Wagan Land NES Music Song and game Soundtrack OST Музыка и саундтреки из игры Wagyan Land Music на NES Dendy Nintendo High Quality Music Wagan Land (ワギャンランド Wagyanrando?) is a platform game series released produced by Namco (now Namco Bandai Games) that has been sold exclusively in Japan. The seven initial games in the series were released for the Family Computer, Game Gear, and Super Famicom from 1989 throughout 1994. Some of the games were re-released in later years for mobile phones and on the Wii Virtual Console. An eighth installment for the Nintendo DS was released in 2009. The series stars Wagan, a mysterious creature resembling a green mechanical dinosaur who must protect his homeland of Wagan Land from the mad scientist Dr. Devil. The games features standard side-scrolling stages where the player must reach the goal, as well as boss encounter where the player must compete in a mini-game such as concentration and shiritori. The character of Wagan was previously introduced by Namco in a 1987 amusement game for the arcades. Overview of the series The player character, Wagan, has the ability to temporarily stun his enemies with sound waves shaped like the noises "Wah" (ワッ?) and "Gah" (ギャー Gyā?). Enemies cannot be destroyed with Wagan's sound waves, but the player can stand over one while it's stunned. When the player picks up a Waganizer (ワギャナイザー Wagyanaizā?), the sound effects shot by Wagan will become bigger with each increment, allowing the player to stun enemies for longer periods. When a four Waganizers are collected, Wagan will become invincible for a limited period, increasing his walking speed and allowing him to defeat enemies by touching them. However, Wagan will revert to his initial sound effect attack once the invincibility effect wears off. Moreover, in most of the games the player will have access to exclusive power-ups for the final stage, such as a "Super Waganizer" that actually destroys enemies, a Wagacopter that allows Wagan to fly, and an amulet that allows the player to cancel one of the final matches with Dr. Devil, among other items. There is no energy gauge in any of the games and if the player touches an enemy or falls into a trap, then they'll lose a single life. However, since Wagan's jumping ability is height and the stage designs are not overly complex, the games in the series are not very difficult. The series was popular with not only young males players, who were main demographic, but also female players as well. The series was never released internationally due to the difficulty of localizing the shiritori mini-game to non-Japanese players, which involves chaining Japanese words. Despite being a mini-game, the shiritori matches are an integral part of the series' gameplay and were too important to simply remove. Wagan Land The first installment of the series. It was originally released for the Family Computer on February 9, 1989, and then ported to the Game Gear on July 26, 1991. The Famicom version was re-released on the Virtual Console on September 2008 for the Wii and on May 7, 2014 for the Wii U. The objective of the game is to reach the end of each action scene by making the best use of Wagan's sound wave attacks and jumping ability. The player must confront a boss at the end of certain stages, but instead of actually fighting the boss in battle, the player is challenged to a mini-game where they must score more points than their opponent. The graphics in this installment featured simple backgrounds with bright colors. The boss theme that was later used in Wagan Land 2 and Super Wagan Land was first used in this installment for the shiritori and concentration mini-games. The Game Gear version of the Wagan Land is different from the Famicom version and the plot involves Wagan Land being attacked by Dr. Devil once again. In order to avoid the afterimage effect that was caused by playing action games on an LCD game at the time of the game's release, some of the stages were redesigned and others were replaced. New power-up items for the action scenes were also added that were previously introduced in Wagan Land 2 (which was released prior to the Game Gear version), as well as an hourglass that stops time during the mini-game segments. The Game Gear version lacks the ability of allowing the player to slowly descend into the ground by pressing the jump button while in mid-air, a features that has been included in the other games of the series. YouTube Partner Program - http://bit.ly/YouPartnerWSPJoin Подключение к партнерской программе YouTube - http://bit.ly/YouPartnerWSPJoin