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We're ashamed that our possibly best contribution to GA in those 10 years appears to be the Doraemon head emoji 🫠
November 9, 2025 at 8:19 PM
We're ashamed that our possibly best contribution to GA in those 10 years appears to be the Doraemon head emoji 🫠
had thought you meant a script for a 💯 newer video 😔
August 31, 2025 at 9:44 AM
had thought you meant a script for a 💯 newer video 😔
Make it happen!
August 30, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Make it happen!
It is also possible that Fighting Hero was successful enough on its own to push NTDEC to produce a cycle.
There are three documented print runs of Fighting Hero. It was definitely big for NTDEC.
There are three documented print runs of Fighting Hero. It was definitely big for NTDEC.
August 10, 2025 at 10:56 AM
It is also possible that Fighting Hero was successful enough on its own to push NTDEC to produce a cycle.
There are three documented print runs of Fighting Hero. It was definitely big for NTDEC.
There are three documented print runs of Fighting Hero. It was definitely big for NTDEC.
In 1990-91 NTDEC saw the potential of arcade SF/SF2 and made their own take, and was successful.
By mid 92, the market was completely overtaken by Yoko SF2.
By mid-late 93, people wanted a cycle. SF3, SF IV, FH3 all attempted to repeat SF2 success.
By mid 92, the market was completely overtaken by Yoko SF2.
By mid-late 93, people wanted a cycle. SF3, SF IV, FH3 all attempted to repeat SF2 success.
August 10, 2025 at 10:53 AM
In 1990-91 NTDEC saw the potential of arcade SF/SF2 and made their own take, and was successful.
By mid 92, the market was completely overtaken by Yoko SF2.
By mid-late 93, people wanted a cycle. SF3, SF IV, FH3 all attempted to repeat SF2 success.
By mid 92, the market was completely overtaken by Yoko SF2.
By mid-late 93, people wanted a cycle. SF3, SF IV, FH3 all attempted to repeat SF2 success.
You miss the point.
Back in the days, parent would see a fighting game that look like what their kid beg for, and would buy it. NTDEC never made these games for us.
Back in the days, parent would see a fighting game that look like what their kid beg for, and would buy it. NTDEC never made these games for us.
August 10, 2025 at 10:48 AM
You miss the point.
Back in the days, parent would see a fighting game that look like what their kid beg for, and would buy it. NTDEC never made these games for us.
Back in the days, parent would see a fighting game that look like what their kid beg for, and would buy it. NTDEC never made these games for us.
It would have drowned unnoticed in the Street Fighter II tsunami.
August 10, 2025 at 7:00 AM
It would have drowned unnoticed in the Street Fighter II tsunami.
Most licensed and unlicensed games can't even begin to brag about revisions count in comparison to Rad Racket.
We have recently uncovered another revision. Whenever that releases will be the perfect opportunity to talk about them all and the development timeline!
We have recently uncovered another revision. Whenever that releases will be the perfect opportunity to talk about them all and the development timeline!
June 23, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Most licensed and unlicensed games can't even begin to brag about revisions count in comparison to Rad Racket.
We have recently uncovered another revision. Whenever that releases will be the perfect opportunity to talk about them all and the development timeline!
We have recently uncovered another revision. Whenever that releases will be the perfect opportunity to talk about them all and the development timeline!
The other titles released aside are no less amazing, like:
- Kung Fu Kid, an early work-in-progress prototype of Koko Adventure by Daou/Open Corp!
- AGCI Crossbow
- Kung Fu Kid, an early work-in-progress prototype of Koko Adventure by Daou/Open Corp!
- AGCI Crossbow
June 11, 2025 at 10:04 PM
The other titles released aside are no less amazing, like:
- Kung Fu Kid, an early work-in-progress prototype of Koko Adventure by Daou/Open Corp!
- AGCI Crossbow
- Kung Fu Kid, an early work-in-progress prototype of Koko Adventure by Daou/Open Corp!
- AGCI Crossbow
Massive props to GameHistoryOrg / Frank Cifaldi for his incredible continuous preservation work!
The dump is available on the @hiddenpalace.org, and your all-time favourite NintendulatorNRS emulator supports it.
The dump is available on the @hiddenpalace.org, and your all-time favourite NintendulatorNRS emulator supports it.
June 11, 2025 at 10:04 PM
Massive props to GameHistoryOrg / Frank Cifaldi for his incredible continuous preservation work!
The dump is available on the @hiddenpalace.org, and your all-time favourite NintendulatorNRS emulator supports it.
The dump is available on the @hiddenpalace.org, and your all-time favourite NintendulatorNRS emulator supports it.
AVE had the engineering know-how to design and manufacture NES cartridges. Furthermore, either NTDEC or AVE may have refused to provide binaries for their games and letting the other design, program and manufacture the final product.
...or NTDEC games were deemed not worthwile.
...or NTDEC games were deemed not worthwile.
June 11, 2025 at 10:04 PM
AVE had the engineering know-how to design and manufacture NES cartridges. Furthermore, either NTDEC or AVE may have refused to provide binaries for their games and letting the other design, program and manufacture the final product.
...or NTDEC games were deemed not worthwile.
...or NTDEC games were deemed not worthwile.
The dupes to artifically increase the game count was possibly not received well by Maxivision International potential partners. NTDEC Pokey occupies no less than 3 entries!
AVE iterations did not feature any NTDEC games. Why?
AVE iterations did not feature any NTDEC games. Why?
June 11, 2025 at 10:04 PM
The dupes to artifically increase the game count was possibly not received well by Maxivision International potential partners. NTDEC Pokey occupies no less than 3 entries!
AVE iterations did not feature any NTDEC games. Why?
AVE iterations did not feature any NTDEC games. Why?