hi i wish new gameplay From WOL the Trivial Pursuit Unhinged for PS2 and Xbox

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Dear, World of longplays if you can play these three video games Ufc sudden impact and UFC Tap 1 and Pride fighting championship and create a fight over 6ft2 and under 6ft7 that is a beast of a fighter that he can not be taking lightly as a character that you go pro with him as a character and your able to make tapouts and knockouts that you are very good at these video games i would want these fighters to stand next to big John Mccarthy that he is shorter or just as tall as them it would be interesting to make them from any state you want or any country you want or any town or city you want and make them become champion fighters of their hometowns and able to be crazy created characters with strength and speed and toughness that you are that good

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Aguri Suzuki F-1 Super Driving,[a] released as Redline F-1 Racer in North America, is a Formula One racing simulator game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy. The game is named after and sponsored by the Japanese Formula 1 driver, Aguri Suzuki; his likeness and imagery were retained in the North American version despite the name change.

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Dear, World of longplays play these video games battle tryst Konami and last bronx Sega and flying dragon culture brain virtua fighter 3 sega and criticial blow banpresto and struggle shadow and that they are cool video games and i would like for you to play all of them and that people will be fan favorites of these video games and that people will want to play them in the future i love fighting video games and i hope when you guys plays these video games that people will be able to be very good at playing these video games and i want to see interesting talents there needs to be new videos of old classic video games from the past and there needs to new videos of old retro video games from the past on world of longplays that people will start being happy and not bored if we can just show what these old video games where back in the past that people will want to see animes and movies and shows of them and i want to see more video game parts of them and i want to see them in animated movies so we can show how good these video games really are i need you to listen to my requests because this can help you in the long run and plus you banned me too many times i the one that keeps on coming up with new video game video ideas so lets no banned me this time i can be helping you out and you having granted all my request video games yet so lets be able to show how great these video games are and how people will love to keep playing them in the future and how awesome will be able to see the videos again

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Dear,World of longplays i would love if you just played the video game fighting wushu aka fighting bujustu konami so i can see what the graphics looks like and what does the graphics bring i want to see you guys pick three of the guy characters and use them very well to fight the other characters i want to know what does the boss characters look like and how hard they are to defeat in this video game i need to see new videos of video games that have not been showing on world of longplays and that people are able to see how great of a video game this game is and how very good you are at playing it

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Responded in [Longplay Request] Disney's The Princess and the Frog for Nintendo DS (2009)

It's alot like the games Limbo and Inside. Patrick Stewart is the protagonist and narrator. It also takes inspiration from the 2 Paramount films. It was released digitally on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.

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19 - Neunzehn is a stratgy game developed and published by Soft Pro for the Famicom Disk System in 1988. The title contains the number 19, as well as the word "Neunzehn" which is German for 19. Neunzehn is officially represented in the Japanese title as ヌイーゼン, although this is more accurately pronounced "neizen." It was only released in Japan, and has never been translated from Japanese. There is no sequel to this game, but the combat system developed for it was also used, and slightly improved upon, in Soft Pro's FDS title, Fairy Tale.

19 is somewhat unique among turn based strategy games, in that turns are taken in real time, following rules that are reminiscent of the Japanese chess-like game known as Shogi. The game takes place on an overworld map, on which players take turns moving troops. When opposing troops vi for the same location, the game switches to a zoomed-in combat screen, showing each individual member of the opposing forces. While the story of the game revolves around finding a stone, there is no actual stone to discover. Your only goal is to wipe out the armies of the other three opponents.

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Responded in [Longplay Request] That's So Raven 2: Supernatural Style for Game Boy Advance (2005)

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The Black Bass (Japan) is a Sports game, developed by Another and published by Hot-B, which was released in Japan in 1987.

Responded in Famicon Longplay Request - The Black Bass (Japan)

Shown for the first time in 1994 in Japan, this animated series tells about the misadventures of the ill-mannered and nasty boy Shinoske Nohara, compared to him, Shin-Chann are just angels The character is very popular in Asia, and we probably don't have very

You can attack enemies only by jumping on their heads, which is very difficult to do in a pseudo-3D game. As for the rest, the game is cool, for example, try to climb a pole

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Responded in Crayon Shin-Chan - Arashi o Yobu Enji (Mega Drive)

You know this would be perfect game for me do since I never beat the game as a child

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Osomatsu-kun Hachamecha Gekijou was originally developed for a 4-Megabit cartridge, but due to chip shortages being experienced by Japan, the game was notably reduced to a 2-Megabit cartridge. To accommodate this, Sega R&D 2 removed the second half of the game entirely, from the levels to the end-game credits.[5]

Fujio Akatsuka, author of the original manga, was outspokenly critical about video games and considered them to be a problem plaguing Japanese youth. After the release of Osomatsu-kun Hachamecha Gekijou, the author was so offended by its poor quality that during a meeting with Sega R&D 2, Akatsuka became enraged and threw an ashtray at one of the developers. Confirmed by multiple employees of both Sega and SIMS (which many Osomatsu-kun staff later migrated to), the story of Akatsuka's thrown ashtray spread to other employees within the company, and eventually to the gaming public.[5]

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Is this manual helpful? https://mocagh.org/miscgame/deltaman-...manual.pdf

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Momotaro Densetsu Gaiden (桃太郎伝説外伝) is a role-playing game developed and published by Hudson Soft and released on Game Boy on 1991 in Japan. A PC Engine version titled Momotaro Densetsu Gaiden - Dai 1 Shu (桃太郎伝説外伝 第1集) on 1992, and later a NES version on 1993. It is the third entry in the series.

Responded in SNES Longplay Request: Momotarou Densetsu Gaiden

Hi, Any chance to longplay this one? since almost every core design game is longplayed, about the game - https://hol.abime.net/148

Game is really hard at the end, it's platforming game about jumping around squares, Thanks.

Responded in Blob (Core Design) (Amiga)

I'm sorry, what do you mean?

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hi) were you able to figure out this query?)

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A turn-based RPG based on Japanese folklore. A pair of monks complete their training only to find themselves embroiled with the fate of the country.

Shinsenden is a Role-Playing game, developed by Tamtex and published by Irem, which was released in Japan in 1989.

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