Thoroughly enjoyed this video! The Dokapon series is something I’ve watched a few videos on over the years and have gained somewhat of a mild appreciation for even though I never played it (though I do remember the PS2 and Wii version arriving in shipment on launch day back when I worked at GameStop. 😅) Lately, I’ve also been very curious about the Momotarou series which falls into the similar type of board game style genre and was created by Hudson Soft. Thanks for the video dude!
I would love to hear about its release history from your perspective since it was an Atlus release and (I think) they had a tendency to have very short prints, so interesting to hear of it getting into GameStop back in the day! Regardless, I STRONGLY recommend playing it-try normal mode to just do your own thing, and after a while, you’ll find yourself saying “here’s my next challenge for myself.” VERY fulfilling!
@@maximum.collecting Man, I question how much of its history has even really been documented, though I am certainly curious. I definitely want to check out the Switch port at some point, but it sounds like its already getting pricey now, haha.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video! The Dokapon series is something I’ve watched a few videos on over the years and have gained somewhat of a mild appreciation for even though I never played it (though I do remember the PS2 and Wii version arriving in shipment on launch day back when I worked at GameStop. 😅)
Lately, I’ve also been very curious about the Momotarou series which falls into the similar type of board game style genre and was created by Hudson Soft.
Thanks for the video dude!
I would love to hear about its release history from your perspective since it was an Atlus release and (I think) they had a tendency to have very short prints, so interesting to hear of it getting into GameStop back in the day! Regardless, I STRONGLY recommend playing it-try normal mode to just do your own thing, and after a while, you’ll find yourself saying “here’s my next challenge for myself.” VERY fulfilling!
@@maximum.collecting Man, I question how much of its history has even really been documented, though I am certainly curious. I definitely want to check out the Switch port at some point, but it sounds like its already getting pricey now, haha.