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There's something to be said about marching to the beat of your own drummer. When Japanese developer Param first tried its hand at a pseudo god-sim, the results were mixed. Doshin, released for the ill-fated 64DD add on for the Nintendo 64 in 1999 was seriously hampered the limitations of the hardware it was crammed on. Not content to give up on the intriguing concept, developer Param chose to give the game another go on the far more muscular GameCube. The quirky title marries a deceptively simple premise with engaging gameplay and well-done graphics. The end result is a surprisingly addictive game that offers a solid console approach to a sim-style premise

Doshin's story stays true to the 64DD game's premise and follows a mysterious yellow giant, whose free and easy attitude towards nudity is but one of his many charms. Wearing nothing a benevolent smile and an unkempt tuft of hair on his head, the big guy pops up out of the ocean one fine day and happens upon an island chain. After a brief bit of exploration, he comes across some of the locals and, before you can say "save me, o mighty one" winds up hanging out and helping the needy little guys. Given his immense size, proportionate strength, and other special abilities, Doshin is clearly just what the doctor ordered for a pack of natives just starting out in the world

...and they'll reward you with all sorts of love when you enact their will