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He was so lively in his youth. I can still hear his wa-hoos.

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Normally I go out of the way to draw something in the game rather than copying the box art, but this was a hard image to ignore. It looks like a mascot for classic American junk food. Maybe it's the drunk father of

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In my personal opinion, a much more fitting name for

Welcome to the Famicom, IREM. I wasn't aware this wasn't developed by Nintendo due to being a black box game.

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I like the space shooters cuz' outer space is pretty easy and fun to illustrate.

Also, I printed out the table listing all the games. This is the last item on page 1! ...of 28.

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I actually beat this game using once. By "beat" I mean I got to the part where the levels apparently loop back around. Very anticlimactic.

Also these gyros taste terrible.

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58: Honshogi: Naitou Kudan Shogi Hiden

Basically it's "How to play

This is SETA's Famicom debut, and they only have 7 games on it according to my list.

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ASCII makes their Famicom debut with Rocket-Jumping: The Video Game. No really, the whole point is to move by firing a weapon.

jump maps but it's 1985 in Japan and moon gravity is on.

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An inspiration for medieval video game rpgs, got a long franchise and an anime, and made by the developer of Xevious: Masanobu Endo. I didn't know what this was going into it, but this game was BIG.

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Are you confused by the art? So am I. After watching some gameplay and a review, I had to double-check to make sure this wasn't a bootleg.

Speaking of the art, where's my people at?

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has arrived. I use to play him a lot in with a friend but when he moved I haven't been able to play it. I don't have a Switch.

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Retrogaming Memory! ❤

Title: Batman: Return of the Joker
Publisher: Sunsoft
Version: NES/Famicom
Year: 1991

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Just my luck, there was ONE other game with Arabian in the title and I mixed them up in google images. Game number three-hundred twenty something is done I guess.

Anyways this is first Famicom game.

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The first game on the Famicom by Enix, a company that would eventually merge into . I liked the box art on this one. It was paper cutouts of the characters.

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This has "My First Video Game" written all over it. Want to get into game development through a class in high school or YouTube tutorials? You're probably gonna make something like this pretty early on.

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I'm glad I got to draw my favorite fast car. I don't care too much for speed, but this is the absolute king of body shapes.

Also I find it amusing that 1969 had most of the best cars in general.

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The most American game so far didn't get released in America. Huh.

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The Famicom cover for Ultima Exodus has some cartoony depictions of our heroes. Not surprising though since a lot of the game was adjusted to accommodate an audience familiar with JRPGS

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I think Yume is a Famicom Disk System. It explains all the colours, even the yellow buttons, and her red stripe patternat the bottom of her design. Videogames used to be considered toys afterall.

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Retrogaming Memory! ❤

Title: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Publisher: Ultra Games
Version: NES/Famicom
Year: 1989

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It has elevators. It has action. It has the color palette of a Play-doh multi pack. It looks like it can play on an Atari 2600. What more could you want?

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