wish someone would release a patch to fix the names

[Anonymous No.817171]

>>817161
Damn that is a small list...

[Anonymous No.817181]

>>817165
Yeah, you wouldn't want the localized names getting in the way of your

>intense
>deep
>insightful

video game experience about goofs in the Edo period of Japan

[Anonymous No.817405]

>>816389
OP here
Thanks for the tunes

[Anonymous No.817729]

>>817165

I have the Virtual Console release of Mystical Ninja. I was surprised they didn't go back and change the names for it, but then again that should have been expected.

the first 2 games on the SNES/SFC are awesome and would pay to see the rest translated. Picking up Japanese would have been a great idea.

[Anonymous No.817735]

>>817181
That's what I'm sayin'!

[Anonymous No.818649]

>>817729
The translation in the localized games is horrible and filled with word play jokes and odd rederick.
Eg. SEE YOU LATER FERNANDEZ (not to say it can't be hilarious at times)

[Anonymous No.819110]

>>817137
Niggra, that's one of the best tracks in the game.

[Anonymous No.819661]

>>818649
The weird translation made Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon even more surreal.

[Anonymous No.819668]

>>817137
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWmmoSrAP4A

>mfw 9:11

[Anonymous No.819675]

>>819668
Then he falls down a well and little Timmy and his shitty dog never bother to even look.

[Anonymous No.819685]

>>819110
see >>819668

[Anonymous No.820283]

Sad more of this series hasn't seen the light of day in English one way or another. I'm autismal about the games I play being in complete English since I refuse to use translation guides or walkthroughs or whatever, which limits my exposure to this series. I dig the SNES game (only one in English) and the two N64 games are also pretty boss (that music in Mystical Ninja is sex). Wish some fan-translators would pick up the rest of the SNES games or the DS game.

[Anonymous No.820303]

>>820283
I love the artstyle of the DS game.

Speaking of music,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nCd8JVUTSw
This triggers my wanderlust

Also, Zazen town (Kyoto) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfzJmhBvCAM

[Anonymous No.820308]

>>814172

Never played any of those. I know the series but never played them. Which one should I start with?

[Anonymous No.820314]

>>820308
Either of the N64 games. Mystical Ninja is a more open/free world platformer. Goemon's Great Adventure is a sidescrolling platformer more akin to the older games in the series. I prefer the latter over the former because it feels more polished as a game (and I like sidescrolling platformers quite a bit), but either one is good.

[Anonymous No.820326]

>>819668

That's exactly why I posted that one track yesterday.

[Anonymous No.820353]

>>814172

>>be ten
>>weekend, time to rent vidya!
>>what's this N64 gaem?
>>ninjas, robots, ufos
>>sign me up
>>beat game
>>WHAT. THE. FUCK. WAS. ALL. THAT.
>>fragile mind raped, never the same since

[Anonymous No.820395]

So has anyone here seen the anime?
I found all the episodes here: http://bakabt.me/155378-ganbare-goemon-legend-of-the-mystical-ninja-h264-ila.html
But is it worth watching?

[Anonymous No.820437]

>>820395

I never watched it but I get the feeling it's not going to be as good as the games... anyone can confirm if it's worth watching?
If it's like Dragon Ball (original series, not Z) then I'm all in, but I'm afraid it'll be too kid-oriented... but if it has all the quirkiness and bizarre humor of the games I'm in.

[Anonymous No.820564]

>>820395
I've only seen the first episode just today.

Actually it's not bad in my humble opinion on a first impression, then again I haven't watched the entire series so I can't give a good say on whether or not it's good as a whole

[Anonymous No.820882]

>>820395
Going to check them out since they're 90s as fuck

[Anonymous No.822924]

bump for goemon

[Anonymous No.823037]

>>822924
Holy Jesus someone that wasn't me bumped this.
>>820564
The anime gets worse as it goes on sadly.

[Anonymous No.823404]

I found this game on a retro store, and it's awesome. The music is also really good, even for a gb title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DigLncIJDus

[Anonymous No.823439]

The series always had nice distractions from the main platformy bits; but the platformy bits in Uchuu Kaizoku Akogingu are so good, and the rest so arse-wankingly tedious, that I wish they'd just made it linear as fuck.

[Anonymous No.823452]

>>814231
>Goemon 2
>favorite

You've got good tastes

[Anonymous No.823891]

>>823404
That's a REALLY expensive game on the internet.

[NeoGeo Collector No.823946]

>>823891


haha

wait until you see the soundtracks...

the OST for Mystical Ninja Goemon 1 on the N64 costs up to 800$!!!!

