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Take a bad Disney license, add a Flyin'Edge-like game design, poor programming, and eye-hurting graphics. You get a bad Game Gear game! Now take Tec Toy to do a half-assed port, and you get the fantastic Ariel - The Little Mermaid for the Master System, in competition right next to the Back to The Future II for the worst game of the past millenium. This awful gem being one of the most delicate SMS cartridge to obtain, this is a time where you are glad that SMS Power is gathering them for you. :)

Something better, in relation with our previous dog-petting release, "Pet Club Inu Daisuki!", here is the first and other of the serie, Neko Daisuki! for the Game Gear. Released in July 1996 (nine years ago? Already?), and this time featuring cats! Grow and manage up to three cats. This game is less elaborated than its dog counterpart, but I'm sure some people will find some enjoyement in playing around with it. Again, you'll have to decipher Japanese menus, but they are pretty straightforward and the game uses icon for its main in-game menu. Enjoy!

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Bock Site Admin Joined: 08 Jul 2001 Posts: 8652 Location: Paris, France	Segacats, and a gem Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 5:41 pm
	Take a bad Disney license, add a Flyin'Edge-like game design, poor programming, and eye-hurting graphics. You get a bad Game Gear game! Now take Tec Toy to do a half-assed port, and you get the fantastic Ariel - The Little Mermaid for the Master System, in competition right next to the Back to The Future II for the worst game of the past millenium. This awful gem being one of the most delicate SMS cartridge to obtain, this is a time where you are glad that SMS Power is gathering them for you. :) Something better, in relation with our previous dog-petting release, "Pet Club Inu Daisuki!", here is the first and other of the serie, Neko Daisuki! for the Game Gear. Released in July 1996 (nine years ago? Already?), and this time featuring cats! Grow and manage up to three cats. This game is less elaborated than its dog counterpart, but I'm sure some people will find some enjoyement in playing around with it. Again, you'll have to decipher Japanese menus, but they are pretty straightforward and the game uses icon for its main in-game menu. Enjoy!

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