Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Gargoyles Quest 2 was released for the Nes In 1992.
I've been on a Nes kick lately, so i checked Gargoyles Quest 2 which is a game that i have been meaning to play for a while now. But as much as i have been meaning to check this game out in the back of my mind, i know it's going to be a punishing game sesh.
And i was right but i did enjoy my time with Gargoyles Quest 2 and it was punishing.
I'm much more comfortable playing Snes games as i do find playing Nes games are so unforgiving with the difficulty but that saying the Snes does have a Demon's Crest game on that console so maybe i'll get to that.
Enjoy the Longplay.
Gargoyles Quest 2 was released for the Nes In 1992.
I've been on a Nes kick lately, so i checked Gargoyles Quest 2 which is a game that i have been meaning to play for a while now. But as much as i have been meaning to check this game out in the back of my mind, i know it's going to be a punishing game sesh.
And i was right but i did enjoy my time with Gargoyles Quest 2 and it was punishing.
I'm much more comfortable playing Snes games as i do find playing Nes games are so unforgiving with the difficulty but that saying the Snes does have a Demon's Crest game on that console so maybe i'll get to that.
Enjoy the Longplay.

![[Go Go Ackman 3] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames
Go Go Ackman 3 was released for the super famicom in 1995.
Go go ackman picks right off where go go ackman 2 finishes of.
Not much to say about this game as its basically the same game as go go ackman 2 but i did find the boss fights really enjoyable.
At the end of this game it does tease a screen shot with the text, go go ackman 4?
I really wish they kept going with the go go ackman franchise but sadly go go ackman 3 is the last entry into this franchise.
I hope you enjoy the longplay.
Matt [Go Go Ackman 3] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/j6dql01iE44/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Super Ninja-Kun] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames
Super Ninja Kun was released for the Super Famicom in 1994.
Do you ever get in that mood where you feel burnt out by retro games? no? Well i was a few weeks ago, until i went for a holiday to Japan and didnt play any games for about 2 weeks.
By the end of my holidays i could not wait to play something fresh on my Famicom.
I remember playing super ninja kun a few years ago but never gave it a chance as i had so many other games that i wanted to check out.
Im so glad i decided to give super ninja kun some of my weekend time cause that game is so good.
I had a blast playing this ninja game but i find it a bit weird that no one talks about super ninja kun as the game so much fun.
Hopefully this longplay will expose super ninja kun. I highly recommend. [Super Ninja-Kun] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jQ-ZYvaw7Pw/mqdefault.jpg)
![[The Mask] Super Nintendo - Longplay - on3mangames
I never played The Mask for the Super Nintendo back in the day as it was always unavailable at my local video store...So its gotta be a good game right?
The Mask was a awesome when it first came out on VHS.
I remember being so entertained by the film as it had everything going for it, action, great effects (for the time) and offcourse The Mask had Jim Carry in his prime, Cameron Diaz was smoking as well.
The other day i was thinking that i never play any movie title games, so here we are.
The Mask was released on the Super Nintendo in 1995 and its just an okay game.
I say just okay as i wasnt really blown away by the gameplay. Its a fun action platformer but it felt really hollow game to play.
The ememies are boring, the bosses look like rejects from Bogger Man and the levels felt very bland.
I wasnt overly bored and i wasnt really entertained is my summary for The Mask for the Super Nintendo.
I guess the The Mask for the SNES would have made for a great rental, now i understand why it was always unavailable at my local video store many moons ago and hey, i uploaded this game on a saturday night.
I hope you enjoy the Longplay.
Matt [The Mask] Super Nintendo - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jUJjTk85GAo/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Kyatto Ninden Teyandee - Samurai Pizza Cats] Nintendo Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames
Kyattoo Ninden Teyandee was released in 1991.
I grew up watching Samurai Pizza Cats. I have nice memories of watching the cartoon just before school, you could even say that I enjoyed the cartoon more so then TMNT back in the day.
Sadly, No pizza cats toys were released in Australia from what i can remember but Samurai Pizza Cats was a cartoon that would always stick with me.
Years later, Ive rewatched the cartoon and now ive beaten the Samurai pizza cats video game on the Famicom.
Its amazing that no one talks about this game as it is such a fun game.
I wish they made a Samurai pizza cats game on the 16 bit consoles.
But anyways, Im getting ahead of myself here.
Kyatto Ninden Teyandee is a great game, that i highly recommend.
