Obscuriosities

Episode page: https://podcast.obskyr.io/episode-2-mon-dieu,-it’s-jumping-flash-3!/ [https://podcast.obskyr.io/episode-2-mon-dieu,-it's-jumping-flash-3!/] Jumping Flash made a splash in 1995, when it was the first 3D platformer to hit consoles. But did you know there’s a third game in the series, released only in Japan? Today’s all about the Jumping Flash series, and more specifically, the personality-packed Robbit Mon Dieu for the PlayStation 1.

Episode page: https://podcast.obskyr.io/episode-1-the-post-pok%C3%A9mon-gold-rush/ [https://podcast.obskyr.io/episode-1-the-post-pok%C3%A9mon-gold-rush/] On this inaugural episode of Obscuriosities, we talk about mon games – games inspired to ride the coattails of Pokémon’s creature-collecting craze. But of course, unlike a Digimon or a Monster Rancher… these games didn’t make it big. Today, we explore Kotobattle: Tengai no Moribito (Game Boy Color), Kanzume Monsters (Game Boy), Kanzume Monsters: Parfait (Game Boy Color), Kaseki Sōsei Reborn (Game Boy), and Kaseki Sōsei Reborn II: Monster Digger (Game Boy Color).