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Representing the tiny overlap in the Venn diagram of at least two niche subgenres (prehistoric jungle platformers/games with simian protagonists), Juju Densetsu (or Toki) is also a fairly pedestrian, memory-based platform/shooter. Leon, Chris Worthington, Dan and Toki-lover Michiel muse upon why this one has been condemned to apparent obscurity, despite receiving some acclaim, multiple home conversions and even a 'modern' remake.Music featured in this issue:1. Title by Yukihiko Kitahara/Yusaku Aoki2. Stage Theme 1 by Yukihiko Kitahara/Yusaku Aokiedited by Jay Taylor

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Branford Hubbard

DKC spitting: I haven't played anything past 3/dk64, but there's (Squitter?) the spider that spits webs, one of the parrot companions spits coconuts, and i think in 3 the elephant companion spits water. No spitting kongs I'm afraid

Adam

As someone who didn’t go to many arcades as a kid I really appreciate episodes like this. So many classic arcade games that I’m learning about and playing for the first time. Thanks!

Michiel Kroder

Toki remains unique in that sense. Thanks for looking into this! :)