Ganbare! Daiku No Gen-San yɛ saa SNES platformers a ɛyɛ nwonwa na ɛyɛ fɛ a wɔanyɛ no da wɔ Japan akyi no mu biako —a ɛyɛ aniwu, efisɛ hama a wɔde twitwiw wɔn ho wɔ tumi nnwinnade a ɛwɔ nkate mu no nsɛe da. Wobɔ sɛ gen, saa duadwumfo a ɔyɛ adwuma boro so yi a ɔbɔ ne ho hyia wɔ mmeae a wɔresi adan, ɔbubu robɔt na osiesie abɔnten so akwan a abubu wɔ mfinimfini. Controls no gye sekan biako na woabɔ (dɛn nti na crouching te nka sɛ ɛyɛ den saa?), nanso sɛ wunya nya rhythm of hammer swing ne weird little mid-air stalls a, ɛyɛ oddly abotɔyam.

Pixel art no nipasu ahyɛ mu ma —atamfo no te sɛ nea woguan fii Kwasida anɔpa mfoninitwa mu, ne nyinaa yɛ googly aniwa ne akwaa a ɛwosow. Na nnwom no nso ɛ? Pure 16-bit cheer, te sɛ obi remixed a hardware store jingle. Ebinom a platforming's brutal (saa conveyor belt level da so ara haw me), nanso ɛyɛ agoru a woserew bere a wowu efisɛ rogue nail tuo at at wo fi off-screen. Sɛ wotutu action-platformers a wontumi nhu no yiye a nkwaseasɛm a ɛyɛ nkwaseasɛm wom a, eyi fata sɛ wɔde mfutuma gu so.