This was a technical marvel in its time, but the fact that G-MODE released this on modern systems before an actual DOJ release is just legendary.
The game itself is a certified DoDonPocho (Spanish pun where pocho means something close to "withered" in a casual manner). The fact that it manages to be so close to the actual thing is both a big achievement and a curse. It's amazing they even managed to make this a reality for phones of that era, but nowadays what's the point of even playing this when you can play the OG?
The LULZ, of course.
It's a novel and curious way to play DOJ, but most importantly, an inexpensive one, so if you're a Cave fan you might feel like playing this and have a chill time and while you're at it, throw a couple of bucks to the folks at G-MODE for their preservation efforts which are SEVERELY underrated.
The game itself is a certified DoDonPocho (Spanish pun where pocho means something close to "withered" in a casual manner). The fact that it manages to be so close to the actual thing is both a big achievement and a curse. It's amazing they even managed to make this a reality for phones of that era, but nowadays what's the point of even playing this when you can play the OG?
The LULZ, of course.
It's a novel and curious way to play DOJ, but most importantly, an inexpensive one, so if you're a Cave fan you might feel like playing this and have a chill time and while you're at it, throw a couple of bucks to the folks at G-MODE for their preservation efforts which are SEVERELY underrated.
kryst4line
1 year ago