One standout memory of that game for me is when you complete a level. The presentation reminds me of older games--very Air Zonk. I loved when there would be some type of fanfare for completing a level. Great game, and full of cute little unnecessary touches. The rumble is a little unnecessary, but a cool touch all the same. Too bad the cartrdige color is doo-doo brown, but that's a small gripe.

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Posted by Jeurja on July 14, 2008 at 01:04:22 EST in reply to Why did I wait so long to play the copy of Drill Dozer I got for Christmas? This game is fantastic. It's a perfect example of that SNES2 style game that made me love the GBA so much. Either that, or I love all games about Drilling. I'm not sure which. (n/t) from PopaSmear.

One standout memory of that game for me is when you complete a level. The presentation reminds me of older games--very Air Zonk. I loved when there would be some type of fanfare for completing a level. Great game, and full of cute little unnecessary touches. The rumble is a little unnecessary, but a cool touch all the same. Too bad the cartrdige color is doo-doo brown, but that's a small gripe.

n/t

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it's dirt brown, not doo-doo! actually I sort of feel those other touches are necessary, just people haven't been doing them. I think that's what makes a real, vibrant game world. I should pick it up again, for some reason I stopped playing at some point.

(exodus)

(01:31:10 07/14/08 EST)

Yeah, I should pick it up again, too. I played a few levels and got sidetracked on some other game. No, not DQMJ. Heh.

(NeoGutsman)

(01:37:50 07/14/08 EST)

Yeah, like Jumping Flash. The jingle! And cheering!

(substance J)

(04:33:30 07/14/08 EST)

bacon and eggs on a volcano!

(twelvestep)

(12:10:22 07/14/08 EST)

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