Goof Troop is Capcom's Forgotten SNES Classic

[@charlessperling6217]

Howdy Gentlemen. I don't normally post comments on KZbin, but I wanted to let you both know this series is a weekly highlight for me. I look forward to them posting every Friday, and I wanted to thank you both for your tireless efforts in providing this retro edutainment each week.

[@turkeyman888]

Jolly good show.

[@pharmcat8484]

I’m watching while I eat right now.

[@H0lyMoley]

I post way too many comments on KZbin. And I concur wholeheartedly!

[@kirswords8587]

Yeah this show is so dope.

[@NarrativeImperative]

Goof Troop is a true gem! Used to play that all the time with my brother and when we would get stuck on a puzzle, we'd ask our mom to help. She loved it because her being able to help us with something on a video game was rare. Pausing the game and trying to use my finger to draw imaginary lines for where blocks would go when kicked is a lovely memory. Also I absolutely bought EVO for MAYBE 35 dollars several years ago. Insane how much the price has gone up!

[@DinobotTM2]

Jared absolutely needs to play Shining Force. And also Phantasy Star. Sega had some pretty cool rpgs. Also Beyond Oasis is a strong one toom

[@jamesball5274]

I second this, Shining Force 2 was my favorite strategy game until FF Tactics came out. The Shining Force games hold up well to this day.... Until Neo that is.

[@davegibbs1172]

Shining force remade for GBA is probably a good shout. The originals are fine, as is Shining force CD

[@Aranesque]

100% agree! I'm sure he'll enjoy it, specially Shining Force 1&2 :D

[@Kaldin0203]

In all honesty, og Shining Force aged extremely badly. The GBA version should be the go to there. And even that aged worse than Shining Force 2, which still perfectly holds up today in my honest opinion. Jared should TOTALLY go for that.

[@natecw4164]

I didn't touch SF until last year. Good freaking god. I have zero nostalgia goggles when I say that. Especially the 2nd one, blew me away for an old school RPG

[@theblackomen]

Tonal shifts in songs, Bombing Mission (opening theme) from Final Fantasy VII. The shift from orchestral peak as it shines the title and the entirety of Midgar then the quick drop into the introduction of Avalanche and Cloud is *chef kiss* even if it's not Final Fantasy VI.

[@ArandZyrus]

In response to Dylan's question. Octopath Traveler and it's sequel do that for every boss battle. Seriously, those games have excellent music. Also still can't stop hearing "I'm your host, Jared, and this is HARD NEWS."

[@psirensongs]

Dylan, the Blockade level in Jurassic Park Part 2 has exactly the kind of music you're asking about! It starts off as this very dark, broody piece, and then absolutely kicks into high gear around the 55 second mark. One of my favourite musical tracks/scores in the entire SNES library. As for the game, it's an okay (but hard-as-nails) run and gun title, best enjoyed with its only cheat code, infinite continues, and a second player. The music in that game is some of the absolute best of its kind on the SNES, composed by Dean Evans. I bought JP2 the first time I saw it for sale in a store because I accidentally stumbled onto the soundtrack on KZbin like 10-ish years ago and was blown away. It's one of the only games I can recall not named Super Turrican (1 or 2) to have Dolby 5.1 support. I'd kill to hear this game on a Dolby stereo setup (and Super Turrican, for that matter).

[@HawkleyFox]

In terms of music with tonal shifts, Shining Force has a track that absolutely qualifies. The track known by fans as the "circus battle theme" has not just one, but two strong shifts from a tense chorus. Kinda short, but it slaps super hard. And I might as well also mention the boss theme from Secret of Mana. If you can last against a most daunting foe for a minute, the music shifts to make you feel like the beast no longer stands a chance. Good stuff!

[@bes03c]

Shining Force is 100% worth playing. I played through it last month and got hooked on it. The gameplay loop is super addictive. It also has no grinding. If you fail a mission, you can repeat it while keeping your past experience.

[@Snake4985]

It's important to mention that Shining in the Darkness, Shining Force and Shining Force II are also available on Steam

[@01100101011100100111]

Shining Force 2 was actually my first RPG game ever. I was so young and the concept of controlling multiple units on a field was so new that I couldn't get past the first battle. It stuck in my mind, though, and years later I returned to it and beat the whole thing, falling in love with the series and tracking down Shining Force 1 and Shining in the Darkness as well. I love that series. I still need to play Shining Force 3 and Shining Force CD.

