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Author of TangoPunk Gaming Zine - https://www.patreon.com/TangoPunk
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🔞 - I cover video games of all genres, including adult ones.
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TangoBunny @tangopunk.com · Dec 21
TangoPunk Enigmatic Game Glossary Issue 7 releases on Christmas Day!
The PDF will be available to all subscribers on Christmas, and the physical issue will get sent to all physical tier members in January.

New physical tier subscribers the previous issue as a bonus, and every past PDF is included.
TangoPunk - Enigmatic Game Glossary Issue 7 cover
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New upload! A collection of 7 behind-the-scenes videos recorded in 1999 covering eroge studios from the CD "Bishoujo Wonderland 2" included with "Bishoujo Wonderland Magazine Vol.1 (1999/6)": archive.org/details/maki...

Note that most of these videos contain NSFW 18+ content.
February 8, 2026 at 7:17 PM
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world at large. be the good kind of crazy

the kind that rubs themselves off every night and writes yaoi fanfics and can't stop thinking about vintage game shows

not the bad kind of crazy which can't stop talking about celebrities being satan cannibals from space

please I beg you
February 7, 2026 at 11:43 PM
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Cool Boarders TangoBunny!

Art by Ramiel/Pawberry
Cool Boarders TangoBunny Sketch reward artwork by Ramiel/Pawberry
February 5, 2026 at 8:41 PM
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Now that Cool Boarders is available via Hamster's Arcade Archives spinoff, Console Archives, here's what I wrote about it in TangoPunk Year of the Bunny Issue 7!

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February 5, 2026 at 8:39 PM
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Now that the original Bomberman is available in the Super Bomberman Collection by Konami, here's what I wrote about it back in Issue 10 of TangoPunk!
February 5, 2026 at 8:37 PM
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Writing about The Prince of Tennis (Tennis no Oujisama) on the PS1 for the next issue of TangoPunk!

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The Prince of Tennis (PlayStation 1, 2002) When I started this game, I’d never gotten into The Prince of Tennis but had to see what the fuss was all about, given how much media was released for it. I tried to watch the anime in preparation, but I gave up pretty quickly. It’s about a bratty kid who is exceptionally good at tennis but awful with manners. Opponents show up who are dicks to him, and then... he’s even more of a dick, but wins. Alongside the ‘prince’ name referring to him acting like a spoiled kid, it’s also a reference to his father supposedly being amazing at tennis, but that’s not the focus of these first anime arcs. It goes on for 178 episodes and, at the end, doesn’t really conclude, just talks about how they’ll keep practising for the next tournament. It’s not my thing! It’s the kind of series you can pretty much imagine how it plays out. An opposing tennis team seems really strong and has some kind of killer technique, but the bratty kid and his team manage to overcome it and win, then everyone cheers. Konami’s The Prince of Tennis on PlayStation 1 looks, at a glance, like it should be a straightforward sports tie-in. Just a typical tennis game, but with familiar characters and art style. In reality, the game is completely unlike what I expected. For the first few matches, it felt like a turn-based tile-targeting tennis game. You have no control over your player’s movements. You only choose where you’re going to aim the ball, what kind of shot you’re going to make, and be careful not to run out of stamina. It then shows your probability percentages that you’ll hit the ball and the other person will hit it back, you watch the shot play out, then repeat it until someone wins six full games. It seemed really slow-paced! As a result, I almost gave up on playing it after the first few matches. It wasn’t until I got used to the gameplay mechanics and what to expect that I started to enjoy it. The game’s main appeal is its Story Mode and a very large image gallery, with 132 images total to unlock. The character artwork would be a huge appeal for fans of the series, as they’re in full colour with far more detailed shading than the anime. There’s occasional voice acting too, but only for key points of the story. Most of the dialogue is displayed through text alone. Personally speaking, I started off being impressed by the gallery's size, but once you realise that almost every image is going to be an action shot of a guy hitting a ball, it’s a feature that gets old quickly. The most interesting part is that it follows the anime, or at least what was released of the anime at the time the game came out. It’s roughly the first 48 episodes or so, the arcs covering the protagonist joining the tennis team, then competing in the first couple of tournaments against other schools. The crazy part is that you can diverge from what happened in the anime and experience a few matches that weren’t part of the anime. The most notable difference is that in the anime, th…
January 25, 2026 at 3:34 PM
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I'm absolutely fascinated by this! It's a fetish I've never heard of before, and it's in a series that's been going on since 2018.

