Goemon: Shin Sedai Shuumei (Fan Translation)
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Player's Review
Platformer by Konami.
Follow Goemon and the gang as they try to find a general d00d while beating up people!
Gameplay is like the usual Goemon shenans: go through a stage, get power-up for weapon, get money, use a sub-weapon, all that fun stuff. You also have other characters, each with strengths and weaknesses. It's also not a Goemon game without BIG ROBOT ACTION! aka Impact fights, which are actually pretty tough. Then again, this whole game overall is tough!
This longplay, unlike the Japanese version, is 100% (and with a neato English fanslation)! There's STILL jack for resources on this game, especially what counts for 100%, but I figured it most of it. I play through all stages and their harder version while getting the No Damage Medals for them (pretty sure normal version and No Damage Normal only counts toward percentage), get all Life Vessels, get the level 4 weapon upgrades (also don't count), find all 14 Fugitives (though, some 5 or 6 are just from beating the game. the rest are hidden), and get Kiyohime's Bracelet and Solar Battery (they count towards percentage). I spend a bit TOO much time in towns talking to people because I have to find the NPC that triggers the fugitives. Have to swap characters to get them to activate from a NPC. No skills, btw.
Follow Goemon and the gang as they try to find a general d00d while beating up people!
Gameplay is like the usual Goemon shenans: go through a stage, get power-up for weapon, get money, use a sub-weapon, all that fun stuff. You also have other characters, each with strengths and weaknesses. It's also not a Goemon game without BIG ROBOT ACTION! aka Impact fights, which are actually pretty tough. Then again, this whole game overall is tough!
This longplay, unlike the Japanese version, is 100% (and with a neato English fanslation)! There's STILL jack for resources on this game, especially what counts for 100%, but I figured it most of it. I play through all stages and their harder version while getting the No Damage Medals for them (pretty sure normal version and No Damage Normal only counts toward percentage), get all Life Vessels, get the level 4 weapon upgrades (also don't count), find all 14 Fugitives (though, some 5 or 6 are just from beating the game. the rest are hidden), and get Kiyohime's Bracelet and Solar Battery (they count towards percentage). I spend a bit TOO much time in towns talking to people because I have to find the NPC that triggers the fugitives. Have to swap characters to get them to activate from a NPC. No skills, btw.
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