We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
JJ: Tobidase Daisakusen Part 2 (3D)
JJ Tobidase Daisakusen Part 2, developed and published by Square in 1987.
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Player's Review
Back in time where games were created to never be completed, to keep players coming back time and time again, this game was created to annoy, and ultimately no reward. The game is hard and the bosses can be a major pain with the time limit running. The ending sucks, and all it gives is a cheat that I cant tell if works or not.
Does the game suck then? No, not at all. It makes a mild use of the 3D feature, the levels are fairly short and does require some memorization, especially where the extra time pickups are.
3D Version is also available with switched Left/Right to allow for Cross-eye 3D to work without any special screen or glasses required to view. Lowering the video height in the player will help with viewing. To watch on a 3DTV or 3DS, use the Swap L/R function or set R/L frame order.
Does the game suck then? No, not at all. It makes a mild use of the 3D feature, the levels are fairly short and does require some memorization, especially where the extra time pickups are.
3D Version is also available with switched Left/Right to allow for Cross-eye 3D to work without any special screen or glasses required to view. Lowering the video height in the player will help with viewing. To watch on a 3DTV or 3DS, use the Swap L/R function or set R/L frame order.
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