A kink entirely based around 'My car is stuck.'

Featuring wheel spin and pedal pumping!

I love discovering new genres.
January 25, 2026 at 1:56 PM
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The full thing (without the sound effects) can be found in my article at Golfshrine Online, but that Youtube version was chosen because it at least embeds in-line. netizen.club/~wildweasel/...
Golfshrine - Go Go Golf!
Oversimplification. And many much shorter words.
netizen.club
January 22, 2026 at 7:47 PM
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A photo of all the good computer games I own
Uncle Henry's Playhouse, Uncle Henry's Mindblower, Uncle Henry's Playhouse, Hareraiser, Hareraiser: Finale, Hareraiser, Hareraiser: Finale, Hareraiser, and Hareraiser: Finale.
January 21, 2026 at 1:53 PM
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1992
January 15, 2026 at 5:20 AM
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What's your breeding preference?

Honestly it's a tough choice for me.

Getting pinned down and doublekissed is nice, but I'd be missing out on the SNK character...
January 14, 2026 at 1:41 AM
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There are two categories of gamers and they can intertwine and weave back and forth into new species.

'Fuck around' type - Plays a game for 20 minutes, says "yea it sux/it's good", moves on.

'Find out' type - Learns movesets, optimal strategies, and figures out how to break a game over 100 hours
January 14, 2026 at 1:11 AM
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Weather status: Still freezing my tits off!

(Sketch art by Pawberry)
TangoBunny, sprinkled with snow, very cold and shivery!
January 13, 2026 at 6:54 AM
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Prints received for TangoPunk issue EGG 7! 48 pages of lore.

Get it from www.patreon.com/TangoPunk !

Ships worldwide, and you don't have to pay extra for the shipping fee.
January 9, 2026 at 8:01 AM
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Prints received for TangoPunk issue EGG 7! 48 pages of lore.

Get it from www.patreon.com/TangoPunk !

