https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_Super_Hero_Squad:_Comic_Combat

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_Super_Hero_Squad:_Comic_Combat

- TRIVIA -

Released in Japan on March 13th, 2024.

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https://p.eagate.573.jp/game/gfdm/gitadora_galaxywave/p/index.html

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/Nyuushi_Chokuzen_Check_Nanmon_Kimon_Kiki_Kaikai

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/Planet_Message_Quiz

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/LaSalle_Ishii_no_Quiz!_Kyoiku_Iinkai

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/Garfield:_The_Lost_Levels

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/Sega_Music_Collection

- SOURCES -
https://segaretro.org/Sega_Net_News

- SOURCES -
https://lostmediawiki.com/Gyaku_Shaun_Sai_Hanri_(found_furry_fangame_of_%22Ace_Attorney%22_game_series;_2003)

Spite Cannon RELOADED (c) 2003 Addicting Games, Inc.

- SOURCES -

Game'sds

Spite Cannon RELOADED (c) 20032? Addicting Games, Inc.

- SOURCES -

Game's pack.

- DESCRIPTION -
J2ME game.
- SOURCES -
https://lostmediabrasil.miraheze.org/wiki/Avaiana_de_Pau_(jogo_de_2007)

Dynasty Wars (c) 1989 Capcom USA, Incorporated.

Export version. Game developed in Japan. For more information about the game itself, please see the original Japanese version entry; "Tenchi wo Kurau [B-Board 88622B-3]".

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "CP System" hardware.
B-Board ID: 88622B-3

- TRIVIA -

Dynasty Wars was released in July 1989 outside Japan. It is known in Japan as "Tenchi wo Kurau" (translated from Japanese as 'Heaven and Earth Receiving Blows').

- SERIES -

1. Dynasty Wars [B-Board 88622B-3] (1989)
2. Warriors of Fate [B-Board 91635B-2] (1992)

- PORTS -

Here is a list of ports released outside Japan. To see the Japanese ports please see the original Japanese entry; "Tenchi wo Kurau [CP-S No. 04]".

* COMPUTERS:
Sinclair ZX-Spectrum [EU] (1990)
[US] Commodore C64 [EU] (1990)
[EU] Amstrad CPC (1990)
[EU] Amstrad CPC (1990) "Coin-Op Hits II"
Commodore Amiga [US] [EU] (1990)
[EU] Atari ST (1990)
[EU] Amstrad CPC (1991) "Capcom Collection"
[EU] Atari ST (1991) "Capcom Collection"
[EU] Commodore C64 (1991) "Capcom Collection"
[EU] Commodore Amiga (1991) "Capcom Collection"
[EU] Sinclair ZX Spectrum (1991) "Capcom Collection"
[US] Windows PC (2021) "Capcom Arcade Stadium"

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's picture.

Change the name to "Akuma Mortis Immortal"
Correct the year to "2006"

Last Fortress - Paitoride (c) 1993 Metro.

Solitaire mahjong game.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : VG420

Main CPU : Motorola 68000 (@ 12 Mhz)
Sound CPU : uPD7810 (@ 12 Mhz)
Sound Chips : OKI6295 (@ 9.375 Khz), YM2413 (@ 3.579545 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 1

- TRIVIA -

The subtitle of this game translates from Japanese as 'Tile Fortress'.

- SERIES -

1. Last Fortress - Paitoride (1993)
2. Paitoride II (1994)
3. Paitoride II - Adauchi Gaiden (1994)
4. Daitoride (1996)

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
Nintendo Super Famicom (1994, "Toride")

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

スーパー・フレネル (c) 1982 DB-SOFT.
(Super Fresnel)

Clone of Dig Dug.

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S6-G0055

- TRIVIA -

The game was released in December 1982 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Game's Cassette Tape.

アップル・ツリー [Model S6-G0076] (c) 1983 DB-SOFT [Japan]
(Apple Tree)

-TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S6-G0076

- TRIVIA -

The game was released in April 1983

- SOURCES -

Game's Cassette Tape.

Super Fresnel (c) 1982 DB-SOFT.

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S6-G0055

- TRIVIA -

The game was released in December 1982

- SOURCES -

Game's Cassette Tape.

