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Shin Onigashima (Part One)

Second hand. Front of box sun faded. Slight discolouration on side of box with Sellotape remnants on the front of the box. Couple of slight box impressions. Tiny impression at the top of the manual.

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$16.49 $21.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

A game comparable to a Hiroshige picture and not just in the way the characters are written on scrolls. Some of the finest game music which hasn’t aged in the way true classic shouldn’t. Text fills in the story with this being from the era of the Famicom Disk System but the graphical representation is still stylish and on a par with the fine tunes. Draws on Japanese mythology to create a game worthy of being one of the classics.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia C. ★★★★★

The music really sets the mood for this adventure — it’s stuck in my head days later. The scroll-style text presentation is a cool touch that fits the whole Hiroshige vibe perfectly.

Evelyn Y. ★★★★★

The way the text scrolls across the screen like a painted scroll really pulls you into the atmosphere, and the art style feels like a living ukiyo-e print. The music hasn't aged a day, either—it's genuinely beautiful.

Brian ★★★★★

The soundtrack alone is worth the price—those melodies feel like they’ve been floating around for centuries. The scroll-style text and painted backdrops make every scene look like a living ukiyo-e print, and I kept pausing just to soak it in.