Wonder Dog: A forgotten gem!

[jmet]

One of the best and most over looked games on the Sega-CD and 16 bit era imo. Fantastic art style and graphics, wonderful music and tight control. It was truly one of a kind.



What does everyone else think about this great gem of a game?

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[j_factor]

Yet another well-designed, fun game by Core. They were really the bee's knees back then.

[Melf]

Hell yes, this game is sooooo underrated. Wonderful little platformer that needs more respect!

[David J.]

I think I can download the ISO somewhere. I think I might..

[David J.]

I just played it and it's a decent game, nothing too stellar, but it's got that 'ol Amiga charm.

[Samudra]

European platformers just don't do it for me. I feel disappointed even with the Euro platformers that are well spoken of.

Now that I see so much liking for this game I'll try it out again. Maybe I can see it from another angle now.

[jmet]

I just played it and it's a decent game, nothing too stellar, but it's got that 'ol Amiga charm.

How far along did you play the game?

[David J.]

Like the second act. It's not a horriable game, just not the end all to be all platformer.

[jmet]

Try it for a couple more level's. :)

[Alvatron]

I thought the sound effects were great. Especially the Homer Simpson "Doh!" sound effect the bulldogs in Act Two made when they were damaged. Hillarious!

[Joe Redifer]

It was kind of neat, but the controls and gameplay were really funky. Definitely very Euro, which means "not refined". I liked the music but the recording quality was very low, like that of a cassette tape instead of a CD. Reminds me of James Pond, except that I actually own this game.

[Alvatron]

Yeah, its a run of the mill platformer, but I still thought the cows moooing in the background of level one was funny. Great sound effects throughout.