桃太郎の鬼退治 (c) 1982 DB-SOFT.
(Momotarou no Oni Taiji)

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S6-G0057

- TRIVIA -

The game was released in December 1982

ペアーズ＆ローターズ (c) 1984 ASCII Corp.
(Pairs & Rotors)

ペアーズ＆ローターズ (c) 1984 ASCII Corp.
(Pairs & Rotors)

- STAFF -

Director: Hibiki Godai
Character: Satoshi Uesaka, Mariko Uemura, Michie Akahane
Font: Hibiki Godai
Music & sound: Hibiki Godai
Title: Naoto Ohshima
Producer: Mitsuhiro Mazda
Editor: Eiichi Saida
Tesplay: G. Shimpo, Syoko Kusunoki, Michie Akahane, Mitsuhiro Mazda, Satoshi Uesaka, Hibiki Godai

ペアーズ＆ローターズ (c) 1984 ASCII Corp.
(Pairs & Rotors)

- STAFF -

By: Hibiki Godai

Wiggie Waggie (c) 1994 Promat.

A rip-off of Seta's "Thunder & Lightning" featuring naked women.

- TECHNICAL -

Wiggie Waggie & Super Bar run on a bootleg SETA board with an OKI M6295 replacing the X1-010 sound chip.

Both games are based on "Thunder & Lightning" code.

- TRIVIA -

The game melodies are low sampling rated pieces of "Mehve To Corvette No Tatakai" music track from "Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind" anime, and "Funk Doll" music track from "Bubblegum Crisis" anime.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

ペアーズ＆ローターズ (c) 1984 ASCII Corp.
(Pairs & Rotors)

- STAFF -

By: Hibiki Godai

アイス・ブロック (c) 1983 DB-SOFT.
(Ice Block)

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: N7-G5064

- STAFF -

By: Yuji Yoshida

ハドソンベストヒット集1 (c) 1984 Hudson Soft.
(Hudson Best Hit-Shuu 1)

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S3-1001

- STAFF -

Creator of Cannon Ball: Shinichi Nakamoto
Creator of Power Fail: Fumihiko Itagaki
Creator of Bean's Jack: Fumihiko Itagaki

ハドソンベストヒット集2 (c) 1984 Hudson Soft.
(Hudson Best Hit-Shuu 2

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S3-1002

- STAFF -

Creator of Sky Diver: Piano Man, Toshiyuki Sasagawa
Creator of Super Doors: TNT
Creator of Binary Land: H. Konno

ハドソンベストヒット集3 (c) 1984 Hudson Soft.
(Hudson Best Hit-Shuu 3)

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: S3-1003

- STAFF -

Creator of Bomber Man: Yuji Tanaka, Toshiyuki Sasagawa

いっき (c) 1985 Sun Electronics Corporation.
(Ikki)

A maze/top-down shooter game.

Set in the ancient medieval Japan, where a poor farming village is planning an insurrection to overthrow their feudal overlord. However, the only participants in the revolt are the player's character, Gonbe, and the optional second-player character, Tago, and the player battles against an army of ninjas, armed samurai a ghosts, and foot soldiers. The game has a great and colorful levels design, inspired in customs and myths Japanese of that time.

The character's movement is controlled with an 8-way joystick, and pressing the single button allows the player to attack by throwing a sickle. The direction in which the sickle is thrown cannot be determined by the player, and the weapon will automatically head towards the closest enemy. This forces an emphasis on avoiding attacks rather than attacking aggressively. The right side of the screen displays the player's points, along with a map of the level. The location of koban coins is displayed on this map, but players must circumvent walls and other barriers to go to those locations. The level is completed when the player picks up all 8 gold koban coins which are spread throughout the map, or if they capture the daikan (Japanese feudal lord) that can randomly appear during the level.
The player loses a life when they come in contact with any of the enemy characters or projectiles.

A bonus stage exist and some extras actions gameplay like grab a key to save a prisoner and especial items to increase speed of the character.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : TVG17

Main CPU : (2x) Zilog Z80 (@ 4 Mhz)
Sound Chips : SN76496 (@ 2 Mhz), SN76496 (@ 4 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 1

- TRIVIA -

Ikki was released in July 1985 in Japan.

The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'insurrection' (like peasant against the shogun).

The main characters are officially called 'Gonbe' and 'Tago'. They make a cameo appearance in "Atlantis no Nazo".

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[JP] Nintendo Famicom (nov.28, 1985) "Ikki [Model SS3-4900]"
[JP] Sony PS4 [PSN] (may.22, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ikki [Model CUSA-02372]"
Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] [AS] (aug.12, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ikki"
Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] [US] (nov.3, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ikki [Model CUSA-03376]"
Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] [EU] [AU] (apr.12, 2016) "Arcade Archives - Ikki [Model CUSA-03380]"

* OTHERS:
Mobile phones [JP] (jul.2006) "Ikki Mobile"

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken (c) 1984 UPL Co., Ltd.

