Puyo Puyo SUN 64 (1997, Nintendo 64) - 2 of 3: Arle (Lv. 8: Master)[1080p60]

[@Bloodreign1]

Ahhh, good to hear the music running at the proper speed, and not fast anymore. This ports is still solid, despite most of the speech not being there for the prefight trash talking. Of course, like the arcade version, it's expected as this is cart medium versus the PS1 and Saturn CD versions medium (those CD's have all that storage space for a lot of speech).

[@bigjawed]

Bloodreign1 yet some of the audio samples sound like Gabe the dog

[@Bloodreign1]

@@bigjawed True, but at least there is speech, which helps enhance the Puyo Puyo Sun experience.

[@cyanthelouie]

0:54 hd carbuncle time

[@chanceForNotBeingRapper]

what's up with that beeping sound though

[@alexkubrat3868]

Another game, that turns N64 graphic chip into a midi machine

[@GlitchanBlack]

4:06 *_OH SHIT!_*

[@mmmk1414]

I don't remember the bots beeing so weak !!

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

Lagnus is BeSt bOi.

[@MementoDespair]

Aw you the guy that make the Draco videos! :}

[@solder-2144]

BURN TO THE CRISP 22:18

[@aysenino181]

The chains sounds like puyo pop game boy Advance

[@smileGuy151]

I don’t know why but the n64 port feels off

[@thejazzo3595]

The CPU seems smarter in this game, you barely managed to pull a full combo in the entire run. Only 1 Bayoen.

[@Rubycored]

That's more because Puyo Puyo SUN is more about utilising the SUN puyo than brute-forcing 7-chains on your opponent.

[@thejazzo3595]

@@Rubycored Ah, what's the sun for?

[@Rubycored]

basically boosts the chain's attack

[@thejazzo3595]

@@Rubycored I see