Ships worldwide, and you don't have to pay extra for the shipping fee.
January 9, 2026 at 8:01 AM
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My obsessive searching about 'Viva Nonnon' (as seen in Namco's Family Tennis and Sky Kid) has now ended up with me getting recommended modern recreations of Viva Nonnon!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=abGG...
【いい湯だな】平成生まれがビバノンロックを大合唱！【ザ・ドリフターズ】
YouTube video by Fu-chan후우짱
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January 4, 2026 at 12:26 PM
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The nyerd lifestyle.
January 3, 2026 at 11:27 PM
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Starting the new year with zine coverage of Namco's Family Tennis for the Famicom, and more fascinating to me, the Viva Nonnon credit at the very end!
Family Tennis (Famicom, 1987) When I was younger, I enjoyed the Smash Court series of Tennis games by Namco. It was around that time that I learned the Japanese versions of those games are wildly different. At the time, I was fine with differences in the English versions, but Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis had so much personality removed compared to Smash Court 2. I then realised that I was missing out on a lot of interesting material. Now I want to go back to old tennis games and play their Japanese versions to see what I was missing! Family Tennis was Namco’s first tennis game, released on the Famicom in 1987, and was Japan-exclusive. It looks like a simple sports game at first glance, but it has a couple of genuinely surprising features. Right away, it’s worth highlighting that it contains a CPU vs CPU “Watch” mode. I love these modes in games! I used to make little pretend tournament brackets and cheer for a player. The main modes are Exhibition, Tournament, and World Tour. Exhibition and tournament modes are as expected, but the World Tour serves as the career climb, with six successive tournaments and messages from your coach. There are 16 characters in total, loosely based on real-world tennis player names. There are twelve men and four women. The women are especially notable as they all have larger tennis rackets, which make it easier to return the ball. It’s an intentional choice to make playing as the women slightly easier. Examples of real-life allusions to player names include Makarou (John McEnroe), Noanoa (Yannick Noah), and Sabochiini (Gabriela Sabatini). I went with Suteppii (“Steppy”), a parody of Steffi Graf, the German tennis player. Tennis matches in this game are very lengthy, just like the real sport. You need to win six games to finish one match, and of course, there are several matches per tournament... and with six tournaments total, it’s a real commitment if you want to see it to the end. Each tournament has its own court type. After winning tournaments, your coach encourages you with bizarre ‘tips’ that are actually password sentences entered in Japanese characters. "Oh, Steppy — you did a great job! Before the next match, I’ll give you some advice. Listen up. Hear me well. Aoi Koneko no Hitomi is weak. Now go! Steppy — the road to becoming a pro is a tough one!" After ‘Listen up. Hear me well.” The coach will say something different. The ‘Aoi Koneko no Hitomi is weak.’ part (or あおいこねこのひとみはよわい。) is actually the password. The password for beating the third tournament as Steppy was ‘よわいさんまのおちちはまるい。’ which translates to ‘Yowai Sanma has round breasts.’ The password method is probably the core reason the game was never localised for English audiences. Where the first five tournaments use Hard, Grass, and Clay courts, the final tournament has a unique Space Court that makes it all worth it. Not only is it more visually interesting, but when the ball goes out of the court, there’s a sound effect and an animation of it falling into space! It’s a great way to have a memorable finale for a tennis game. After winning, the coach's message changes into a final celebration: Oh, Steppy — you really did great! This is all the result of your hard work and dedication. I can feel it, baby! Tears are the sweat of the heart. Come on, Steppy — let’s run toward the setting sun! You then see your character standing on top of the planet Earth, hitting balls toward the screen, with each ball having a pseudonym credit name attached. Piccari Club is an internal group at Namco, but that final Viva Nonnon credit sent me down an entirely new rabbit hole! The Japanese text above it translates to ‘Did you do your homework? Go take a bath.’ Namco's Sky Kid has a similar message. It’s an in-joke of sorts, an early meme, based on a Japanese comedy/music group from the 1960s called 'The Drifters' who often made songs with a hot springs theme. They said it very frequently in the track titled ‘It's a nice bath - Vivanon Rock.’ It means nothing at all. It’s just something they’d say as a fun interjection! Technically, the song itself is a cover of an existing hot springs song with the same name, originally sung by a male quartet called ‘Duke Aces,’ but this original version didn’t have the Viva Nonnon calls. This song was then used as the ending theme for two popular variety shows: 8時だョ!全員集合 (’It’s 8 o’clock, everyone gather!’) andドリフ大爆笑 (’The Drifters’ Big Laugh). Because of that, it seems to have caught on as a pop-culture reference to quote right before something reaches its end. Viva nonnon!
January 3, 2026 at 5:02 AM
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2026 goals.
TangoBunny wielding a plastic BDSM toy cane.
January 1, 2026 at 3:49 AM
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Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is my game of the year.

If you ignore the game part, Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is my anime of the year, too.

Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is also my best Switch 2 game of the year - the animated art style looks so good in portable mode with the bright screen.
December 30, 2025 at 10:15 PM
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I saw a post subtitled "women adopted a new riding style for Hang On cabinets" on my feed and thought I'd show my perverse variation.

(sketch art by xxxx52)
Tiffany self-insert locked on a motorcycle arcade cabinet with vibrating dildo insertions. Text reads: Motorbike Racers - You Lose! Loss count: 34. Continue? Y/Y - Unlock on win! Win the race! (5 min). Sketch by xxxx52 (Oct '21 Patreon reward)
December 30, 2025 at 12:02 AM
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'Tis the season for TangoBunny to be freezing her tits off.

Sketch art by @luxar92.bsky.social
TangoBunny freezing her tits off. Sketch art by luxar92
December 27, 2025 at 3:32 AM
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Namco's Super World Court (Arcade).
Super World Court, starring Ho and Yuri.
December 26, 2025 at 12:46 AM
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My Christmas gift to you all is the MZ-700 type-in version of the first commercial erotic game: Yakyūken! This 1983 release of Hudson Soft’s forgotten eroge includes colour and some minor revisions, please enjoy!
The included pages are also my 1000th scan 💛
gamingalexandria.bsky.social Gaming Alexandria @gamingalexandria.bsky.social · Dec 25
Yakyūken type in game by T. Sano for the Sharp MZ-700 has been preserved by @thestacks.ca. Enjoy! www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2025/12/y...
December 25, 2025 at 6:04 PM
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Merry Christmas everyone!

I've been getting a lot of new followers today which, unfortunately, doesn't seem to be a Christmas gift, but rather people running away from elsewhere and just heading in this general direction.

Chill out for a day, everyone.

Enjoy the festivities!
December 25, 2025 at 2:04 PM