DS #1190: Cookie and Cream (USA)
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Wasn't there a PS2 game with these two? And how exactly can you have Wifi on something like this?
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I saw that screenshot... I feel like I just hopped in the TARDIS and went back 20 years... I don't know whether to laugh or cry...
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Woo! The english version!
The Japanese version was released two days ago. Look four or five roms back, it's called something something island.
As I said in the Japanese thread, this game can be quite fun. You use the face buttons to control the top screen, occasionally finding a button which triggers a warioware style minigame in the bottom screen. It requires you to use both, which is quite doable.
You can also wifi to have one player control each.
A hint for anyone playing it, the shoulder buttons double as action buttons, making wielding a stylus and the buttons easier.
Also, if anyone works out how to kill the music boss, please let me know.
The Japanese version was released two days ago. Look four or five roms back, it's called something something island.
As I said in the Japanese thread, this game can be quite fun. You use the face buttons to control the top screen, occasionally finding a button which triggers a warioware style minigame in the bottom screen. It requires you to use both, which is quite doable.
You can also wifi to have one player control each.
A hint for anyone playing it, the shoulder buttons double as action buttons, making wielding a stylus and the buttons easier.
Also, if anyone works out how to kill the music boss, please let me know.
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Almost :'(
Wow... that looks sooo familiar...
*Checks your profile*
But of course! That's our childhood.
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Nuts & Milk was on my friend's 190 games in one cart for NES when we busted it out a few years ago. I fell in love with it instantly.
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