[Anonymous No.823953]

Goddamn i love these games. Quirky, insane, and boatloads of fun for anyone even remotely interested in japan. Played the first 64 game a ton as a kid...had a chance to buy it for five bucks when the rental place closed, and didn't, still regret that...

Anyway, a question: Has the first N64 Goemon game ever been correctly emulated? If so, fucking how? I've been trying to emulate it for years, and the only way it works is either with huge glitches, or a crushing amount of slowdown...

Any ideas/comments?

[Anonymous No.823957]

>>823946
I'm well aware lel.

[NeoGeo Collector No.823958]

>>823953


I'd say just grab an original copy of the game...

or is it price inflated on Ebay like everything else?

[Anonymous No.823968]

>>823958
About 20-30 loose.

[Anonymous No.823975]

>>823958
I wish...however, my brother sold my n64 and all my games for fucking drug money while i was at collage. still haven't been able to restore it, but i may have to...

Kept hoping to see it pop up in the wii shop, but no such luck.

[Anonymous No.823976]

>>823968


I guess not that bad considering what some other titles cost nowadays..

[Anonymous No.823980]

Geomon was pretty much a Nintendo Konami IP, considering most of the games and cameos were on Nintendo platforms, right? And because Konami hates Nintendo with an undying passion (like every other third party), there won't be any more Goemon franchises.

[Anonymous No.823992]

>>823980
Didn't they stop making those games because the creator of the franchise, Ebisu Etsunori, left Konami a while ago?

This ain't the only company where this happened, 'y know.

[Anonymous No.824004]

>>823992
People don't know about the Nintendo curse, do they? Silly third parties, Sunsoft being struck down so fast was just a warning to others.

[Anonymous No.824007]

>>823992
>Ebisu Etsunori

I wasn't aware of the Goemon creator's name... or that he left Konami.. any source?

[Anonymous No.824015]

>>824007
He has his own company and does games for Nintendo now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good-Feel

[Anonymous No.824035]

>>824015
>Good-Feel

Ah yeah, now I remember Wario Shake it was by the Goemon people... I need to play that game.

And the company was funded in 2005, when the last Goemon game came out for DS... so this pretty much confirms Goemon series is dead, and if Konami ever bring it back (which they don't METAL GIAAAARRUUUUUUU) it just won't be the same... I'm sad now.

Was Wario Shake It any good? I just want something similar to Goemon.... yet it just won't be the same without the characters.
Well at least there's a bunch of untranslated games I have yet to play...

[Anonymous No.824069]

>>824035
The Nintendo curse and the Nintendo blessing go hand in hand, you know. However, Konami will go unaffected as both the curse and the blessing had no impact on Metal Gear.

[Anonymous No.824093]

>>824069

what's up with that nintendo curse you keep mentioning?

[Anonymous No.824126]

>>824093
It's when third parties "cross" Nintendo in some way in another, usually by supporting their competitors. It's by sheer coincidence that many of their franchises started to sink once that happened, some sooner than others. The PS2 port of one of the Goemon games, for example, was considered to be worse than the original versions.

[Anonymous No.824153]

>>824035
I don't know about Wario, but Kirby's Epic Yarn was awesome.

Anyway, coming back to topic, how many of the Goemon games do you guys own or managed to beat?

[Anonymous No.824169]

>>824126

I see, clearly Final Fantasy isn't a case of this either.

>>824153
I only own the 2 N64 games, the first one boxed, and GGA loose (it was already difficult to find it for a decent price).
Beat those two, MN for SNES and the DS game, I'm planning to play the rest of the SNES and Famicom games that are fantranslated.

[Anonymous No.824191]

>>824169
Hence I said "sooner or later". The "last good FF" game people mention would be 10, which would be 4 Final Fantasy games in when they had 6 on Nintendo.

[Anonymous No.824232]

I love Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon or n64, but the sequel goemon's Great adventure is too difficult for me. It also seems much longer and more repetitive than the first N64 title, is it worth playing through to the end?

The writing in the game is always hilarious though, it has that vibe like the developers learned english themselves so they could tell their own Japanese style jokes. The best line is when the guards open the game to kai highway and they say "well that's it for us if only the game was called "starring gatekeeper", we'll just stand here until the end of the game. Kinda sad.... kinda depressing.

[Anonymous No.824248]

>>824232
At which point did you give up? I've always found the first world more difficult than the others, except for the last one.
You should really give it another try because the 4th world is stunningly beautiful.
I even used to stand still in Mokeke Forest, just listening to the charming music.

[Anonymous No.824252]

>>824248
I gave up at the burning castle stage in the first world.

The poles were confusing to use for my tiny kid brain, and on emulator they're not any easier with keyboard. i have a controller now so maybe I'll go back...

