Candy Corn Soldiers

As you may have read on this blog’s home page, the name Candy Corn Soldiers is a reference to the little monster guys from Namco’s Cutie Q, released in 1979.

Note: This game title is always transliterated as “Koushien” instead of “Koshien.”

After the amazing success of Ninja Princess, I’m back on the SG-1000 with Sega’s own Safari Hunting.

I’ve only played a single SG-1000 game before (Champion Baseball), but I think it’s an interesting system and wanted to try out some of the classics, so here we are with the SG-1000 version of Ninja Princess.

There’s no shortage of old games that are known primarily for their difficulty.

In 2006, Famitsu magazine published a list of what their readers voted as the Top 100 games of all time.

It’s oft-repeated that Yu Suzuki said that OutRun is not racing game, but a driving game*.