Sega Ages Ichidant-R gives people everywhere a chance to finally play through its WarioWare-like experiences either alone or with up to four friends.
"It's been a while since my previous Sega Ages round-up so here are 4 new titles. This time, each game offers top-notch retro fun!" - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Ichidant-R is an odd game and is something that most gamers have probably never heard of, the good news is its been released on the Switch as part of the Sega Ages collection from M2. Is there enough in this quirky puzzle game to keep newcomers interested? The Gamers Lounge is going to wade through the options and see whats all there.
In most instances, a retro re-release project is about capitalizing on nostalgia. It's about letting players revisit old favorites on new platforms, and the comfort of the known being preserved for future play. And Sega's no stranger to that, both with this Sega Ages series and its compilation efforts in general. At least for those of us in the West, though, Sega Ages Ichidant-R is different. It's an unknown artifact delivered to an audience to let them learn more, and it's exactly the sort of effort that fans of Japanese games should applaud.
I just wish they would release CD, Saturn or Dreamcast games on the Sega Ages releases.
