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By Hero-of-Time · Posted
Speaking of amiibo, I've just unlocked this amiibo costume that let's Zelda talk to cats. Some of them dish out sidequests. -
There we go, finally got through it without losing connection on the final boss. I very much dig Mondo Gecko. He can dodge in the air, which is extremely useful, especially seeing as he can constantly bounce off heads. Some bosses just flat out do not know how to deal with that! -
@S.C.G we're done being in the 90's. I've got a room open in the naughty app so we can be a decade later. Free slot as well, if anyone fancies joining in.
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Noctiluca II: Murder Route JP release: 22nd October 1999 NA release: N/A PAL release: N/A Developer: Athena Publisher: Athena Original Name: Yakochu II: Satsujin Koro N64 Magazine Score: N/A I didn’t expect to be able to play much of Noctiluca II, as it’s a fairly simple choose your own adventure game with a lot of Japanese text. Google Lens did a decent job of translating the text, so I was able to discover multiple endings. There is an English translation of the game, but only in the form of a walkthrough on YouTube, so it doesn’t help that much with playing the game, unless you pick the same options – at which point you may as well just watch the video. After an explosion on a passenger ship forces you into a lifeboat, you come across a mysterious ship, which you and the people sharing the lifeboat decide to board. Everything is dark, and it takes a while to find someone on board. Luckily, he’s the captain, unfortunately, he’s been poisoned and shortly dies. You’ll discover mysteries about this ship, the original ship, and the group of people on board. The game is mostly comprised of static images and text, with the occasional sound effect and a couple of decent quality FMVs. Every now and then, you’ll be able to make a choice for your character, however, there’s not that many to make, and for some of them, the same action happens no matter what you put. On top of that, some of the actions may seem like nothing, but lead to a game over. At a respite in the story, another character asked to play a card game. I felt like being polite and chose the option to play a game. It turns out that we’re both addicted to card games, along with a third person that joins us. We hear some odd stuff, but carry on (the choice to play was the last choice) until a recue team finds us. They inform us that, in the three days we’d been playing card games with no breaks, everyone else was murdered. Time to start again. I did find out a lot more about what happened, who did it, and reasons why, and it’s quite an intriguing story. For the kind of game it is, it’s certainly an interesting novelty for the N64. Fun Remake or remaster? The series would be a good basis for a game with better presentation – seeing the characters would be nice. Official ways to get the game. There is no official way to get Noctiluca II: Murder Route -
Agreed. It’s baffling that we have a Toy Link Amiibo but no Toy Zelda one; especially when EOW actually does have Amiibo support!
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