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Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shougun Magginesu is the Japanese-exclusive follow-up to Konami's Legend of the Mystical Ninja. It stars a cartoony version of the Japanese folk hero Goemon, who's similar to Robin Hood. Like the original, this game features River City Ransom-esque brawler stages but also adds variety in the form of action platforming and bizarre vehicle sections.
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This game features the first appearance of the clockwork ninja Sasuke.
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This game was ported to the GBA as part of a compilation.
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Ganbare Goemon 2 is what happens when Konami lets itself go crazy. It's chock-full of simple yet challenging gameplay, goofy over-the-top humor, and plenty of gameplay variety including multiple gameplay modes. Of course, it's super inaccessible to non-Japanese speakers, but it's worth your way fumbling through this game to see its amazing set-pieces.
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