the Australian Virtual Console has been updated. This week, Nintendo have concluded the third Hanabi Festival by releasing the SNES game DoReMi Fantasy: Milon’s DokiDoki Adventure, the NES game Spelunker, and the TurboGrafx titles Chase H.Q. and Ys Book I & II.
Released in 1996, DoReMi Fantasy: Milon’s DokiDoki Adventure is a sequel to Milon’s Secret Castle and was never released outside Japan. The game starts out by introducing players to the village of Piccolo. One day, a fairy named Aeris arrives to alert the villagers that all sound and music has disappeared from the forest. Before she can tell more however, the demon Amon suddenly appears and kidnaps her. Players must now assume the role of Milon, Aeris’ friend, and restore peace to his homeland. During your quest you have to utilise Milon’s bubble shooter to attack enemies, as well as fight bosses and recover five legendary instruments and stars. DoReMi Fantasy: Milon’s DokiDoki Adventure will set you back 900 points.
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