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Was this really the game Technos Japan worked on in lieu of Double Dragon 3? I think this would've made more sense as the actual Double Dragon 3 as opposed to what came out (in arcade, at least).

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[quote="TheRedEye"]Don't miss the always-hilarious "girls don't play video games!" joke in the middle of the pitch video.

Douche.[/quote]

Uhh, it seems more like a "this ...

It's great to have some light shed on these unreleased games. I wonder what other planned games Technos had back in the day. They made a game around virtually every major sport - I always thought Ku ...

Didn't see a thread on this - it's a couple days old, but I am curious to see what you guys think!

http://rareminion.com/twelvetales.html

As far as I can tell, information on how this video was ...

Has anyone heard of this? It appears to be an unreleased, but seemingly complete, puzzle game by Natsume and Workman (all I could find about them is this: http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Work ...

This rumored game just sprung into my mind today. After a quick google search, I rediscovered this thread and another thread on an xbox forums that lead to this article, claiming the supposed Ninja G ...

I just got around to checking out Super Mad Champ, and it made me wonder if maybe there is some original version of the game, intact with the Kunio theme, floating out there.

As far as I know, th ...

Thanks for posting this. Kunio Tachi no Banka is one of my favorite games of all time, so to even find out that Technos was planning a pretty direct sequel is pretty shocking news. Seems like it wou ...

The more I think of it, I think my favorite part is what I assume to be an image of the man that created the message on top, complete with badass shades.

Haha, this is the coolest NES-related thing I've read about in years. It's so long for a hidden message. He really goes off. It is kind of menacing in a way because of its permanence, some 21 years ...

Mad Champ 2088 actually did came out, under the title of Super Mad Champ, but it was published by Tsukuda Original instead of Technos.

The game was actually developed by Almanic, a company formed ...

How about the Technos Japan composers? I really liked Kazunaka Yamane's soundtracks for the first two Double Dragon games and I believe he did Kunio Tachi no Banka which I really liked. Is it possib ...

Hey Johnny, I sent you an email a few years ago about Technos. I don't really remember what I asked though. After a rousing session of Super Spike V'Ball the other day, my interest in Technos Japan ...

Lost Levels material?

Here's Busiek's latest e-mail address from usenet.

kurtbusiek@comcast.netherworld

I imagine that's a phony e-mail address to prevent spammer from filling his inbox and t ...

Also, after reading Kitsune's post, I clicked that link you posted earlier and that last section where the guy goes of on a tangent with the Kabbalah and then tries to link it to FFVII is eerily simil ...

You give FF7 way too much credit. It's the only FF game that I actually stopped playing for months because it was boring the hell out of me. The only impact FF7 had was that it became a popular titl ...

By the way, you assume the role of a racecar driver in Rad Racer. Is that an RPG too?

You're missing my point. In FF you assume the role of characters, it's just that their path has already bee ...

RPG stands for role playing game. Show me a Squaresoft game that lets the player control the role and course of the character, and that also came out in the States. The closest I can see is Chrono T ...

You guys are really wrong about the new FFs. And I'm not a fanboy...

These days the plot of FFs are deeper than ever before. I didn't consider any of the 16-bit storylines "deep" or anything - th ...

Has the FF7/SFC pictures/text surfaced anywhere on the net yet? It's been like 3 months and I can't find anything on Google, or here, or anywhere close to here..

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