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Now that Takahashi Meijin found his old CDs with Hi-Ten Bomberman and donated them to gamepres.org, do we know anything about how they exhibit their preservations? Any chance this will be playable out ...

Oh, gotcha! That makes sense. Smile

I'll have to check out McKay's!

I haven't been to the Nashville one, but there's a local chain called Game Trader. The Murfreesboro store is pretty decent.
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Cool! I wouldn't mind visiting sometime. TecToy did make some interesting Brazilian exclusives- it would be fun to pick up a few of them.
Sorry, I meant I visited Great Escape Very Happy

Where else in ...

Apparently, TecToy uses the same generic box art for all their Game Gear games.
Hah! I was there recently! I didn't notice the Tec Toy logo, just thought they were repackaged like NGPC games.

I w ...

Sorry to bump an old thread, but it finally floated up to the surface:

http://www.nintendoplayer.com/unreleased/happily-ever-after/

Oh yeah I should have mentioned, this doesn't work on flash carts either. The only way to play this without errors is to burn EPROMs and put them on the proper board.
If that's the case, can we get a ...

I tried it with a Powerpak flash cart on my NES, and the graphics glitch out early in the game. Not complaining, just reporting what I've found. FCEUX works fine for now.

This is really cool, never ...

Oh, nice! Gotta try this out on real hardware myself!
I just realized two player mode was not intended for use with FALL DOWN disabled, even on the earliest version of Virus. Sending pieces to the o ...

Thanks Skrybe for sharing! I've been playing with "FALL DOWN" mode off in Virus, it's a refreshing new challenge. And I'm fascinated that it's there at all, like there was some debate whethe ...

the closest thing would be a Dr V64 Jr.

good luck finding one, though

Nice! I've always wanted to play the game in English with the Japanese voices. I wonder how hard it would be to inject that into the final game.

I still want a kevtendo

[url=http://www.andys-arcade.net/personal/polyplay/polyplay.htm]more communism

also, it seems weird that a Russian fairy tale would involve killing slimes, Konek-Gorbunok might be some kind of Mons ...

well, both HAL's and Activision's games were released in Europe (hence the title difference) but I suppose it still sort of counts - you probably wouldn't know there were two Ghostbusters 2 games unle ...

The obvious reply would be "Super Mario Bros. 2" and all SNES era Final Fantasies.

obvious, but it counts. we technically didn't get the exact same versions, just remakes, eventually.
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I'd say Puzzle Bobble DS... but its counterpart was called Bust-A-Move DS, and it was later released in Japan anyway. =|

it still counts, otherwise you'd assume they were the same game. I'm looking ...

[url=http://www.smwcentral.net/?p=showhack&id=341]here's your damn remake

Rygar was not only different from the arcade, but the FC version got different music than the NES version.

That's more of a localization difference, not a completely different version.

If you'r ...

The Famicom version of Maniac Mansion is pretty damn different, too.

Completely different. Unlike Jaleco, LucasArts actually ported SCUMM to the NES. Shocked

I love the artwork. I always though ...

is there a list out there of games that share the name of their international counterpart, but were completely different attempts? not localization makeovers, but completely different from the ground ...

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