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Karl wrote:Ah sorry, maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, or maybe he didn't start using them 'til later. What I meant was that there was a lot of replaying of the same section in the half an hour or so that I watched, and it might have been more entertaining from my perspective if he'd save-state'd more aggressively and cracked on.

It's just a suggestion though! I enjoyed what I saw, anyway, I'll try to go back & watch the rest later.

Qikz wrote:

Karl wrote:Ah sorry, maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, or maybe he didn't start using them 'til later. What I meant was that there was a lot of replaying of the same section in the half an hour or so that I watched, and it might have been more entertaining from my perspective if he'd save-state'd more aggressively and cracked on.

It's just a suggestion though! I enjoyed what I saw, anyway, I'll try to go back & watch the rest later.

Yeah I realised after the bit you watched I'd spent too long redoing that section so started save stating. Glad you've enjoyed what you've seen and I look forward to playing whatever wins the vote this week! Hopefully I can be a bit more charismatic on stream and I'm going to set up a really nice overlay and logo.

Pedz, is there a chance you could teach me how you overlay the chat? Or do you just do it by doing a window capture on a popped out chat?

Pedz wrote:Worse than me.

A four player game in which the cast of Kunio-Kun find themselves duking it out in small arenas with all forms of traps and weapons.

A follow up to Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari (River City Ransom in the west) which takes Kunio-kun and pals back to the fuedal Japan to act out a period drama. Beat'em up

Yet another 4 player Famicom game. This time the cast of the Kunio-kun franchise find themselves battling it out in the "dai undoukai" or Big Athletic Meet. The cast find themselves doing battling it out across four different events to take home the prize for their school team.