Play as a demon fighting for rulership of the demon realm Gargoyle's Quest: Ghosts 'n GoblinsВ (GB, 1990) - JRPG/Action Platformer Hybrid or Platform Adventure вЂ‹Castlevania: The Adventure (GB, 1989) - Impressive music Revenge of the 'Gator (GB, 1989) - Pinball/Action Alternate exits though they are placed right above the regular ones (complete a platforming challenge to reach the alternate one leading to a mini-game)ДuckTales (NES/GB, 1989) - Higher standards for licensed games, exit levels by getting a lift from Launchpad Ricocheting fire ball (used for some minor puzzles) Super Mario Land (GB, 1989) - Hop 'n Bop Platformer, Some Horizontal shoot 'em up levels (submarine- and plane-based), One mini-game (kinda similar to spot the ball under the cup) Kwirk/Puzzle Boy (GB, 1989) - Puzzle switch between two characters in some levels Save anywhere outside of battles (only one slot though) Main char/leader doesn't always do the talking in story scenes Speed up dialogue and text speed options, fast menus/transitions/inns Some good humour (bizarre (king wants to marry a slime), silly (priest partially submerged in water in south town), etc.) Rendezvous with story-relevant NPCs one last time before the final battle

Vehicles (airplane, bike) - FF1/PS1/Ultima? Still fairly challenging when fully powered up unless you make a human and mutants only party Some good puzzles (old man riddles - randomly chosen between three different ones in the WS original ver.) Mixes fantasy with modern and sci-fi elements Fairly open ended beginning (kick members out of the party already in the first town, 2-3 different dungeons to visit) Some interesting mechanics (manually recruit your entire party (up to four characters), lives/hearts - restoring a character at 0 HP costs one life and if they all run out they need to be revived or replaced (only the main character has to stay), purchaseable stat boosts (humans), near random ability growth and reductions (mutants/espers), pokemon-like growth through eating (monsters), level up esper/mutant stats/skills by using them in battle - see FF2, order has some effect on mutant stat gains?, non-random encounter monsters (in dungeons) which don't attack the player - however they're mixed with random ones and you can't get past the non-randoms in narrow paths as they respawn right after the battle, dungeon escalators and fake doors/ponds, equip several weapons at once (to switch between during battle - more tactical flexibility, martial arts attacks increase in power as remaining uses decrease)

Decent character customization (sex (determines some skills), race (human, mutant/Esper, eight kinds of monsters (four starting ones, four recruitables)) The Final Fantasy Legend/Makai Toushi SaGa (GB, 1989) - JRPG

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