Longplay Ganso!! Yancha-maru aka Kid Niki (Game Boy)
29I already played this one some years ago, I just rediscovered this game some days ago.
This game was only released in japan unlike the first one for the NES called Kid Niki in the U.S.
It's quiet a simple platform, not overly complicated but it's okay...gets boring after a while
This is what hardcore gaming 101 says about the Game Boy version:
Despite appearing on a portable platform, Ganso! Yanchamaru for the Game Boy is a much more appropriate successor to the original arcade game than either of its two Famicom sequels. It's a whole new game rather than a port, with twelve levels spread over four different worlds. The mechanics are very similar, although obviously scaled down a bit, and the spinning blade has slightly longer reach. The level designs feel a bit more like Super Mario Bros., complete with breakable blocks which will occasionally drop items. Most of the time you'll simply get coins (which will eventually grant you an extra life), but you can also get a limited supply of throwing shurikens, as well as scrolls which grant invincibility. It's still quite a bit easier than the arcade, although it still remains challenging in parts.