[Anonymous No.824265]

>>824252
Yeah poles can be a pain in the ass if you aren't using a good controller.
2nd world is easier and more fun.
3rd world has some difficult levels and an eerie atmosphere.
4th world is my fav.
Then there's the last one..

[anemones !!Dm71M6qvgb/ No.824379]

I love these games so much.Though I only beat the first N64 game and the DS game.

I got stuck on Oedo Castle in GGA, I found it quite frustrating. Is it worth trying to play it again?

[Anonymous No.824386]

>>824379
Yes. The game gets better and better. (lel you thought the first one was hard wait until you get to majin castle and dream castle)

[Anonymous No.824395]

>>824386
The dream castle is incredibly hard, but I've always found Oedo Castle more difficult than the others.

[Anonymous No.824398]

>>824379
Did you play the DS game in japanese or there's some translation patch?

[anemones !!Dm71M6qvgb/ No.824415]

>>824395
>>824386
It's those fucking bars you have to jump from, so hard to judge. I got to the part where you can see Impact a couple of times but I usually got countless Game Overs before that.

>>824398
I played it in japanese, its pretty easy to understand if you can't read japanese (like me), I think there may have been a couple of points where I needed a guide, though.

[Anonymous No.824457]

>>824415
Here's a tip for all who have problems with bars/poles: keep your control stick up-right when you're rotating from the pole and you will always jump in the right direction.
Bad controllers won't detect the up-right direction and make you jump too upwards or too rightwards, losing your momentum

[Anonymous No.824486]

>>824035

Wario Land shake was one of my favourite Wii games. Lovely visuals and nice music, and a really fun game to just explore, find all the secrets and get 100%

[Anonymous No.825217]

>>824486

I'll have to give it a try, more so now that I know the Goemon guy worked on it.

>>824232
>>824379

GGA is hard, but you just gotta keep playing. It has the feeling of those old NES platformers, except in N64 graphics.
Boss battles are also pretty hard, you just gotta keep very cautious at all time, read well the patterns and don't give up.
The impact battles become much easier once you correctly do the special moves (press start, and you will see a list of all the special moves you can do)... after that it's all timing, remember to switch from Impact to Ms. Impact (aim for the other impact and press R)... Impact battles are hard too, expect to lose, but once you get the hang of it it's fun, as well as bizarre.

It's not an extremely long game (much shorter than the first Goemon 64 game), but it's challenging and the levels are pretty big and have multiple paths, you will need to go back to old levels to search for more entry passes (theres 44 entry passes in total, once you get them all... there's some small surprises)

As someone else said, the poles' trick is to press and hold the stick UP when you jump. It's always tricky until you figure it out, then you'll breeze through them.

[Anonymous No.825369]

To all those who are complaining about GGA being too easy - who were you playing as?

Goemon's double-jump is stupidly broken: you can breeze through the entire game with that, or you can fumble with Ebisumaru's blocks, or struggle with Yae and Sasuke.

[Anonymous No.825401]

>>825369
Why is Goemon the only one to have a double jump, anyway? Shouldn't they all do?

Except for maybe Ebisumaru, he may be cool but he's kind of heavy.

[Anonymous No.826296]

Bump because ninjas, robots, time traveling nuns, talking cats, and UFOs are fucking awesome.

[Anonymous No.826351]

Speaking of Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon, what are your favourites locations and music from the game?

I've always loved the Tosa region with the Vine Bridge, the Folkypoke Village, Kompira Mountains and Dogo Hot Springs. It's supposed to be Shikoku island.

I like every track from the OST, they all put a smile on my face, but the ending theme is just glorious http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Emvk7U4efSw

Concerning dungeons, my fav is Gourmet Sumbmarine, closely followed by Festival Temple.

[Anonymous No.826675]

>>826351
That was also my favourite region from the 64 game.

I know Kompira is in Kagawa, and Dogo is in Ehime. And there's a famous vine bridge down in Kochi (Iya no Kazura Bashi). So where in Tokushima is Folkypoke based on?

[Anonymous No.826729]

>>826675

Whenever I have some free time, I'll make a map of Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon places on Google Earth.

http://japanvisitor.blogspot.it/2008/08/kompira-san-kotohira.html

>Kompira-san, in the village of Kotohira in Kagawa Prefecture on Shikoku, is a large mountain-side Shinto shrine complex dedicated to the guardian god of seafarers.