As you can see in my longplay i did find this game a bit challenging but im happy thay i was able to beat the game. [Kyatto Ninden Teyandee - Samurai Pizza Cats] Nintendo Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jUJxSUsUbeU/mqdefault.jpg)

![[Bishoujo Senshi - Sailor Moon] Longplay - on3mangames
I suck at beat em ups. I do find the genre really fun to play but it is so rare that i will even come close to finishing a beat em up game.
I came across this Sailor Moon beat em up game while in Japan a few years ago with a price tag of $20 AUS, id thought id take a gamble on it and it payed off.
Bishoujo Senshi for the Sega Mega Drive was released in 1993.
There is also a SNES version which i do remember seeing at my local video shop many moons ago which i should have hired as it could have given me confindence in the beat em up genre as this game is really fun to play and its not that difficult to finish.
Enjoy the Longplay.
Matt [Bishoujo Senshi - Sailor Moon] Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jt8WJOvigoU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Power Instinct] Sega Mega Drive - Longplay - on3mangames
Power Instinct was released for the Sega Mega Drive in 1993.
I think ive said this before, i anit good at fighting games, i enjoy playing them but i can never remember the power moves.
Power Instinct intrigued me by its artwork for the sega mega drive cover. If you havent seen the artwork for this game, go check it out.
At first i thought glance at the artwork on the cover i thought Power Instinct was a beat em up just by looking at the cover but its a unique fighting game.
I didnt hate Power Instinct, i was actually really surprised by how enjoyable the game was. [Power Instinct] Sega Mega Drive - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jvJa__ziwpg/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Tetsuwan Atom Astro Boy] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames
Tetsuwan Atom was released for the Super Famicom in 1994.
I grew up watching Astro Boy but I have never played a video based off anime, Until now.
I only checked out Astro Boy for the Super Famicom as I just bought the Omnibus for Astro Boy and I was wondering what video games were based of the robot kid.
Honestly, I actually struggled getting though Tetsuwan Atom on my first run but I did find it to be a lot more enjoyable on my second run.
The boss fights are so random, I still cant get over the size of the shark you fight in the under water level.
Tetsuwan Atom is a short game but enjoyable, I think I need to check out more Astro Boy games.
Enjoy the Longplay. [Tetsuwan Atom Astro Boy] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/keyt14N-3xI/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Crayon Shin-Chan 2: Dai Maou No Gyakushu] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames
What an absolute psychedelic adventure of a game, said on3mangames as he puts down the Super Famicom controller and slowly backs away from the TV screen.
I really enjoyed my time with the previous Crayon Shin-Chan title for the Super famicom so i decied to track down the follow up to its successor Crayon Shin-Chan 2: Dai Maou No Gyakushu for the Super Famicom.
Crayon Shin-Chan2: Dai Maou No Gyakushu was released for the Super Famicom in 1994, omg 29 years ago, yikes.
This Crayon Shin-Chan title is a lot shorter with the duration compared to the previous Crayon Shin-Chan title i played not that long ago...oh you didnt watch it? Cool.
Running at 26 mins Crayon Shin-Chan 2: Dai Maou No Gyakushu is quite a short game but i was more entertained with this follow up for the Super Famicom (did you see the butt man character in level 2?)
But what was weird about this entry was the game felt like it should have been based on just boss battles as they were the most challenging experience waiting for you that Caryon Shin-Chan 2 has to offer.
All in all Crayon Shin-Chan 2 for the Super Famicom is a great game and to be honest it felt great playing the game as it was such a weird game.
Check it out.
Matt [Crayon Shin-Chan 2: Dai Maou No Gyakushu] Super Famicom - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/koanraLxYy0/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Valis: The Fantasm Solider] Sega Mega Drive - Longplay - on3mangames
Valis: The Fantasm Solider was released for the Sega Mega Drive in 1991.
Ive been meaning to check out the Valis games for sometime now and im so glad i did.
Valis: The fantasm Solider is such a great game, I had a blast playing this game, it was not quite a walk in the park for me as i did find some boss fights challenging depending on what weapon you have. But other then the gameplay i really enjoyed the story for Valis: The Fantasm Solider and the cut scenes were something else, a little bit slow with the dialogue.
I have to check out the other Valis titles.
Enjoy the longplay. [Valis: The Fantasm Solider] Sega Mega Drive - Longplay - on3mangames](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kqmiYeORu7g/mqdefault.jpg)