This Thursday Retro Game Master Takes On The Mystery of Atlantis

This week on Retro Game Master The Kacho takes on the side-scrolling platformer The Mystery of Atlantis The Mystery of Atlantis was released by Sunsoft for the Family Computer in 1986. In it, players control a boy named Wynn w69 slot ทาง เข้า as he explores the mythical land yono all app of Atlantis and fights to defeat and ancient evil. The Mystery of Atlantis was developed to take on Super Mario Bros. and featured the ability to move in both directions across a level. The game also included multiple paths to get to the end of a level and enemies that could kill you with a single hit. The show goes live only on Kotaku at 8 p.m. eastern this Thursday, followed by more weekly episodes “airing” on Kotaku at the same time and day through September. And unlike with television, these episodes will stick around on our site so you can watch them at your own leisure. Game Center CX produced 15 seasons of gaming content in Japan, with Shinya Arino playing through dozens of Famicom, Super Famicom, PC Engine and Mega Drive games. These first U.S. airings of the episodes includes English captions for Arino and English dubbing for his off-camera announcer. If you missed it, make sure you go watch last week’s episode now. Licensing prevents the show from being seen outside of North America. https://kotaku.com/being-terrible-at-video-games-makes-surprisingly-great-5822134 Being Terrible at Video Games Makes Surprisingly Great Television People don’t tune into Japanese television show Retro Game Master to watch Shinya Arino whip through video games effortlessly. They tune in to watch him fail, and fail, and fail, and perhaps to finally, painfully succeed. yono all app More »