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Ronde

Second hand. 2 Disks. Complete with spine and registration cards.

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$14.79 $19.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

The game’s story involves the pursuit of a demon who has kidnapped one of the team’s younger brothers. The team includes bespectacled Westerner Charlie Watts whose dodgy attempts at communication in Japanese far exceed the Genki team’s best efforts!

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva B. ★★★★★

Charlie Watts’ broken Japanese attempts are so awkward they actually add charm to the team’s dynamic, and the demon-kidnapping setup hooked me right away. The sprite art during the chase sequences is surprisingly detailed for a Saturn title.

Edward N. ★★★★★

Charlie Watts' broken attempts at communicating in Japanese cracked me up every single time, and the frantic search for the kidnapped kid brother kept things moving at a perfect pace. The Saturn version runs smooth as butter with no noticeable slowdown during the cutscenes, which is more than I can

Eli ★★★★★

The chase-the-demon plot hooked me right away, and Charlie Watts’s broken attempts at communication actually made me laugh out loud more than once. It’s a solid Saturn gem that keeps you guessing till the end.