New: 1088 - Hachiemon (J)
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Yes, it is a funny game. The main character Hachiemon speaks in a thick Kansai accent which in itself is very droll and refreshing change. Kansai accent is a bit like (for all yous in UK) a Liverpudlian accent of Japan. Imagine if someone like Lara Croft had a Liverpudlian accent... Now, that would be funny...Its really funny!Âbut its a shame its in japanese... it has to be funnier when you understand what they talk aboutÂ
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Hey thanks!
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when they are jumping from both sides above u just stay on the middle platform continue avoiding them until the little one appears and the rest is easy
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Well, I completed this game, I'm quite disapointed as it's very short!
But it was such a good game!
I think I'll try to collect all the lips in every stage now!
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its that good huh...b4 i flash it to my cart.. am i gonna be able to play it without lots of guessing??
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Pretty much. It's really just a basic platformer, but it has its originality. I don't know a word of Japanese and I completed it, so it can't be that difficult! I wish someone would make a translation though, I'd like to understand the story in the game.
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