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J is not supposed to be a difficult letter

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So I have most of my remaining letters accounted for. I can't decide between my two Q options... it depends on whether or not I have time to go back and replay Quackshot, which I have always wanted to review. If not, I'll go with Quartet, which I've just put a bunch of time into, so the experience (lame as it is) is still fresh.

J, X, and Y remain. Jotun doesn't really interest me, I've had too many stops and starts with Ys Books I & II, and it turns out that I hate Xexyz.

If anyone has any ideas, shoot.

#: 1943 KAI
A: ASTRO VIKING
E: ELEMENTAL MASTER
J: ?
N: NOGALIOUS
Q: QUACKSHOT
R: RETRO GAME CRUNCH
X: ?
Y: ?

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EmP Staff Aug 13, 2018

Jotun is the best game you'll never play.

Masters Blogger Aug 13, 2018

I'll maybe give it a shot tonight after delving deeper into Nogalious. It does look pretty. The problem with games that hang their hat on their singular aesthetic style is that you might not play them if you find that art style off-putting.

JoeTheDestroyer Staff Aug 13, 2018

There's always Joust. I keep that one as a reserve, but I'm reluctant to play it these days.

sashanan Aug 17, 2018

There's always Jungle Hunt on a variety of old systems you might emulate for the good cause.

Masters Blogger Aug 17, 2018

I haven’t played either of those; thanks for the suggestions!

retro Nov 6, 2018

Jr. Pac-Man, Jungle Book, or Jungle Strike could be good too.

Masters Blogger Nov 6, 2018

You're late! I went with Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu. Thanks, though.

retro Nov 7, 2018

Better late than never. More J ideas for next time around then!

Masters Blogger Nov 7, 2018

True. Jungle Book is an interesting choice.