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 Hey, hey, yeah. So, I haven't told you guys yet on the blog, but Codename Rei has moved to good ol' Neocities! And expect Chapter 3 to come about on good ol' April Fools Day. Because why not. Anyhoo..   https://buckwheat64.neocities.org   

How is everyone? Good, good. I've got news for you all.  I've actually been focusing more on my other comic for a while now. That's why there's barely been anything to this blog. My bad. 

I know they make me mad. Surprise, reality TV makes me upset! I can tell you all about it but I'm not going to. I've got things that aren't whining about live TV to do.

For a bit of context, this was based off of a game in one of those ridiculous 200 or something in 1 plug n plays that I would play all the time and for who knows what reason this was my favorite game of the bunch. Now I actually have standards for games and this don't meet it.

 NOTICE: THIS SERIES IS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND HUMOROUS PURPOSES ONLY. IF YOU ARE UNINTERESTED IN NONSENSE HUMOR, THEN PLEASE LOG OFF AND GO READ SOME OTHER NONSENSE. THE REST OF YOU CAN GO ON AHEAD.  Helloooooooooooo and welcome back to Arcade Talk, a thing I occasionally do where I ramble about various arcade game-related things that interest me. Today's topic is reserved for the absolute bottom of the barrel when it comes to the quarter munchers. First off, Treasure Hunt. Treasure Hunt is a rather simple game, however it is quite difficult, no doubt due to shoddy coding. It's not a good game at all, the original developer "Hara Industries" seemed too focused on having this game be highly ambitious over actually any good, however Cinematronics must've liked it as they released it here in the states under the name Jack the Giantkiller. I've played both games, if you want to see me struggling with the game:   Next up, Rock Duck, from "Datel SAS" which s...