Robot Ponkottsu 64: Nanatsu no Umi no Caramel

Description

Tanggal rilis: 1999/12/24
Platform: Nintendo 64
Developer: Hudson, Red Company
Perkiraan tiba di alamat pemesan: 2 hari

Deskripsi:
– Region Japan.
– Second hand.
– Kondisi box 80%.
– Cartridge dalam kondisi baik.

The same day the special editions of Robot Ponkottsu hit the Game Boy Color, Hudson released Robot Ponkottsu 64, this time developed solely by Red Company. While some might think it’s notable for being one of the few N64 RPGs, or even better, a console Pokémon style game, it’s something much stranger than any of that. The translated subtitle, Caramel of the Seven Seas, is slightly indicative of the game’s new content. Riding around in a fish-shaped submarine, players explore a massive a water world defeating pirates in Robopon battles. You farm for gold, garner parts to improve your Robopon, and move on to the next slew of battles. It quickly becomes a chore, a laborious and repetitive process that’s more simplistic than the original Dragon Quest.

All the Robopon basics are still in place: monsters have hit points, energy points, attack, defense, and speed, although they do not level up. Parts and software work exactly the same, although now stores are on random islands sprinkled across the waterscape. Without Japanese knowledge, this tends to be difficult, but it’s possible to simply keep purchasing the most expensive items and power level through combats without much thought.

Robot Ponkottsu 64‘s most drastic change is to how battles play out. Whenever you fight, you enter a real-time 3D battle in a large arena circle. Abilities must charge up before using them and positioning becomes very important as long-range attacks can be easily dodged. Certain strong Robopon have faster charge bars, specifically in the tougher boss battles. A small-winged man named Mr. Brownie, who occasionally appeared to give the player some special items in the last game, randomly drops a ball into the arena that gives the player a quick HP and EP boost.