[Game List] WonderSwan's Best Game from 1999 to 2000

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• Klonoa: Moonlight Museum (1999)

Although this game has been recreated for Game Boy Advance, Moonlight Museum is still a viable platform fan. Each level involves Klonoa grabbing an enemy and using it for the dome while having to collect a number of gems to open the tip of the level door. As the game progresses, the puzzle element enters, where you have to find the key to move forward. This game makes intelligent use of WonderSwan hardware by having the perspective of switching from vertical to horizontal to some degree. Like many Klonoa titles, this is pretty easy but has amazing and cute replay values ​​as a button.

• Tane wo Maku Tori (1999)

Roughly translated to "Bird seeding" in this game, the crow you can see on the cover drops the seed on the ground and you need to direct the water drops onto it to grow it.
This is a great jigsaw puzzle game where you need to adjust drops and at the same time take care of small insects that can eat buds or drink water. Tane wo Maku Tori has a very captivating presentation based on ink graphics that work very well with the original WonderSwan black and white screen. Also a very cheap game that is always welcomed.

• Rainbow Islands: Putty's Party (2000)

A unique game in a long-running franchise, the Pelangi Islands actually feature the female character of Putty as the main star (along with fairy-like creatures called Naughty) rather than Bub or Bob (though they appear in storylines like Bubby and Bobby) jump very high along with throwing rainbows as weapons or ladders. Although black and white, the same formula plays as usual and remains the same: make your way to the top of the screen by using the rainbow power before switching to the next level. It's addictive

• One Piece: Become The Pirate King (2000)

a japanese fighting puzzle game where players must use playing cards to move around the area to achieve a specific goal. the card contains the type of path and the amount of space the player can play. Along the way there is a surprising enemy attack and can be dealt with using our path card path to reach the opponent standing on the road there and causing damage on it from the ship itself. Players can win the battle if the three enemies are defeated or the enemy ship is destroyed.

• Gunpey (1999)

Although the sequel is in full color and technically superior, we played with the original game when first attended and came up with a Wild West theme that helped give the personality a little more. Gunpey is the title of the puzzle that sees you have to move a series of lines up or down the screen to create a full line, with a combination of pieces that reach a higher value. Like many decent puzzlers, it's easy to understand and has lots of modes for replay values.

• Ganso Jajamura Kun (1999)

A classic arcade from Jaleco, this is one game that is easy to play and hard to put. As a ninja, the goal is to defeat the enemy on every platform within the time limit, moving up the screen by jumping under a certain block to break it, while being careful not to touch the enemy on the screen. After losing, enemy essence can be collected for additional points. Featuring penguins, frogs and a single-eyed umbrella, the enemy usually is an oddball but better for that. This is an increasingly difficult game to find but fortunately it is not too expensive to buy. That means everyone can enjoy it.

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