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2DO Arukotowa Sandoahru and HANAKO SAN GA KITA; saturn games
Topic Started: Aug 29 2005, 07:34 PM (361 Views)
16bitman
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So I gave these the college try. HANAKO SAN GA KITA is not so good. It starts
will cute cartoon movies and then you presented with a clunky navigation
system. I'm guessing you have to find stuff to defeat the Dragon Balls rip-off
bad guy. Strangely I have sinced ceased to care...

2DO Arukotowa Sandoahru- much better. I was stumped by the fish and the
ice cream but I was charmed by this games presentation. The color, the music
and the "hey give us back our treasure!" story. I laughed at most of the stuff.
Burning Towel was the first mini game I got to. I think after this game I may
bring Panic! out for the ol' Sega CD. A smile on a game CD for sure.

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16bitman
Aug 29 2005, 06:34 PM
So I gave these the college try. HANAKO SAN GA KITA is not so good. It starts
will cute cartoon movies and then you presented with a clunky navigation
system. I'm guessing you have to find stuff to defeat the Dragon Balls rip-off
bad guy. Strangely I have sinced ceased to care...

2DO Arukotowa Sandoahru- much better. I was stumped by the fish and the
ice cream but I was charmed by this games presentation. The color, the music
and the "hey give us back our treasure!" story. I laughed at most of the stuff.
Burning Towel was the first mini game I got to. I think after this game I may
bring Panic! out for the ol' Sega CD. A smile on a game CD for sure.

On fish you just need to find the frontmost one.

For ice cream... I don't remember. I know there was a snow cone one where you basically have to rotate the d pad as fast as you can...

Burning Towel is a great way to start the game. Quite possibly the funniest minigame ever conceived.
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16bitman
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Played some Black Dawn then I returned to 2DO Arukotowa Sandoahru.
I am the Sno-Cone making Master now ;) Plus I finished stage ONE and
got to the lake. Notable mini games (I made up my own titles)-
High Rise Hammer Rescue
Green Light Driving to Your Gal
Flopping Fish Cube
The Stage Boss Squash
The Tale of Two Lions and One Steak ( ***ROCKS***)
Get Granny's Money Motor Mayhem
Shoot a Coin

I was stopped cold on the 16 tonne punch game. My bad timing. I'm gonna practice
up so I can whipass on more smarty pants frogmen.
Did this used to be an arcade game overseas? It seems very arcade, in the best
ways.
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The puzzle & action games were all originally arcade games.

The series started with Tant-R (available on Saturn as part a compilation pack with a trivia game - the comp is called something like syukudaigatantoahru) then went on to Ichidant-R (also available on Saturn as part of a different compilation pack with a different trivia game - comp called something like Roukaniichidantoahru - I have both and can double check if you want).

Sand-R, or Treasure Hunt as it was called when it was released in US arcades, was an arcade game on the STV board, but the Saturn port adds a whole lot more to it.

There is a fourth game, but sadly it did not receive a home port. Perhaps we shall see one someday, as we have now seen a home port of Sonic the Fighters.

Sand-R is defnitely my favorite in the series - the large sprites and mild use of 3D really adds a lot to the game.

Also, if you have a PS2, you can play a Tant-R remix (with minigames from Ichidant-R thrown in for added measure) on Sega Classics Collection (or Sega Ages 2500 series vol. 6 - Tant-R / Bonanza Bros. if you only like Japanese games)

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16bitman
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Just a prop to help everyone visualize this game's Greatness!

http://www.yamatoku.jp/game/description.asp?tno=91537812

In you look carefully at the back you can see the Lions-Steak game
and of course BURNING TOWEL~! :)
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I'm pretty fond of the "shoot a coin" game's ending.

that huge thumbs up with the distorted voice saying "OKAY!!!" makes me laugh every time.
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16bitman
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To think you sold this game away for the crime of not having a spine card...
Works for me :) It so rules. Thanks!
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that's just the thing - it's cheap enough that I can replace it anyway.
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