#famicom
Vintage Megaman strategy guide.
Preview for Godzilla on the Famicom/NES from Famigaga magazine from 11/88.
Various ads for Famicom games.
Magazine ad for Mike Tyson’s Punch Out. Ad pulled from Famitsu issue 11/27/87.
Megaman/Rockman’s preview from Famitsu 11/27/87.
Magazine ad for Rambo on the Famicom.
Preview for Star Wars on the Famicom.
Magazine ad for Ghostbusters on the Famicom/NES.
Famitsu Magazine from December 11, 1987 discussing The Legend of Zelda for the NES.
“This isn’t the time to use that!” -Professor Oak
#Nintendo #Pokemon #famicom #Emulator #pokemonred #videogames #portablegaming
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“In this place, to find is to lose, and to lose is to find. That is the way in Castle Oblivion.” -Marluxia
#kingdomhearts #retrogaminglife #videogames #emulator #Nintendo #famicom #squareenix
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Michael English Daibouken (What’s Michael?)
NES Famicom Disk System
https://youtu.be/B7Auj0jfAW0
It’s Michael, that mischievous dancing cat from Makoto Kobayashi’s comedy manga and anime “What’s Michael?” In this edutainment game for Nintendo’s Famicom Disk System, kids will learn English with the help of Michael, his wife Poppo, their “student” children, and that fat cat Nyajira (Catzilla).
It’s an okay platformer from Scorpion Soft, where you must jump carefully to collect letters, then float around to collect words (?) There was also a PC-88 adventure game of What’s Michael? which included a lot more of the manga’s characters and story. The manga and anime presented several different versions of Michael in different situations. This game’s Michael is actually a cat from space (!)
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Garfield plays Super Mario Bros!
Garfield the cat plays Super Mario Bros. This is a skin by “Alex Kidd” for the fangame Sonic Boll 1.9.3, for Windows.
gamebanana. com/skins/166373
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Garfield Labyrinth
Kemco’s Game Boy game Garfield Labyrinth, which asserts that Garfield and Odie are a couple in romantic love. Released in other regions as Mickey Mouse IV, and The Real Ghostbusters. It was also an unreleased (and unavailable) Kid Klown game. The romantic Garfield/Odie ending is copied from the Mickey Mouse version (or was it Kid Klown?).
It’s actually an unauthorized clone of PP Hammer and His Pneumatic Weapon (by Traveling Bits Production for Amiga and Commodore 64). A lot was lost in translation- the design, atmosphere, commentary, and what passes for adult humor in the original.
But the Game Boy game is much more forgiving and controls a lot better, at least without a good joystick. It has less “gotcha” moments than PP Hammer, where it’s easy to get stuck.
We’ve also got Garfield Labyrinth for Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom, for some reason.
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Dr. Garfield
(NES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2W7c31RJPE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9ooFa797lU
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My Famicom arrived today and I’ve already modded it. The AV out is ugly because I was too lazy to drill for panel mount jacks.
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