[@Viceroy_Sundercles_III]

You should absolutely play CD and all three parts of III! They’re great!

[@yokoelfvganime8112]

This Goof Troop game is legendary in Brazil. Every kid born in the 90s played it.

[@The_Nametag]

Shining in the Darkness, Shining Force, and Shining Force II are also part of the "SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis Classics", available on Steam, Switch, OS3 and Xbox One. Also, E.V.O.: Search of Eden is one of my favorite games on the SNES. Shame I never owned it, but I rented it so many times that I should have. It's just a lot of fun playing with all the various combos, especially the special ones that give you the secret forms.

[@Garrth415]

Goof Troop is still one of my favorite SNES games and the only video game my mom has ever beaten. The OST is full of bangers, the puzzles were perfectly balanced for kids and as simple as the mechanics were they managed to do a neat amount of variety with bosses. Hoping we get a duck tales style remake for the game someday.

[@pharmcat8484]

Yes please

[@nugboy420]

EVO was an awesome premise. Never made it too far out of the water but I loved evolving my guy.

[@y2a1979]

I've beaten it, but it definitely has several difficulty spikes. That said, most of those have tricks you can use to manipulate the enemies(usually a boss) into a pattern to make things easier. One of my favorite SNES games.

[@ChibiKami]

worth a replay. And EVO's predecessor, EVO Theory of Evolution, has been fully translated into English (if you play it, read the manual (also translated) first for some excellent worldbuilding)

[@nugboy420]

@@ChibiKami holy cow I’m intrigued

[@propheinx2250]

Toho needs to make a Godzilla soul-sequel to EVO. I need a game where you evolve your kaiju from a minor threat to humanity into the dominant alpha lifeform of the planet.

[@dreamawake2670]

I REMEMBER being impressed by it. What was the pc game where you could fo something similar?

[@riemaennchen]

I am pretty sure I have watched every Goof Troop episode atleast 20 times as a kid. This and Darkwing Duck ran in endless loop here.

[@Tailstraw_xD]

I'm still impressed that the theme song writers for Darkwing Duck made a rhyme for "D.W."

[@cinnamondan4984]

My friends and I discovered Shinning Force by playing it on the Sega Smash Pack in about 2001. We loved it. To me my nostalgia for it will always be connected to a Dreamcast controller

[@jasonblalock4429]

MUSHA on Genesis had a number of moments like Dylan was talking about, because the music is (sometimes) composed directly to the onscreen action, like a movie. Particularly a great moment in Level 5 where a miniboss shows up and the music segues organically straight into a boss theme. Not to mention that it's one of the all-time great Genesis soundtracks anyway.

[@MCastleberry1980]

Shining Force was one of those games I coveted as a SNES owner, despite the abundance of great RPGs I had access to

[@LanEXHikari]

Thanks for including Camelot's origin to Shining Force segment. One of the best RPG companies which doesn't get enough praise. Also, I hope you keep on doing a great job for years until we reach Golden Sun's launch ✌🏼

[@akiraokami]

I've never forgotten Goof Troop, I used to love playing that with my father. Really want to re-play it again now that I'm old enough to actually understand what I'm doing, but while my father still play games he just doesn't isn't into these type of games any more.

[@stax6092]

Dylan, your transitions are still amazing. Keep it up dude. I feel like EVO was too ambitious for it's time. I think if it was redone to add all the things that would be cool with less grinding it would be able to be awesome now.

[@radiopools]

In this house, we love and appreciate EDITOR DYLAN.

[@SteveBrandon]

For tonal shifts in music, the one that sticks in my mind is during the "New York Disaster: stage of Hydro Thunder. For most of the stage, it's sort of epic, slightly ominous, background music but, once you're nearing the end of the subway tunnels towards the end of the level, it briefly slips to a sad piano soundalike version of "New York, New York" for a couple of bars. It's slightly different from "New York, New York" for obvious copyright reasons but you can easily tell what the soundalike is supposed to be if you know what "New York, New York" sounds like.

[@jdrudeify]

When I was a kid and rented games like every weekend, I remember one friday we went into the rental store and found out we could do a 2-for-1 deal. I excitedly picked out Sonic 3 and then I saw this game that kinda looked okay called Shining Force. I ended up spending most of the weekend ignoring Sonic for Shining Force and it became one of my favorite games of all time.

