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anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

anime aka Ganbare Goemon

Torawakamaru the Koga Ninja Another film featuring Goemon: http://www.dramacrazy.net/japanese-movie/goemon-watch/

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Part 4c of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 4 covers getting the cucumbers to the end of the game. This section is mostly just cleanup (I missed quite a few fortune dolls) and the final dungeon. Because I had extra time, I tacked the "Consecutive Fighting: Large Boss Mode" on to the end, which quickly proved to be a bad idea. Still, I'm pretty impressed that I beat the whole game in four hours. Well, this brings my Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon playthrough to a close. I hope you enjoyed watching it, if anyone actually watched it all from the beginning. "I don't know, but I think I'm... becoming a Die Hard Fan of Dancin' and Lily". Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 4b of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 4 covers getting the cucumbers to the end of the game. This section is mostly just cleanup (I missed quite a few fortune dolls) and the final dungeon. Because I had extra time, I tacked the "Consecutive Fighting: Large Boss Mode" on to the end, which quickly proved to be a bad idea. Still, I'm pretty impressed that I beat the whole game in four hours. Well, this brings my Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon playthrough to a close. I hope you enjoyed watching it, if anyone actually watched it all from the beginning. "I don't know, but I think I'm... becoming a Die Hard Fan of Dancin' and Lily". Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 4a of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 4 covers getting the cucumbers to the end of the game. This section is mostly just cleanup (I missed quite a few fortune dolls) and the final dungeon. Because I had extra time, I tacked the "Consecutive Fighting: Large Boss Mode" on to the end, which quickly proved to be a bad idea. Still, I'm pretty impressed that I beat the whole game in four hours. Well, this brings my Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon playthrough to a close. I hope you enjoyed watching it, if anyone actually watched it all from the beginning. "I don't know, but I think I'm... becoming a Die Hard Fan of Dancin' and Lily". Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 3c of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 3 covers Kyushu's Disappearance to Sasuke's Super Jump. You should now be able to see why I went so fast in the previous section - at the very beginning of this section is Goemon's Training, which is easily my least favourite part of the game and the part I fail most often. If I had left Festival Temple for this segment, I'd have to redo it if I messed up. I wasn't planning to get the Super Jump in this segment (I was going to stop after Gourmet Submarine) but I had some extra time. Thankfully I didn't fail it. This segment of the game has the potential to take really long because it's filled with dialogue triggers. Thankfully, I played this a couple times beforehand to find them all. "Oh my, oh my, oh my... It might be wise to keep this a secret from the others." Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 3b of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 3 covers Kyushu's Disappearance to Sasuke's Super Jump. You should now be able to see why I went so fast in the previous section - at the very beginning of this section is Goemon's Training, which is easily my least favourite part of the game and the part I fail most often. If I had left Festival Temple for this segment, I'd have to redo it if I messed up. I wasn't planning to get the Super Jump in this segment (I was going to stop after Gourmet Submarine) but I had some extra time. Thankfully I didn't fail it. This segment of the game has the potential to take really long because it's filled with dialogue triggers. Thankfully, I played this a couple times beforehand to find them all. "Oh my, oh my, oh my... It might be wise to keep this a secret from the others." Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 3a of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 3 covers Kyushu's Disappearance to Sasuke's Super Jump. You should now be able to see why I went so fast in the previous section - at the very beginning of this section is Goemon's Training, which is easily my least favourite part of the game and the part I fail most often. If I had left Festival Temple for this segment, I'd have to redo it if I messed up. I wasn't planning to get the Super Jump in this segment (I was going to stop after Gourmet Submarine) but I had some extra time. Thankfully I didn't fail it. This segment of the game has the potential to take really long because it's filled with dialogue triggers. Thankfully, I played this a couple times beforehand to find them all. "Oh my, oh my, oh my... It might be wise to keep this a secret from the others." Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 2c of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 2 covers Folkypoke Village to the end of Festival Temple Castle. This segment has got to be pushing the limit on how fast you can possibly go, I wanted this video to end at this specific point in the game (you'll see why in the next video), so I really had to motor. I forgot the location of a couple Silver Fortune Dolls in Festival Temple Castle, but you have to come back here anyway. Everything else is very solid, though, particularly the boss fights. "I have no idea why I was kidnapped. Maybe it's because my name is Dancin Alnite?" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 2b of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 2 covers Folkypoke Village to the end of Festival Temple Castle. This segment has got to be pushing the limit on how fast you can possibly go, I wanted this video to end at this specific point in the game (you'll see why in the next video), so I really had to motor. I forgot the location of a couple Silver Fortune Dolls in Festival Temple Castle, but you have to come back here anyway. Everything else is very solid, though, particularly the boss fights. "I have no idea why I was kidnapped. Maybe it's because my name is Dancin Alnite?" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 2a of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 2 covers Folkypoke Village to the end of Festival Temple Castle. This segment has got to be pushing the limit on how fast you can possibly go, I wanted this video to end at this specific point in the game (you'll see why in the next video), so I really had to motor. I forgot the location of a couple Silver Fortune Dolls in Festival Temple Castle, but you have to come back here anyway. Everything else is very solid, though, particularly the boss fights. "I have no idea why I was kidnapped. Maybe it's because my name is Dancin Alnite?" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 1c of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 1 covers the beginning of the game to Folkypoke Village. IMO, Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is by far the best N64 game - It's a brilliant fusion of platforming and adventure, seemlessly adapted to 3D. As such, I really wanted to do a video for it, even though it's much longer than anything else I've done. To that end, I'm playing a lot faster than I usually do. This whole run is basically going to be a beeline from objective to objective. This segment is pretty good. The stupid Silver Doll outside Oedo Castle gives me some trouble and the battle against Kashiwagi is sad, but otherwise it's pretty smooth and I get to show off a fair bit. "I don't care if we're talking Peach Mountain, Chestnut Mountain, or even a Pear Mountain, they'd better get ready because I'm gonna kick their butts!" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 1b of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 1 covers the beginning of the game to Folkypoke Village. IMO, Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is by far the best N64 game - It's a brilliant fusion of platforming and adventure, seemlessly adapted to 3D. As such, I really wanted to do a video for it, even though it's much longer than anything else I've done. To that end, I'm playing a lot faster than I usually do. This whole run is basically going to be a beeline from objective to objective. This segment is pretty good. The stupid Silver Doll outside Oedo Castle gives me some trouble and the battle against Kashiwagi is sad, but otherwise it's pretty smooth and I get to show off a fair bit. "I don't care if we're talking Peach Mountain, Chestnut Mountain, or even a Pear Mountain, they'd better get ready because I'm gonna kick their butts!" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Part 1a of a playthrough of Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. Saves used about once every hour. Part 1 covers the beginning of the game to Folkypoke Village. IMO, Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is by far the best N64 game - It's a brilliant fusion of platforming and adventure, seemlessly adapted to 3D. As such, I really wanted to do a video for it, even though it's much longer than anything else I've done. To that end, I'm playing a lot faster than I usually do. This whole run is basically going to be a beeline from objective to objective. This segment is pretty good. The stupid Silver Doll outside Oedo Castle gives me some trouble and the battle against Kashiwagi is sad, but otherwise it's pretty smooth and I get to show off a fair bit. "I don't care if we're talking Peach Mountain, Chestnut Mountain, or even a Pear Mountain, they'd better get ready because I'm gonna kick their butts!" Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon copyright 1998 Konami.

Legend of the Mystical Ninja Game Review. Review #61. Legend of the Mystical Ninja stars a Ninja named Goemon. This game is one of four Goemon games to be released in the USA. Lucky for us Nintendo added this game to the Nintendo Wii VC awhile ago. How well does this game stack up? Tune in to find out.

"bacio" tra Jigen e Goemon tratto da un film d Lupin III

lol goemon..... goemon (c) Konami

I bought myself a capture card, so I'm testing this thing out. I bet Veoh won't screw with the quality as much as YouTube does. It was a while since I had played this great game. I had to play 4 minutes before recording this. N64...good times. Good times, indeed.

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