At the end of my post about the Don Doko Don Famicom instruction manual , I mentioned that the manual you see here makes its predecessor ...

Don Doko Don is one of those old games that avoided pinging my radar for a lot longer than it should've done. Granted, this series ha...

NEC's PC Engine was and is beloved around the world for a lot of reasons, including the console's small footprint, its credit card-s...

To those of you who are a bit confused as to why I'm devoting a "Second Chances" post to a game I've previously--and frequ...

You may have noticed--you know, by reading this recent post , as well as this one and this one --that I'm on a bit of a Taito kick as ...

The designers and artists at Taito really hit it out of the park when they produced instruction manuals for the PC Engine. A couple of cases...

You may be wondering what prompted me to write this post. Strangely enough, it came to mind while I was playing the Game Gear port of Namco...

Actually, this game is more of a Don Doko Don clone than a  Bubble Bobble or Fairyland Story clone, but I'm sure most of you understa...

Over the years, a lot of games--such as  Chip Chan Kick! , Don Doko Don , Parasol Stars ,  Rod Land   and Snow Bros. --have been called ...

... Taito's PC Engine port of  Don Doko Don . To those of you who've never played this game, it's a single-screen platformer i...