If the two crystal balls are collected, there is an extended epilogue. One crystal ball contains a picture of Rick lying on top a hill with Jennifer, stating that they live happily ever after. The second crystal ball has a glimpse of Rick looking uncertain as Jennifer excitedly approaches what appears to be West Mansion during a storm, ominously stating that they will face a crisis. This may imply that Wanpaku Graffiti was intended to be a prequel to the original game. Reception JC Fletcher of Joystiq.com reviewed the game in the "Virtually Overlooked" column, devoted to games that should appear on the Wii's Virtual Console. Fletcher praised the game's graphics and parody elements, writing "Splatterhouse wasn't the most deadly serious game, but it was bloody enough to be shocking...How would you follow up a game like that?" Fletcher went on to say that "parody remakes" are missed in the video game industry. Overall, critics of the game have deemed its graphics, control, and parody nature Wanpaku Graffiti's strongest aspects. Notes References External links 1989 video games 1980s horror video games Japan-exclusive video games Namco beat 'em ups Now Production games Nintendo Entertainment System games Nintendo Entertainment System-only games Parody video games Platform games Side-scrolling beat 'em ups Video game prequels Video games developed in Japan Parodies of horror Single-player video games