This is a great parody to Battletoads. Very funny, and it asks the same question I've asked each time I played Battletoads - why the hell didn't they just BEAT THE SHIT out of the witch chick in the first place?

I'll be keeping an eye open for your stuff, this is the second or third thing I've watched today that made me laugh enough to scare my cat.

You have officially scared me away from Nyan Cat. Permanently.

Amazing, but TOUGH

This game had me thinking quite a bit before I got everything straight, like having to move blocks and place them QUICKLY so the others wouldn't lose their balance. I think this was a great idea for a good puzzle game, somewhat similar to a reverse-Jenga game with odd-shaped blocks. Definitely loving this one.

Good game, though a major headache

Loved the game, and the user-created content challenge is an awesome addition. My only problem is that the user-created content is, so far as I've seen, either a challenge to people with an IQ of 25 or a worse headache than the original game!

This song reminds me very easily of games like Gargoyle's Quest on the GameBoy and the NES, like a town theme in the ghoul realm or something. Nice bit of nostalgia there.

I appreciate the flow that this song has, by that I mean that it easily moves from one section of the song to another without any form of noticeable break. It works well musically too, the only thing I don't think quite matches up is the idea of a JRPG - this I think would fit much better with an American-style game, such as Halo or the Bionic Commando XBOX 360 game. Otherwise a very well-made piece of music, well done!

Contrary to what the tag says this song is not the BGM for the intro stage, rather it plays before the title screen appears.

Still a good remastering, though.