[@Thatguy2-502]

I remember the first time I found out about E.V.O. was actually through a book of cheat codes I actually found in the library of all things. It got me really interested in the game, but even then, it was really obscure and none of the rental places ever had it. It wasn't until after 2010 that I finally got to play it. I enjoyed it for what it was and still go back to run through it every so often.

[@meapickle]

I get the feeling that thanks to yourself, the buikd up would never have been worth it

[@Thatguy2-502]

@@meapickle The build up was more of a "Hey, it's a dinosaur game." and not too much more. I was just a nerd that was into that.

[@propheinx2250]

You poor bastard. My local game rental had it. I didn't realize I was so lucky to be able to rent it.

[@lukegto]

Furi is a good example of a game with tons of tonal shirts as the battles proceed. Each boss fight can have 6-7 lol

[@moogs5992]

Editor Dylan really adds so much to this show

[@prince_nocturne]

YES! God, I love Shining Force, and especially the sequel, Shining Force 2. Between that, Phantasy Star 4, and good ol' Sonic 2 and 3, they solidified my love of video games as a kid that I still have to this day. I still love to go back and replay Shining Force 2 all the time.

[@Elastas]

My mom and I would play this game all the time together when I was a kid. It was truly the one game we played through to the end messing with each other along the way. It was initially why I got into Game Grumps when I saw it on KZbin all the way back when they started. It always makes me smile to see anyone enjoying it and Ill always give a video a watch if not to just relive it through someone else's eyes.

[@bluelfsuma]

Thank you for not spoiling Earthbound. I've actually been playing it, for the first time, recently. Pretty good game. I like all the meme songs.

[@EsperHubb]

I would listen to the Editor talk about anything at this point, he's a cool guy. Also do play Shining Force, if anything play the 2nd one.

[@mavericktitan7874]

Man, I loved E.V.O. Such a beautifully brilliant premise for a game that 'almost' lived up to it's own promises. Evolution-based Customization just doesn't see enough use as a core game mechanic in my opinion. Oh well... Anyway, I recommend playing with save-states to minimize grind when you inevitably realize you need to rework your entire build.

[@ReikuYin]

Can I say that I've really been enjoying the extra effort being put in recently with the editing and sound mixing? Hearing themes blended into the opening song of your own show has been a treat. Good Troop was a game I played a whole bunch. The OST still pops into my head at times. Shinning Force and 2 were my jam. Love em to death. EVO.... What a hard game...

[@MySnakeisSolidus]

Shining Force 2 is such a gem

[@gameboyjsa]

I was just explaining evo to my friends last week, they were asking what games enix made as they had no clue square and enix were once separate entities.

[@silverlight6074]

Every time I see E.V.O. show up, it reminds me of a really strange Gamecube game that I only remember playing once (because, as these stories always go, it belonged to a friend, and they later traded or sold it). A game with a world full of polygonal animals eating each other and evolving to survive. Cubivore was a really weird game, and the most I remember from it was dying when a bigger cube monster just started tearing off my weird legs. It forever reminds me that the Gamecube era of Nintendo went wild with many of its concepts

[@xGrundisx]

This accompanies my lunch every Friday! Look forward to it each week

[@ShanetheFreestyler]

You forgot to mention that Goof Troop is something of a spiritual sequel to Pirate Ship Higemaru, an earlier Capcom arcade game that saw a sequel on Famicom as "Higemaru Makaijima: Nanatsu no Shima Daibouken" which almost saw an English release as "Makai Island". I'm not sure if Goof Troop was actually _meant_ to be a Higemaru sequel, but that does explain the seemingly out-of-place pirate theme.

[@witecatj6007]

Shining Force is a classic. It has a lot of charm with fun characters and cool battles. This was my first taste of the TRPG genre and it is amazing how this genre would grow in the coming years with Ogre Battle and later Final Fantasy Tactics.

[@yuin3320]

I was never into strategy games, _especially_ as a kid, but let me tell you, Shining Force was just magical. Maybe it doesnt live up to more modern strategy games, but i can easily say it roped me in good. It probably helped that i first played it on a relative's system, where they had a file farther in with much bigger battles. Its been a _long_ time but i do seem to remember it starts off somewhat slow, but i have the most fond memories of the later parts of the game. HIGHLY recommend it, even for non strategy fans.

