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Robot Ponkottsu 64
The same day the special editions of Robot Ponkottsu hit the Game Boy Color, Hudson released Robot Ponkottsu 64, this time developed solely …
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Tun Shi Tian Di III
In 1995, an unofficial Tenchi wo Kurau game was developed for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. The title screen says it was published …
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Tenchi wo Kurau (PC88)
A year prior to Capcom’s release of Dynasty Wars and Destiny of an Emperor, a software company called Winky Soft developed their own …
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Tenchi wo Kurau: Sangokushi Gunyuuden
A year after Sun L’s Game Boy version, Capcom developed a third Tenchi wo Kurau RPG, this time for the Super Famicom. …
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Dark Sceptre
The ZX Spectrum scene of the ’80s is always difficult to pigeonhole. The computer was a viable platform for almost …
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Techno Cop
Throughout the 1980s, gory violence in video games was very limited. The controversial 1976 arcade classic Death Race had players …