50代のおじさんが絶対やったファミコンソフトPart11～Part20一気見

#Famicom #RetroGames #GameplayCommentary If you're in your 20s, just seeing the titles will bring back vivid memories of that era! We've compiled Parts 11 through 20 of the highly popular "Famicom Games That a 50-Something Guy Absolutely Played" series into a "binge-watching long video" perfect for background music or while working! The excitement of those days when we gathered at a friend's house after school, the notebooks we frantically jotted down cheat codes in, the days we blew on the cartridge connectors... We've packed in the charm of these masterpieces that spanned from the Showa to the Heisei era. This time, we've covered 10 legendary titles that defined an era, from action games to RPGs! [List of Included Titles] Part 11: Spartan X (An exhilarating 1-on-many action game published by Nintendo and developed by Irem!) Part 12: Ice Climber (Cooperative play quickly turns into a fight to the death!?) Part 13: Excitebike (Memories of creating your own courses in design mode) Part 14: Super Mario Bros. (The struggle for POW blocks and the thrill of being pushed up from below) Part 15: The Goonies (The joy of searching for hidden items and the iconic background music) Part 16: Adventure Island (The thrill of 16 rapid-fire shots! The harshness of starving to death if you miss eating fruit) Part 17: Dragon Quest II Gods of Evil Spirits (The Terror of the Resurrection Spell and the Despair of Rondarkia) Part 18: Super Mario Bros. (An immortal masterpiece that rewrote the history of the Famicom) Part 19: The Tower of Druaga (The conditions for the appearance of treasure chests that were impossible without hints) Part 20: Dragon Quest (This is where it all began, the origin of the national RPG) This is for everyone, from the older generation who played these games in real time back then, to younger generations who want to learn about the history of retro games! Please share your "most memorable game" and "secret trick episodes from back then" in the comments section! [Voice Used] VOICEVOX: Ryusei Aoyama