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1980 all over again: Retro Game Challenge sequel screens

9:44 AM on 11.24.2008, Dale North 8 comments

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Retro Game Challenge's sequel is coming to the Japanese DS in February of next year, but Famitsu has some screenshots from the game now. 

The whole games within a game concept is pretty cool, especially when they were designed to emulate classic titles of our youth. Well, some of our youths, anyway. Game Center CX: Arino no Chosenjo 2 goes beyond the awesome 8-bit selections/emulations of its predecessor, even going puke green with an emulation of the original Game Boy version of Tetris.

Another game within the screenshots on Famitsu looks like a cross between Pac-Man and Gauntlet. There's a Kung-Fu rip-off and a murder mystery, and the included side-scrolling platformer looks like something I've played before. That was probably the point, though.

This game's predecessor, Retro Game Challenge, is on its way to the US, thanks to XSEED. 


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ParaParaKing's Avatar
ParaParaKing at 11/24/2008 10:05
The first one was fantastic. I really loved it and am looking forward to this one.
TorpedoTed's Avatar
TorpedoTed at 11/24/2008 10:08
Me Do want, il play retro games any day over most of the dross that comes out these days!
king3vbo's Avatar
king3vbo at 11/24/2008 10:47
I can't wait to snag the first one
SakuChan's Avatar
SakuChan at 11/24/2008 10:48
Do want. Glad we'll be able to see this over here. :D
Dexter345's Avatar
Dexter345 at 11/24/2008 13:32
Can't wait for the first one.
The-Excel's Avatar
The-Excel at 11/24/2008 14:56
I can never get enough neo-retro game action. I want to marry the drop-shadowed arcade font.
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