Same here, bro

Yes! Or, as called in the West.. Devil Hunter Yohko. It's an OAV Series which was dubbed in America too. You can find it complete here on YT.

Same about to get my phone emulator ready

Devil Hunter Yohko has not just one but two games. This is the PC Engine one that is more like a visual novel. The PC Engine game is the second released Devil Hunter Yohko game.

I wouldn't call what they make now games, with few exceptions, that arcade twitch feel is gone from today's stuff. Games like this weren't long, didn't have to be due to how difficult they were, practice definitely made perfect back then. The satisfaction of beating a difficult game like this felt good, you really felt like you accomplished something. Now it's meh, beat game, trade to Gamestop, get next game, repeat, you just don't feel collecting these types of games will keep you satisfied as a game collector (I am one of those). Not to mention games now won't have net code that is functional in a decade or so, and all DLC will be gone (seriously, DLC shouldn't cost anything at all, it's just patching stuff in that should've been there from the start). Of course now, they sell you a half finished game that needs a ton of patches (hello GTA V, I am talking to you with your damned near 1 hour patch fest), back then games were often more than that sold completed, and bug tested as best as the developers and bug testers could. Today's kids are sold on graphics, not game play and replay value for their, or their parent's money.

100% agree with you mate! I like Suda 51 games and Team Icos but other than than that, other than the indi scene theres nothing appeals to me. Some Nintendo I guess. I'm always interested to see the new Metroid and Zelda games but aye man. The last consoles I owned was the Game Cube and PS2. I'm a collector as well but have had to sell a few gems lately:( Phantasy Star 4, Snatcher etc. Gutted! They were in perfect condition. I collect for the 8/16bit consoles. Absolutely love these games, the artwork, the soundtracks. Seriously I reckon some of the soundtracks are amazing! Like ya say gameplay is the heart of the game n I still love playing them.x

@@Bloodreign1 "Today's kids are sold on graphics, not gameplay", bruh were you not around during the Among Us craze in 2020? Graphics and artstyle are pretty simple (and probably janky) for phones compared to the gacha games and rpgs I've played but damn were we in on betraying our friends. Roblox is the jankiest thing I've ever seen and it's unlikely that I'll play it but seeing my brother and little cousins forming their little communities around it is kinda wholesome. I do agree with the microtransactions going to far, which unfortunately is just another symptom of good ol capitalism. And oh man almost nobody goes to gamestop anymore especially now that stores are no longer selling physical copies of games.

😂 this is just a tv static sound

@@alamdaali8776 Sounds convincing enough. Not realistic but works

It is crystal clear since it's using fm instead of a fuzzy sample. So in that sense I def see what u mean.

Outrun does some pretty good ocean waves with the same type of sound.

It sounds like the noise filter on my synthesizer

あらすじ 全ての時を超えた英雄のジークは､永遠の平和の世界と永遠の聖戦の世界という､二つの運命の世界があった｡ 邪神皇帝デミウルゴス零世は､ジークを倒そうと､自らの部下を､送り出したのであった･･･････････｡

PinMike is not exactly the right word. Devil Hunter Yoko is a messy, only vaguely coherent magical girl-esque series where you're mostly watching for the fully nude transformation sequences, with lots of closeups. The last episode has that, with slow motion thrown in. It's awful, but it's a fun sort of awful, and if you saw it when you were 18, like I did, it hits the spot.

This anime is a OVA.

***** In fact, Yohko was voiced by Aya Hisakawa, who went on to voice Sailor Mercury in the original 90s Sailor Moon anime.

underthepale Like almost everyone does with every magical girl anime. I know you do. Don't try to hide it.

Spike Riley I did in no way attempt to deny it. I am speaking from experience.

***** nope.. it is perfect.

A bit late to the party I know, but I just like to say it does, in the manual (along with the usual array of beautiful artwork typical of the Japanese versions of these games), which I just the other day translated for the first time. Yeah, I scanned it 20 years ago, but never did get round to doing it. Not a lot of bearing on the original anime though, which is probably for the best. (^_^;)