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I wonder if anyone in the SMBX community heard of this underrated 3DS game, Gotta Protectors?

FireyPaperMario wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 6:40 am

I wonder if anyone in the SMBX community heard of this underrated 3DS game, Gotta Protectors?

Not really sorry, but what's it about?

MegaDood wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 01, 2019 6:08 am

Not really sorry, but what's it about?

It's kinda like a 8-bit arcade style game on the Nintendo 3DS where a princess and her 6 bodyguards tries to save the kingdom from evil forces. Very addictive, and the songs were composed my legendary chiptune artist, Yuzo Koshiro.

FireyPaperMario wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 01, 2019 6:45 am

MegaDood wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 01, 2019 6:08 am

Not really sorry, but what's it about?

It's kinda like a 8-bit arcade style game on the Nintendo 3DS where a princess and her 6 bodyguards tries to save the kingdom from evil forces. Very addictive, and the songs were composed my legendary chiptune artist, Yuzo Koshiro.

I've definitely never heard of this game before, but it sounds like a fun one

Yume Nikki, the deepest game in this tiny list. For some strange reason i started to like this game even if it gave me traumas back in 2011. Even if it doesnt haves a plot the purpose of this game is provoke you to explore whats inside it, even if it looks scary.

Spongebob Squarepants SuperSponge, the most hidden gem of THQ. Gotta say this one is unnecessarily difficult but it haves some good tunes!

The Lawnmower Man for the SNES, the only movie-licensed game that is good (subjectively) even if it has some crispy framerates on the VR parts compared with the Genesis one. This one is also amazing by the music, and this game is one of the strange cases where the game is actually better than the movie itself.

City Connection. It's kinda hard but once you master the controls, it's very fun. People rarely talk about it when it comes to retro games.

User199X wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 12:47 am

City Connection. It's kinda hard but once you master the controls, it's very fun. People rarely talk about it when it comes to retro games.

They put City Connection on the Nintendo Switch Online as well.

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SimmondsSuperSponge wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2019 10:10 pm

Yume Nikki, the deepest game in this tiny list. For some strange reason i started to like this game even if it gave me traumas back in 2011. Even if it doesnt haves a plot the purpose of this game is provoke you to explore whats inside it, even if it looks scary.

I've always been interested in Yume Nikki, but never gotten around to playing it, what would be the best reason to get it would you say?

MegaDood wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 3:52 am

I've always been interested in Yume Nikki, but never gotten around to playing it, what would be the best reason to get it would you say?

I wont know how to explain without spoiling you but ill try my best.

This game catches pretty well the atmosphere of everything on it and there are some unique stages on it. Maybe this was short but i didnt wanted to spoil anything!

SimmondsSuperSponge wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 9:13 am

MegaDood wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 3:52 am

I've always been interested in Yume Nikki, but never gotten around to playing it, what would be the best reason to get it would you say?

I wont know how to explain without spoiling you but ill try my best.

This game catches pretty well the atmosphere of everything on it and there are some unique stages on it. Maybe this was short but i didnt wanted to spoil anything!

Thats ok, I think I get what you mean anyway. Thanks for telling me.

I'm gonna get this off my chest, because why not zoidberg?

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Wario Land 3 on the Gameboy Color is the most underrated GBC game ever imo! I mean come on, WL3 staff tried a Metroidvania gameplay for this installment!

The mobile game Piano Tiles 2

Changed, being one of the good games made in RPG Maker.
PMD, being dead for some years.
and Necrodancer, ebic dungeon crawler with godlike music.

Boom Blox and its sequel, Boom Blox: Bash Party were great party games on the Wii

Yeah yeah, EA made them, yeah yeah, they're not Mario Party

But a lot of the levels had well designed and fun puzzles and the game itself had a level editor where you could make puzzles or even pixel art

Lemme tell ya more games that I think are very underrated imo:

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• 8bit Hero on the WiiU (A fun party multiplayer action game with 8-bit sprites, N64-like atmosphere, and chiptune music. Recommend it if you and 4 friends want a 5-player fun factor for about $5. ^^")

• Glover (To be specific, the Nintendo 64 version)

• Brave Dungeon (A rouge-like turn-based RPG gaiden game installment from The Legend of Dark Witch series)

• Lego Star Wars on the GBA (Imo, this version feels more like a Star Wars game than the PC and console versions)

Would the rare Gameboy masterpiece, Trip World, be consider "Underrated"?

Wanna know what's the most "Underrated" Castlevania game ever is?

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• Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge on the Gameboy

The mobile games My Singing Monsters and My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire.

Probably the Plants Vs Zombies series, I mean, you don't see much talk of them, and, btw, before anybody says how the bad microtransactions are, despite how much I somewhat agree, you will never reach MKTour's level of insane microtransactions.

Monster Tale for NDS. When it came out, and until a few years ago, this game was having its own popularity in the US but for some reason it's not anymore now. Now it just looks like people left it in the trashcan.

Wanna know a indie game that I think is the most underrated? Save Me, Mr.Tako