We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Time Gal & Ninja Hayate
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Japan only bundle of two Laserdisc-based games that were originally made for arcade systems. This bundle was also released for PS1, remaining Japan only as well. Despite the regional lock, it has the option to show a few 'subtitles' in English, though it's only used to show the characters' names. This also enables the level names that are all shown in Japanese.
Part 1 is Time Gal and Part 2 is Ninja Hayate.
For Time Gal I first play on Arcade setting (for the level arrangement) and then on Chronological, which means it goes from prehistoric period to the future, all in order. As for Ninja Hayate, first playthrough is on Arcade setting which limits to a random selection of levels, then I select Random All that shows every level randomly except for the last two.
Part 1 is Time Gal and Part 2 is Ninja Hayate.
For Time Gal I first play on Arcade setting (for the level arrangement) and then on Chronological, which means it goes from prehistoric period to the future, all in order. As for Ninja Hayate, first playthrough is on Arcade setting which limits to a random selection of levels, then I select Random All that shows every level randomly except for the last two.
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