[@Thew32]

I love the town exploration of Shining Force so much! It was my first strategy rpg and I've always been disappointed that it didn't become the standard for the genre since it helps break up the battles. As for whether it's still worth playing, I'm not really impressed with it's story by modern standards but it still has solid strategy gameplay. I think 2 and especially 3 are the better games in the series.

[@gurvmlk]

It's crazy how to this day, Shining Force is still one of the very few strategy RPGs to have exploration.

[@MarshallFlores]

EVO is greatly underrated - yes it's grind heavy but it's damn unique and there's a lot of replayability. One of my most wanted SNES games. Goof Troop is a terrific co-op puzzle game. Easy to pick up and play but with a fair challenging curve. Bright graphics and great music. Another banger effort from Capcom in its 90s heyday.

[@jesternario]

Game Players magazine had a full on mini-guide on Shining Force, with artwork, bios on the characters, and suggestions on how to play the characters and when to promote them.

[@mickeym4278]

You should absolutely play shining Force. It's so deep and rich and interesting, and I'm surprised that you've never played it. I'm telling you right now, one of the most innovative things I've ever seen in a game was the giant laser on the bridge. That's all I'm going to tell you about it.

[@krauserduke1234]

This really takes me back! I had a friend growing up who owned EVO and frequently sited it as his favorite SNES game, and when he showed me the gameplay I could see why. Such a unique game, and I recall even at the time (~2005?) the game was very rare and valuable.

[@giacatnguyen9635]

This was a weird week in that I played almost everything mentioned on the show, with the flight sim being the only exception. What's even weirder is that I remember my dad getting really into Shining Force, and he didn't normally care for games.

[@rory_o]

For dynamic music changes, the x-wing and tie fighter simulation on DOS did it well. The system changed the music seamlessly and dynamically depending on what’s going on. When you’re traversing or scouting, it’s background. When you get into combat, it dynamically shifts to Star Wars battle themes. All with great chip tune renditions of the John Williams originals. When you’re in distress or the mission starts going to shit it shifts again. Absolutely excellent games overall.

[@rory_o]

And holy hell the missions _will_ go to shit frequently. These games are one part simulation and two parts puzzle on how to compete the mission.

[@Xeo7]

E.V.O. was one of my favorite games as a kid. I still have no idea how that idea hasn't been revisited. It was such a cool idea. And it was fun as hell.

[@brentbechtold7352]

You might wanna check out the PC-98 english patch if you haven't already. The combat is blow for blow Dragon Quest-y but the story and flow are very different. Granted you'll either adore or despise the dithered graphics.

[@christophersholes1377]

@@brentbechtold7352 Wow thanks for this comment. I went looking for a video on it and it looks great. E.V.O. was always a favorite of mine and I love classic RPGs.

[@chaospoet]

Shining Force is one of my favorite games ever. Yes, it's basic looking, but it has so much charm that you will not care. What I loved about it, for it's time, was I had played Military Madness on Turbografx (I still love that game to this day). I had also played Final Fantasy on NES. So a game that was like those two games combined was a gift from the gaming gods. The amount of time over the years I've sunk getting absolutely lost in Shining Force, Shining Force 2, and Shining Force CD is quite frankly obscene and I regret nothing.

[@crithitjace]

Goof Troop is the spiritual ancestor to Legend of Zelda Four Swords

[@nightsong81]

Shining Force is good, in an old-school way. Jerd should play it!

[@y2a1979]

It's been a while since I played it, but I recall Shining Force being pretty good as an early tactical RPG. I didn't play it until one of the Genesis collections on the ill-fated Dreamcast, but I remember enjoying it.

[@jlev1028]

It's funny that a G9of Troop game was released several months after the show stopped airing. You would think the company would've struck when the iron was hot.

[@lightninstriker10]

In response to Editor Dylan's question, I dunno if it counts as particularly spoiler-y, but Dragon Quest Builders 2 yanks back the curtain on it's final major new mechanic over the first game's in GRAND fashion, once your NPC friends gain the ability to build blueprints you leave out for them, and they swarm over the area like Pikmin on a mission, the music, previously somber and dire, changes to a grand, sweeping swell, indicating that everyone has once again found the strength to carry on when things are looking their bleakest... *and it's still only the first chapter of the game.* and while you still have plenty of protagonist-only things to take care of, the indication that the previously mostly-useless NPCs have now made a huge leap forward is breathtaking.

