Episode guide
GameCenter CX: Season 8
9 episodes · premiered Oct 24, 2007
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- Episode 1: Aim For 100! "The Quest For Kai" (#55) (Part 2) Oct 24, 2007 · 1h A month’s rest leaves Arino ready and willing to finish the game he had to give up; Kai No Bouken.
- Episode 2: Another Weird Western Game: "Flashback" (#56) Nov 7, 2007 · 1h It was just a few months ago when Arino defeated the French classic Another World, and now he’s ready to take on another European classic, Flashback: The Quest for Identity. Flashback…
- Episode 3: Stick and Be Stuck "Bikkuriman World" (#57) Nov 21, 2007 · 1h Arino takes on "Bikkuriman World", a port of Wonder Boy in Monster Land on the PC Engine with characters from the Bikkuriman sticker franchise featured in the game.
- Episode 4: Don't Lose to Haggleman! "Masked Ninja Hanamaru" (#58) Dec 5, 2007 · 1h "Kamen no Ninja Hanamaru" is a ninja Famicom game from Capcom. However, it was released outside Japan and heavily reworked into the NES game Yo! Noid.
- Episode 5: Leave the Shooting to Me! "Super Fantasy Zone" (#59) Dec 19, 2007 · 1h Despite his lack of skills with shooters, Arino must face the challenge of Super Fantasy Zone, SEGA's smash hit shooter series.
- Episode 6: Honk If You're Bonk! "Bonk's Adventure" (#60) Jan 16, 2008 · 1h Arino attempts to clear Bonk's Adventure. In addition a recap of Arino's live Kai no Bouken Christmas Challenge narrated by Toujima is shown.
- Episode 7: Headin' to Edo! Or Not...? Tokaido Gojusan-tsugi (#61) Jan 30, 2008 · 1h The goal of The Toukaidou Gojuusan-tsugi is to guide the fireworks maker, Kantaro through 21 extremely difficult stages. The game's difficulty may prove too much for Arino to handle, and…
- Episode 8: Who're YOU? "Kid Dracula" (#62) Feb 13, 2008 · 1h Akumajou Special: Boku Dracula-kun (Kid Dracula) is a unique Castlevania spinoff starring Alucard.
- Episode 9: Blinding Exhilaration?! "Mendel Palace" (#63) Feb 27, 2008 · 1h Satoshi Tajiri, head of Game Freak and creator of the Pokemon series idolized Namco, and in the mid-’80s he and Ken Sugimori created their own Famicom game, Quinty, and managed to sell it…