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10 September 2023
Like new for such an old case
Really clean high quality case for such an old game! A++
I'm very happy with this purchase as I now have a shiny nice case for my game.
12 September 2010
Godzilla Domination Can't Really Dominate
Since it came out around the same time as Destroy All Monsters Melee, (the best godzilla game alive) i thought it would be awesome. The cartoony graphics work. The monsters don't interact that well with each other. Attacks are limited. The music works. THe ability to play multiplayer on 1 game cartridge is nice. It definitly beats Godzilla: Unleashed, Double Smash for the DS. The GBA does a pretty decent job recreating monster cries. It's the weak monster interaction that brings down the game. Thats the fault. When Ghidorah bites Mothra, you should hear her sqeal and stagger back, not just an impact sound effect. And when you hit a monster enough, they fall down. Thats it: take the hit or fall; no innovative mechanics like getting stuck on Mothra's wing, screeching when Godzilla fire blasts you, or shuddering when Rodan divebombs you. The monsters don't make contact long enough either; its like they're programmed to do an attack as fast as they can, and then retreat. Why can't Godzilla jump on top of Megalon and STAY on top of him for at least 4 seconds! Honestly, its like they're in a rush to be alone...which defeats the purpose of a GODZILLA GAME!!! A monster fighting game where monsters avoid fighting... The cartoon graphics could've been utilized powerfully, with energy that mimics anime shows like Dragon Ball Z or Avatar. But once again, developers do a slipshod, incomplete, awkward job on a Godzilla Game. Honestly, Godzilla: Unleashed for Wii, G: Unleashed: Double Smash for DS, G: Save the Earth for PS2 are all awkward video games. Only G: Destroy All Monsters melee for gamecube is good!! Why, because the monsters stand out. They are explicit. The fighting is in your face, and aggressive looking! The monsters' designs are richly colored, and they move with purpose. Oh well, Godzilla Domination doesnt do its gamecube friend any justice, even with the possibilty of intense anime action. The developers clearly vomited it up rapidly to accompany Destroy All Monsters sales.
23 February 2011
Ravishing
Pokemon yellow rivals the Gold and Silver games with its graphics! hard to believe its for regular game boy! the pokemon designs mimic the way the pokemon look on the TV show and TV artwork. The whole Pikachu following you thing is so awesome! if u play this on gameboy advance, SP, or DS original, you get to play with color! its not cheap. Every city has a different color tone. Pewter is grayish, viridian is green, cerulean- blue and so forth. Lapras is blue. Arcanine is red. Pikachu is yellow and says, physically vocalizes "Pika" instead of having a pokemon cry. This version is over the top quality for an old game; it honestly blows red and blue away by practically a generation and they were made the same year. Pokemon emerald and platinum did not dominate ruby/sapphire and diamond/pearl the way Yellow nearly spits the TV show atmosphere into the game.
Yellow vs. Red/ Blue... two different games