You gotta track down the Special A-Class Limited Edition version of it next for your collection. It’s so damn cool (but so damn expensive 😭)!

Thank YOU! I’m extra happy that it went to you since I know you’ll appreciate it more than most people. 💪

I’ve been looking for a high res image of this for years. It’s from a Capcom calendar I believe but it’s kind of pricey these days.

The artwork is amazing!

Thanks! My wallet hurts but it was worth it. 🎉

The last few stages are really mean. Definitely couldn’t beat it when I was younger.

Holy shit, NEO Imperial is playable now?? I am dying to give it a try!

The game was later ported to the GameCube in three different versions: Doubutsu no Mori+, Animal Crossing, and Doubutsu no Mori e+. Each version added new villagers and features.

Many characters like Blathers, Kapp’n, Tortimer, and the Able Sisters were not present in the original N64 version.

Yeah, my Twitter account is deleted, but honestly I’m not even very active on here either these days.

No idea when I’ll make more videos but hopefully I’ll be able to get at least one out this year. 👍

It’s pretty fun but it’s 100 levels to finish the game and there’s no save or password feature which means you have to play through the whole game all in one sitting. That’s my biggest complaint. 😮‍💨

The cartridge functions as a personal assistant that has features like a calculator, a phone book, a local email/pager, a calendar, and even a TV/VCR remote control.

I can’t seem to get it running on my Analogue Pocket or my Game Boys to try it out, but it’s still cool in a weird way nonetheless.

Here’s the standalone mouse I mentioned.