Puyo Pop Fever (Sega Dreamcast, US) - RunRun Course - 73,728 Points (One-Loss Run) at Banzaicon 2018

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Published on December 9, 2018 7:12:13 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s94QnU1ussc

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Puyo Pop Fever (2003)

Duration: 12:16

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Puyo Pop Fever (Sega Dreamcast)

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If you've been watching my DeviantArt page lately, I've started to become interested in this popular puzzle game from Sega known as "Puyo Puyo". It's a very fun puzzle game from Japan that is pretty darn solid in it's mechanics, while introducing stories and characters that bring back my old days of watching Cartoons.

So when I came across a Sega Dreamcast of all consoles (This was the first time I ever played on One) with a Copy of Puyo Pop Fever, I could not resist jumping in and trying the game out for myself.

And I have to say, the game is a heck of a lot of fun with just the right amount of difficulty. The Game will not hold back from punishing you for mistakes, but it does an excellent job of rewarding well-timed and well-executed chains. It's a Game that I think a lot of people in the US should play without question. However, it's been overshadowed by other puzzle games, (cough Tetris cough) hence the extremely limited number of releases outside of Japan.

Now, this run wasn't terrible, but I did make one mistake in Fever Mode against Ms. Accord, and it was all downhill from there in that first battle. But honestly, it was still fun to play. I can appreciate this game's balance of mechanics and difficulty. It all comes together so well!

Still, Sad Amitie HITS ALL THE FEELS.

I apologize for the quality of the video, but they did not have a capture device for me to use, so I simply put my camera as close as I could to the TV. That's how I was able to record this run. However, I also had to find audio from the game online and put it into the video, as there was a ton of people in the Game Room, and the noise would've been quite unbearable for the video.

VIDEO RIDDLE:
One of the Tracks that I used in this recording is NOT from the Puyo Puyo Games. Rather, it is a BEMANI Track. Can you guess what song it is, and what game it is from? I'll give you two hints:

1) This song has NOT been released on Dance Dance Revolution.
2) This song IS from one of the more popular BEMANI Artists.

Thanks for Watching!

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