[@volo870]

Goof Troop is the best two player SNES experience for an evening.

[@GmodPlusWoW]

Speaking of Strike Eagle II and its music change, Plok! had something similar with its absolutely bonkers boss-fight music. It starts out intimidating and spooky, then ramps up at 20 seconds, but at 30 seconds Tim Follin pushes the SNES soundchip to its ABSOLUTE. FUCKING. LIMIT. It's like being hit in the head with a gold brick wrapped in lemon slices. Plok!'s boss theme goes from "the skeleton appears" to "Plok goes on a coke-fuelled rampage against Russian mobsters" in the space of 30 seconds. It makes me wonder if Carpenter Brut took pointers from the Follin Brothers at some point. Anyways, that's something for y'alls to look forward in September. Though you can get a taste early if you watch Nitro Rad's video on it, which has a brief live-action bit that matches how Brut-al that track feels.

[@Hanokaze]

Shining Force is the game that I played the most this week. I enjoyed it from start to finish. Evo's the runner up, and while I enjoyed it for what it was, the grind factor is indeed very real in it.

[@dangerousdays2052]

"I don't think we're gettin out of this cave, Max..." - Goofy probably.

[@TellYouHwaet]

Strike Eagle II is a favorite of mine. I spent many an hour playing it on my Genesis and yes, the soundtrack is fire. It makes for a good, marginally more realistic companion piece to Desert Strike.

[@breathstealer5486]

I would say ff6 dancing mad is a perfect tonal shift from grandiose to well mad composing

[@oldrpg_dude]

Shining Force is well worth playing, especially Shining Force 2! Very easy to pick up and play

[@erikrick]

I loved EVO. It's a little grindy, but as you power up the grinding becomes satisfyingly easier.

[@nickasbach4846]

I rented EVO so many times as a kid and honestly never made it that far. I was trying to remember the name of it lately and thanks to this video I now know it!

[@jonneely4706]

I love the depth you go with your research.. the old commercials you find and edit in are a supreme dose of nostalgia..and I love all your content

[@zlink88]

My friend and I spent many sleepovers besting goof troop. It was glorious when we finally beat it

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

Goof Troop the show still rocks.

[@Upthemeds]

It's obvious how much fun Dylan has with this show

[@thefilodough8066]

Not sure if this counts, but I always found Daredevil from the final mission of Ace Combat 7 to fit the battle perfectly and be among the greatest final boss/mission themes ever created. This song being perfect was so important to the development team that they delayed the game for several months just so they could compose and record it.

[@Tiavals]

Speaking as a non-console gamer, IMO Shining Force is a majestic game, definitely worth being played. Or maybe it was Shining Force 2, forgot which, a friend of mine recommended it to me and I played through it back in the 90s. Great stuff.

[@ClickityClack]

Yes you should definitely play Shining Force. I think it fits the style of games you enjoy and it really is a classic.

[@jeanesseintes3451]

Can't believe Gamepro gave the sound in Shining Force a 1.5/5, it sounds excellent for a Genesis cartridge.

[@Norrikan]

For a time Capcom and Disney was really *the** winning formula and Goof Troop is really no exception. Also, I had no idea of all this backstory to the Shining Force series. That was super interesting, thanks for this mini-deepdive. As for Dylan's question, I'd say Earthbound's _Cease to Exist_ does a hard turn about a minute in.

[@CrossKnights]

EVO is one of the most unique games I've ever played. Highly recommend checking it out.

[@bulbasaur15]

# 0001 To Dylan: I don't know if it counts, but Paper Mario Koopa Bros is a fight with a tonal shift. In fact fighting Bowser at the end is another example (I wouldn't consider Bowser as a spoiler since you're obviously going to fight him at the end)

[@DreamcastFreak]

A great game crescendo scene would be the last 2 stages of nights into dreams. The feeling it gives you when you jump, then rise up as yourself, flying with that triumphant tune playing! 🤌 then there's the boss scene!!!

[@patrickklein9328]

Yes, you absolutely should play Shining Force! It’s awesome!

