Sarge wrote:I always tried to find a copy of Lolo 3, and had no luck ever seeing it in the wild. Of course, this would explain why it goes for around $50 cart-only on eBay.
Which, actually, looks downright cheap compared to some of the NES library.
MrPopo wrote:Every time I see someone mention Lolo I get its song stuck in my head for the rest of the day.
alienjesus wrote:If you think that one's expensive, check out the PAL-only Game Boy game (which is considered by many to be the best in the series).
It's theoretically a localised version of the Japanese GB Lolo game, only it had about 3x as much content, so it's not really the same at all.
Sarge wrote:alienjesus wrote:If you think that one's expensive, check out the PAL-only Game Boy game (which is considered by many to be the best in the series).
It's theoretically a localised version of the Japanese GB Lolo game, only it had about 3x as much content, so it's not really the same at all.
Oh really? Learned something new today.
Lolo no Daibouken later saw a massively enhanced European release called Adventures of Lolo. While the Japanese game has fifty puzzles in all, the European version has a whopping one hundred forty-four puzzles. Not only that, but it also has Super Game Boy support, which the Japanese version lacks. It even has a tutorial, in case you're just getting into the franchise. Furthermore, the intros, title screens, and the screens shown before and after each puzzle are mostly different between the two regions, although some have merely been switched around. The European release has the same basic story, but the manual complicates it with all kinds of utter nonsense. Lastly, there's an odd feature where the music differs depending on which direction Lolo is facing, though only in Intermediate Level.
Xeogred wrote:I never knew a third game existed!
prfsnl_gmr wrote:Markies wrote:I figured the best way to celebrate my 35th Birthday was to beat a game, so I pushed through a quick game that I was near the end of.
First...Happy Birthday! It is good having you on the forum, and I appreciate your posts.
Sarge wrote:I always tried to find a copy of Lolo 3, and had no luck ever seeing it in the wild. Of course, this would explain why it goes for around $50 cart-only on eBay.
Which, actually, looks downright cheap compared to some of the NES library.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:Xeogred wrote:I never knew a third game existed!
Go for it! Closed eBay auctions show that it sells in the $30 to $40 range, which is about how much I paid for my copy years ago. (Definitely don't go for that PAL GameBoy release though. The Japanese GB release sells for $100+, and I couldn't even find a PAL listing...)
