What kind of game is “The Bell Tolls for the Frog'', which became the number one trending game right after it was announced? The gameplay that you can't tell from the title is a super masterpiece filled with parodies!I want you to play it at least once

Game Boy “The Bell Tolls for the Frog'' can now be played on the Nintendo Switch service “Family Computer & Super Famicom & Game Boy Nintendo Switch Online'' starting today, May 15th (Wednesday).

This work became #1 trending on X (formerly Twitter) as soon as the distribution start was announced, and fans were overjoyed.

On the other hand, users who have not played the game have been drawing attention, asking, “Why is it so popular?” So, the author, who loves “The Bell Tolls for the Frog,'' would like to talk a little bit about it with excitement.

◆Would you please play “The Bell Tolls for the Frog” at least once in your life?
“The Bell Tolls for the Frog” is an action RPG released for the Game Boy on September 14, 1992. Later, in 2012, it became available to play on the Virtual Console for Nintendo 3DS.

Despite the fact that the only way to play the game is on the actual console and the now discontinued 3DSVC, there are many die-hard fans. It was so hot that it instantly jumped to 1st and 3rd place in the trend.

Despite the fact that three other titles were announced at the same time, including “Super Mario Land,'' it has remained overwhelmingly popular. As I was looking at X, excited about the additions to this game, I saw many people saying, “I've heard the name, but I don't know much about it.'' It's true that you can't tell what kind of game it is just by looking at the title!

So, let me introduce you to just a few of the charms of this work. It's really a small part, so if you're even slightly interested, you should play it! absolute!

This work is an RPG that has no concept of experience points and advances by controlling the main character “Prince of the Kingdom of Sable”. Various things happen in the story, and the main character turns into a frog (!?), but there are plenty of parodies in the story and in the conversations of NPCs as they wait.

It includes so much that even if you play it now, you'll have a hard time remembering or figuring out what the story is about.

I think things like “Kazan All Stars'' and “Wine Ichiban Shibori'' are still relevant today. To begin with, the title itself is a parody of the novel “For Whom the Bell Tolls''…

As a result, a number of players are becoming obsessed with the elements, which can be anything but possible. Since it's a Game Boy, it takes around 10 hours to watch, and once you watch it, you'll be able to enjoy a rich story that you'll never forget.It's a game that's full of charm, both in terms of gameplay, gameplay, and characters.

◆A masterpiece that is also appearing in “Paper Mario RPG” to be released next week and other works
Did you know that this game is actually the source material for the remake, Paper Mario RPG, which will be released next Thursday, May 23rd?

The original version of “Paper Mario RPG'' was released in 2004, and “For the Frog'', which was popular at the time, also secretly appeared as the original story in text. Depending on your generation, many users may have heard of it from the words “Paper Mario RPG.''

I won't go into details here as it would be a spoiler, but the title of Stage 4 of Paper Mario RPG, “The Bell Tolls for Pigs,'' is literally a parody of this work. By the way, both games are being developed by the same company, Intelligent Systems.

In addition, Prince Richard appears in “The Legend of Zelda: Dreaming Island,'' and Prince Sable appears as an assist figure in “Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U'' and “SPECIAL.'' If you're a Nintendo fan, you've probably heard of “The Bell Tolls for the Frog,'' so why not take this opportunity to play it to find out the original story?