Sunday, June 15, 2025
The Mafat Conspiracy (1990)
This is a review of another video game, specifically a sequel to one I reviewed.
As I enjoyed Top Secret Episode, I was excited when I heard of another Golgo 13 game for the original NES. Like its predecessor, this game is intricate for its time and requires the player to go through mazes and the like. The intermission scenes are also similar and, yes, include one love scene. I always thought it was a pity that there have been no further Golgo 13 games issued for Nintendo or any other systems since then.
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