WonderSwan suggestions

[ferraroso]

I know that there has been an old topic to talk about the WonderSwan, but I thought that it would be better to start a new one.

I just got a SwanCrystal in great condition, and I am thinking about going gaming chasing tomorrow. So, do you guys have any suggestions of games that I should pick up for it?

I can read japanese, so anything goes!

[fauxshot]

I know that there has been an old topic to talk about the WonderSwan, but I thought that it would be better to start a new one.

I just got a SwanCrystal in great condition, and I am thinking about going gaming chasing tomorrow. So, do you guys have any suggestions of games that I should pick up for it?

I can read japanese, so anything goes!

I would definitely check out CGR (classic game room's) video game reviews for the WonderSwan. I think there's a Klanoa (however you spell it) game on there that's good! I don't really know what all besides that is available, though.

[stealthrush]

I know that there has been an old topic to talk about the WonderSwan, but I thought that it would be better to start a new one.

I just got a SwanCrystal in great condition, and I am thinking about going gaming chasing tomorrow. So, do you guys have any suggestions of games that I should pick up for it?

I can read japanese, so anything goes!

I've compiled a list of WonderSwan (and NGPC) games you could check out
https://www.giantbomb.com/profile/stealthrush/lists/stealthrushs-top-100-favorite-neo-geo-pocket-wonde/355993/

[ferraroso]

Thank you guys for all the help!

I went on a hunting in some cities around and acquired everything that I could find for the WonderSwan for good prices.

I am not a fan of anime, but I just figured out that most of the games for this system seem to be based on japanese animations, so, it seems that I will need to get acquainted with them...Haha

Of the games that I got, Battle Colosseum and Chopper's Adventure (both based on One Piece) seem to be the better ones.

[athmaus]

wow i totally forgot about this system