[@KaijuCountry]

My man coming in strong with the deep lore this week! This week is full of keystone titles from my childhood. I still adore Shining Force and E.V.O. and would happily replay them again and again. ❤

[@pokettoboi]

Go to co-op games back then was always Turtles in time, pocky & rocky and goof troop. All for the SNES

[@timothybarron5455]

These videos ate a great way to start the weekend, keep em coming!

[@ZanzatheDivine]

Xenoblade 3's DLC, Future Redeemed has a pretty great tonal shift in the soundtrack. At least two. One's the final boss theme so I won't spoil that, but before that is Prison Island's night theme. It starts slow and cold, pretty much the same theme as the Black Mountains theme just before it, but a ways in, and you get this badass guitar part. While the DLC takes place before the main game, the vibe of the whole theme tells you that this is it, the final open area, the end of a 13-year long trilogy, and I adore it

[@charlesgriffiths4901]

What a great channel. Revisiting these times 30 years ago is something fresh I've not yet come across and won't need to look any further for similar content. Thanks dude!

[@B.J.Camire]

GamePro actually gave Goof Troop a 4.5/5 for Fun Factor according to the screenshot in this video.

[@RichterBelmont12]

I LOVE Shining Force as a kid and I still got my original copy too. Even tho I was young and didn't know much about RPGS and stuff I still had a blast and makes me love the 2nd and the 3rd game too.

[@Roy5556]

Goof Troop is still one of my all time fave co op games.

[@alanbalan3539]

While I do agree with your assessment of EVO overall, for me its one of the rare games where the scenario, the world and the ideas it explores more than make up for the weaker gameplay. Embodying this entity that journeys through deep time and incarnates during key eras is a fascinating set up. You get to see the individual struggles of life throughout history and explore a bigger picture behind the scenes through the Gaia plot. This is EXACTLY the sort of game some modern indie studio should be r̶i̶p̶p̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶o̶f̶f̶ taking inspiration from.

[@Mito383]

I can’t believe I’ve never played Shining Force. I love TRPGs

[@Viceroy_Sundercles_III]

Play them now. They’re great!

[@tonberrymasta]

You know, I had never thought about it, but the tonal shift in the music in stage 1 in Castlevania or in some last boss fights is awesome!

[@JRRALLS]

EVO was such an awesome game. I’ve replayed it at least three times over the last 30 years and I think it still holds up. Yes, it’s absolutely a grinding mechanism but it’s a fun grind and the concept of evolving is a nice feedback loop.

[@eanp.8901]

Aw man, Shining Force! You need to absolutely play 1 and 2 on your long plays!

[@tokufan22]

I enjoyed playing the Goof Troop game as a kid (even during the times that my cousin would "accidently hit me with a puzzle piece". It was ok though because I would return the favor, lol). And to Editor Dylan.......I know what you mean. I get that same feeling when I listen to the first stage of Megaman X 1 or the first stage in Sparkster for the SNES.

[@kyuubinaruto17]

Even if you don't think the gameplay holds up the music for Shining Force 1 and 2 is amazing. I have so many of the themes in a playlist that I still listen to over 20 years later. The circus battle theme for 1 and the Elven village/Mitula theme for 2 are probably the most well known, especially since the latter showed up in a semi-recent Sonic.exe fangame. (Sonic.EYX Crystal Lake zone)

[@newellbrian]

You should absolutely play Shining Force!! I first played it on a Sega Greatest Hits CD-ROM for PC, and I played the crap out of it!

[@chaosmiles07]

Gotta say, that Strike Force II music reminds me a lot of the Desert Strike title/menu music.

[@Nimzach]

SHINING FORCE!!! Hell yes, a fav game from my youth, good lord yes

[@DrunkMoblin]

For YEARS I have called Goof Troop the unsung hero of Couch Co-op.

[@LunarWingCloud]

I loved EVO Search For Eden. It was one of the earliest RPGs I ever played. Been loving this series, glad to see you and your team keeping up with it! This series is another step for game preservation by having readily available historical information on game releases

[@Equ3strianGam3r]

I've never really cared for Shining in the Darkness but, I love the 2 Shining Force games on Genesis. I've played through them multiple times over the years.

[@ViniVHSoares1993]

I love Goof Troop, i've played it a lot both single player and multiplayer

[@emajin]

Every single game that was on here were fire

[@ethanrabiller7421]

Goof troop is easily one of the best multiplayer games of all time, I've played this with my dad a ton.