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Goemon Mononoke Sugoruku JP release: 25th December 1999 NA release: N/A PAL release: N/A Developer: Konami Publisher: Konami N64 Magazine Score: N/A There’s no good way to translate “Goemon Mononoke Sugoruku”. Mononoke are a kind of vengeful spirit, but can also be a term for a shapeshifting creature, while Sugoruku refers to one of two board games, in this case a very simple roll and move board game. This Goemon version of Sugoruku adds in a card and combat system, with the goal being to defeat your opponents by reducing their health to zero. The game doesn’t explain its mechanics (they’re just in the manual), but it’s simple to figure out. Each turn has a structure: draw a new card, optionally use a card, roll and move, battle (if on the right spot), take another action (use a card, place a spirit, or level up one of your spirits), then end your turn, discarding a card if you have too many. Most spots are empty, but you’ll want to place down your spirit cards, which add the respective creatures to the board. When your opponent lands on one (or you land on one of theirs), a fight commences. Here, you can attach a single weapon card to use in the fight to help improve the stats of your spirit card. While they’re the actual creature on the board, here they’re represented by the card, and there are some quite nice animations for attacks and to show the different kinds of damage affecting the cards. When you win a battle, you’ll also damage your opponent directly, and then gain a lot of money from them. If the losing spirit is on the board, they’ll be replaced by the victor. As money is mainly used to level up monsters, victory is pretty much decided very early on in the game, as the winner of the first fight is in a better position to level up their on-board spirits, so the rest of the game is you and your opponent just circling the board for ages until another battle is triggered. It’s all very dull. Poor Remake or remaster? Only as part of a Goemon collection, which is something that needs to happen due to a few great games. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to play Goemon Mononoke Sugoruku -
The video is old but in case anyone else hasn't seen it, it explains how the jumps work. It's quite simple but very clever. Spoilers for the ride I guess if that's a thing? -
Got a d-dimer test when I got there, showed a clot. Was on thinners for a couple of days untill I got this fucking horrible pain in my chest for about 2 minutes before subsiding then i get this feeling in my left leg like someone shot a molton bullet down it. All of a sudden all the pain goes away and it's like I'm totally fine. They're giving me a 24 hour tape, if that shows nothing they'll put in a cardiac monitor implant that records for 5 years. Said if I get anything like that again just call an ambulance. -
Very odd and doesn't give me much hope for the future of the brand outside of the upcoming remake. I guess the rides announced are generic enough for the whole franchise that if a new title does release it won't be too hard to throw in some new enemy statues/costumes to go with the newer game -
I see Miyamoto continues to not allow others to speak on camera with him. He's such a Jenna.
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