Original Air Date： September 13th 2008 (Revised Today!) This is the sample of the first two levels of the strange Japan-only Genesis game Dahna Megami Tanjou (originally only one but now revised at HQ with two on hard difficulty)． It’s violent to a degree and it’s not particularly great but it needed a video anyway． As Dahna you can hack and slash your way through several levels and cast magic to defeat enemies or protect you from harm． You can increase your maximum health by grabbing health pick-ups when you’re at full health (almost impossible btw) as well as by increasing you score at certain intervals (these are the only ways to replenish lost health)． The game has some variety in its soundtrack as well as in the gameplay and level designs but not to great effect． You can ride an Ogre at two points in the game (where he is incredibly short-lived both times) ride a horse a little while on stage two and fly on a Griffon in a side-scroller shooter fashion as well． The game is noted for being difficult and somewhat rare． Enjoy．
Dahna Megami Tanjou IGS Sega Genesis
Original Air Date： September 13th 2008 (Revised Today!) This is the sample of the first two levels of the strange Japan-only Genesis game Dahna Megami Tanjou (originally only one but now revised at HQ with two on hard difficulty)． It’s violent to a degree and it’s not particularly great but it needed a video anyway． As Dahna you can hack and slash your way through several levels and cast magic to defeat enemies or protect you from harm． You can increase your maximum health buy grabbing health pick-ups when you’re at full health (almost impossible btw) as well as by increasing you score at certain intervals (these are the only ways to replenish lost health)． The game has some variety in its soundtrack as well as in the gameplay and level designs but not to great effect． You can ride an Ogre at two points in the game (where he is incredibly short-lived both times) ride a horse a little while on stage two and fly on a Griffon in a side-scroller shooter fashion as well． The game is noted for being difficult and somewhat rare． Enjoy．
Dahna Megami Tanjou IGS Sega Genesis
Original Air Date： December 9th 2008 I’ll copy and paste an old review of mine (which may or may not need proofreading)： I’m not too keen on sports games but this one is a bit unusual． It just so happens to be golf with an anime story! You are Yui Mizuhara (Code Name： Black Fire) a sixteen year old ’Battle Golfer’ who must go against the odds and eventually play against Professor ’G’． Professor G is the leader behind ’Dark Hazard’ and you will encounter others such as Kaoru Hagata ’D’ Bot Kitako and Ran Ryuuzaki (Yui’s rival)． Yui will also meet a clone of herself though the clone’s measurements are wrong and the clone has bigger breasts! I found that to be pretty hilarious and a bit unexpected so it’s pretty cool． In the adventure mode you will play several rounds of golf． Along the way you can watch the basic plot unfold and win the tournament． While the game is a golf game it also plays out like an early mystery game and you must talk to the various people in the area to unravel clues and other such things． From my understanding there is a good and bad ending and you must make several decisions during the course of adventure mode． The graphics are pretty decent for early 1991．．．as far as golf is concerned． Water moves lava bubbles clouds float by．．．all that good stuff． There are also a couple of neat anime scenes (D． Bot is kinda funny) to look at so that certainly helps move things along． The music is fair． It’s not bad but it could have been better b．．．／b
Battle Golfer Yui バトルゴルファ—唯 Sega Genesis Mega Drive
