>>11821795
It was Treasure games like Tiny Toon Adventures: Scary Dreams, Astro Boy: Omega Factor, and Gunstar Super Heroes that got me to get a Gamecube with the Gameboy Player bundle when I quit videogames. Standouts like the Metroid and Castlevania games were pretty top tier to me, but I'd have to give it to Ninja Five-O since it hearkens back those classic ninja games I loved from Ninja Gaiden to Revenge of Shinobi. Something so simple as finding the keys to open the doors as fast as possible just astounds me it hasn't been done earlier this well.