Let's Play Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken - P4 - Haunted House of fun

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Published on April 6, 2012 9:06:58 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgL6sZeg5u8

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Haunted House (1981)

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Let's Play

Duration: 16:58

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I honestly find it insulting to get compared to the Hyphy Movement, the Uni-Mind including trolls, the San Francisco Bay Area residents who prove that it doesn't deserve to be called the "Yay Area", the shallow girls who would say "wanna suck my pee" just to mock me, and the Oakland rioters. But whatever.

Long story short, I was rewatching a review of a Mickey Mouse game that proves the Problem with Licensed Games. And I couldn't help but notice a related video. I believe I saw it was a no damage run. I decided to check out the video and saw some interesting gameplay courtesy of the balloon system. Thanks, EinherjarLeo, for showcasing the interesting game.

Anyway, I streamed the game, a platformer known as Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken (lit. "Mickey's Tokyo Disneyland Great Adventure" as I'm calling it), and while there were a few issues, they were more or less standard fare for Super Famicom games, and the game itself, thanks in no small part to the balloon system proving to be inventive as it had seemed, ultimately proved good enough to get a passing grade.

Yes, it's a licensed game that is good.

You can see my streaming of the game here, just be wary of language:
http://www.twitch.tv/mknightdh/b/309994482

Fantasy Land has Haunted Mansion, which turns out to be more fun than scary. Although there are a few problems to deal with. 4-1 has you chased up a shaft by a big ghost, although the big ghost catching you will merely reset you. Still, if you want to get up the shaft, you have to maneuver your way upward with gas balloons. This isn't a bad thing, the problem is that the concept is gimped by problematic gas balloon controls and excessive need for memorization, but it's still a decent level. 4-2, you have to go through 4 separate parts of the house, each with their own share of obstacles to try to keep you from reaching the switch at the end. Once you trigger all 4 switches you can go through the double doors to proceed to 4-3, more or less a simple platforming stage. Take the upper path if you want but be very careful at the end, as you won't know where the safe ground is. The lower path is harder to start off, but it's safer simply because you will get a good idea of the terrain.

At the end of the area is Pete as a ghost. The fight is incredibly inventive, providing plenty of incentive to use gas balloons due to Pete being aerial, but at the same time, you have to choose between gas and water balloons to attack with.

And here you might be worrying about the Problem with Licensed Games. Capcom didn't even have involvement in this game.

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