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This is all pretty cool stuff.

I guess New Zealand arcades consider it too on-the-nose to have The New Zealand Story. Maybe it'd be like wearing a band's T-shirt to their concert.

Yeah, a lot of the still-lost unreleased NES games were shown in only a few screenshots (and perhaps not even close to finished), but I'm still more interested in something like Mariner's Run or Shogu ...

fwiw I think Switchblade II is probably among the most promising unreleased NES games that haven't materialized yet, sad to hear that Chris didn't have it.

Why's that? It looks kinda bland, apart f ...

Wireless Data Recorder
...Surely they were bluffing?It would've been this thing, surely.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famicom_Data_RecorderI see wires there.And you'll see them on the controllers ...

It would've been this thing, surely.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famicom_Data_RecorderI see wires there.

And you'll see them on the controllers, the light gun, and other peripherals that Ninte ...

It would've been this thing, surely.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famicom_Data_Recorder

It's strange that they never put Siba ("Majido" in the video) back in later Virtua Fighter games. He's in Fighters Megamix, though!

The fact that they paid $5000 for Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill is a pretty good argument against giving them money.

I had a phone call with the prototype owner, they'll release the untouched ROM as part of the campaign's successful funding. He just wants to make sure he recouped his investment in the game, which I ...

It's astounding to think that Actraiser was Quintet's first game, and on completely new hardware, at that. I know some of the staff worked on Falcom games, but it's still impressive that they set the ...

Looks fun. I like the NES hero's sprite better than the one from the original arcade version, where he has a face like a creepy porcelain doll from the 1920s.

Any idea why it was canceled? In the a ...

I thought Natsume made Dragon Fighter.

So who made this? Atlus? Or some other contracted company?

Even though the game's mediocre, it'd amuse me if Westone or Natsume was somehow behind it. Probably not, of course. The enemies all make ...

In fact, this might be the same Trouble Shooter prototype that I owned years ago. You don't have a photo of the cartridge, do you?
Considering these all came from CD-Rs, I doubt it.

Whoops. Yeah, ...

Wow, look at all those.

I know the unreleased Jesse Ventura game is the most notable, but I'm all excited about the Battle Mania and Trouble Shooter prototypes. The Battle Mania one has a cruder t ...

just because they werent out doesnt mean it wasnt one of those games. could have been planning to release em here but maybe the licensing got outta control, guess its hard to say. thank goodness we di ...

theres 3 sd gundam games, knight gundam monogatari 1-3, all are pretty great.

True, though the Knight Gundam games weren't even out in Japan when this list appeared. And I don't know why they would ...

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Zeta Gundam - probably Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam Hot Scramble, released in Japan (and also someone notable for having TWO ultra-rare variants)

It's not Hot Scramble, it's...whatever the super ...

Secret Warriors was the U.S. title for Kemco-Seika's Sanada Ju Yushi RPG, which came out in Japan back in 1988.

http://forums.lostlevels.org/viewtopic.php?t=2811

In the meantime could your grandpa or dad figure out how to get you to explain things using colour words and shape words?

Hey, take it easy. Sometimes people have a some problems describing things.

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