Folkypoke might actually be Kotohira, look at how faithful is Goemon's version

[Anonymous No.826732]

>>826729

[Anonymous No.826737]

>>826732
And here's a stone gate similar to the one you can find in Folkypoke village.
Courtesy of panoramio

[Anonymous No.826761]

>>825369
But I only want to play as Yae or Sasuke :<

[Anonymous No.826867]

>>825401
>>825369

don't forget Ebisumaru's butt-bounce jump.
I was having a hellish time in Majin Castle until I remembered about that move

[Anonymous No.826878]

there isn't a single bad song in this game, every area has 100/10 music. How the hell did they do it?

I find myself humming Tosa theme and Kai highway when doing something igly.

[Anonymous No.826881]

>>826878
idly*

[Anonymous No.827037]

>>826878

Goemon syndrome

[Anonymous No.827809]

>>826878
MNSG OST is very underrated.

But GGA is also great
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuTw3r9hUbU
Don't open the link if you didn't play GGA yet

[Anonymous No.827825]

>>827809
Why not? There's no spoilers in it

[Anonymous No.828295]

Seriously, what the heck was up with this guy? It one of the bizarrest moments in game I've ever seen. Why is he even standing on a giant voodoo doll?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0tNFSO_3dQ

[Anonymous No.829214]

>>828295
Plasma was enough to scar any kid for life, that doesn't take into account the rest of the game...

[Anonymous No.829726]

>>826729

>Whenever I have some free time, I'll make a map of Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon places on Google Earth.

That'd be great.

>>828295
There's very little info on him, but I love when the NPCs talk about him, like the girl that says "I think I saw something I wasn't supposed to", or the kid in Spook Village that imitates him and mentions his mom hates him doing that. This on GGA, I can't remember in other games right now.

Also, if you have PS3, you can get a free Ps plus japanese trial for 15 days, and amongs the games available, it's this Goemon title. It plays mostly like the SNES games I think, I only played it a bit and couldn't get out of town yet, but it seems to be geat. The opening was hilarious.
You can only play the game for 15 days, but I think that's enough time to complete unless I get stuck.

http://www.dualshockers.com/2013/06/22/ps3-free-games-japanese-playstation-plus/

No need of credit card or anything, just a jap PSN account.

[Anonymous No.830193]

>>829214
When I was a kid, thanks to my crap 14 inches CRT I didn't even realise Purasuma's ture nature.
I thought it was a giant head holding a wooden shield or something like that,

[Anonymous No.830227]

>>828295
..that's Doraemon's voice, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.830247]

>tfw Ganbare Goemon 3 and 4 don't work on my PAL SNES.

2 was amazing though. I really need to get a better convertor ar a SFC.

[Anonymous No.830243]

>>826729

IIRC there was an island called "Musashi" in Goemon. The music was absent, there was just the sound of waves crashing against it. I assume it's supposed to be Ganryujima, which was named after the guy Musashi killed IRL...but in the game it is named after Musashi.

That's my assumption anyway.

[Anonymous No.830265]

>>830247
>even using a PAL SNES in the first place
enjoy your 50 hertz

[Anonymous No.830314]

>>824035
development groups switch back and forth between companies all the time, it means nothing. Also if I remember correctly the did Wario Land 4 as well, which was before the DS Goemon game

[Anonymous No.830318]

>>830265
Britfag here, you triggered me.

[Anonymous No.830363]

>>830247
>dat 50hz
Just get an SFC already.

Speed modding will probably cost you more.

[Anonymous No.832326]

>>830363
Or get a US SNES, they play SFC and US SNES games. You'd have to take the top off of a SFC to fit a US game in there.

[Anonymous No.833372]

bump

[Anonymous No.833438]

>>833372
rather than mindlessly bumping a thread that has run its course why don't you actually fucking contribute something if you want to get it going again?

[Anonymous No.833689]

>>823891
Really?
How much does it cost?
I bought it for just barely 30€, 39.23 dollarydoos for our american buddies.

[Anonymous No.834227]

Hey guys >>826729 here.
I'm starting the google earth project.
I'll post the results when I'm done.

[Anonymous No.834237]

>>834227
OP here. That sounds awesome.

[Anonymous No.834487]

>>834237
I'm having some trouble with the northern region since the names of the locations are more loose.
Tomorrow I'll post the .kmz file after the last corrections.

[Anonymous No.834529]

>>834487
Sounds awesome. My friend is pretty interested in your project.

[Anonymous No.837292]

>>826729
>>834227
>>834487

Here's the first version of the map.
http://dfiles.eu/files/1v4rhb26c
Download it and open with Google Earth.

Feel free to correct wrong places and tell me if I've forgotten something.
I might refine it later.

[Anonymous No.838251]

>>837292
No one interested?

[Anonymous No.838974]

>>838251

Just grabbed it, cheers dude!