Ninjakun Majou No Bouken is a vertical platform game where the player can jump to higher platforms and fall to lower platforms. The objective of each stage is to eliminate all enemies before the time limit expires. Players can launch shurikens to defeat enemies. Defeated enemies leave scrolls that, when collected, increase the player's score.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : 84003A

Board Number : M6100047A
Prom Stickers : 1-13

Main CPU : (2x) Zilog Z80 (@ 3 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (2x) General Instrument AY8910 (@ 3 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 2-way joystick
Buttons : 2

- TRIVIA -

Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken was released in October 1984 in Japan.

The title of this game translates from Japanese as 'Ninja-kun Adventure at Demon Castle'.

- SERIES -

1. Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken (1984)
2. Vs. Ninja Jajamaru-kun (1985)
3. Ninja-Kid II (1987)

- STAFF -

Developed by UPL.

Staff: Ryuichi Nishizawa (Bucha), Todo, Fukushi, Tsutomu Fuzisawa, Tateno

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[JP] Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] (may.15, 2014) "Arcade Archives - Ninja-Kun - Majou no Bouken [Model CUSA-00392]"
[AS] Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] (may.14, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ninja-Kid [Model CUSA-00392]"
[US] Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] (may.26, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ninja-Kid [Model CUSA-00977]"
[EU] [AU] Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] (jul.7, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ninja-Kid [Model CUSA-02490]"
[KO] Sony PlayStation 4 [PSN] (nov.6, 2015) "Arcade Archives - Ninja-Kid [Model CUSA-00392]"

* COMPUTERS:
[JP] MSX

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Roller Jammer (c) 1984 Nichibutsu.

Roller derby competition.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : (2x) Zilog Z80 (@ 4 Mhz), NSC8105 (@ 1.5 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 2.496 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (3x) General Instrument AY8910 (@ 1.248 Mhz), OKI MSM5205 (@ 384 Khz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 256 x 224 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 64

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 3

- STAFF -

Developed by Nichibutsu.

- SOURCES -

Game's manual.
Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

Mazinger Z (c) 1994 Banpresto.

Vertical shoot'em up with 3 selectable characters : Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger and Grendizer.

- TECHNICAL -

Cave 1st Generation Hardware

Main CPU : MC68000 (@ 16 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 [Optional]
Sound Chips : Yamaha YMZ280B (@ 16.9344 Mhz) or OKIM6295 x (1 or 2) + YM2203 / YM2151 [Optional]
Other : 93C46 EEPROM

Screen orientation : Vertical
Video resolution : 240 x 384 pixels
Screen refresh : 57.55 Hz
Palette colors : 16384

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 3

- TRIVIA -

Released in August 1994.

Based off the manga created by legendary artist Go Nagai in 1972.

The anime series on which this game is based was known briefly in the United States as Tranzor Z. It aired in the U.S. in 1985 and was produced by Three B. Productions, Ltd.

Default highscore table (TODAY'S TOP 8) :
TOP 100000 SUG
2ND 90000 TAG
3RD 80000 TON
4TH 70000 FAW
5TH 60000 TOM
6TH 50000 FUJ
7TH 40000 SAT
8TH 30000 SIN

- SERIES -

1. Mazinger Z (1994)

- STAFF -

Producer: Toshifumi Kawashima
Cast: Koji Kabuto, Hiroya Ishimaru, Duke Fried, Kei Tomiyama, Tetsuya Tsurugi, Keiichi Noda
Special Thanks To: Go Nagai, Takashi Nagai, Kenji Nagai, Dynamic Pl
Sound effect by : Hitoshi Sakimoto

- SOURCES -

Game's ROMs.
Game's screenshots.

S.T.G - Strike Gunner (c) 1991 Athena Co., Ltd.

A vertically scrolling shooter.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Motorola 68000 (@ 8 Mhz)
Sound Chips : X1-010 (@ 16 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 2

- TRIVIA -

Released in April 1991.

- STAFF -

Developed by Athena Co., Ltd.

Written and designed by : Undead Tama
Screen play by : Undead Tama
Sound by : Sho
Produced by : Shin Nakamura
Directed by : Undead Tama

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
Nintendo Super Famicom (1992)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

- DESCRIPTION -

Happy Lucky! (c) 1985 Taito Corp.

- TRIVIA -

Happy Lucky! was released in December 1985.

Laser Base (c) 1981 Amstar.

North American release. Game developed in Japan by Hoei. See the original for more information; "Future Flash".

- TRIVIA -

Released on July 1st, 1981 in North America.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Machine's picture.
Play Meter Magazine, August 15th, 1981 (pg. 61)

War of Aero - Project MEIOU (c) 1993 Allumer, Ltd.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : 93111A

Main CPU : Motorola 68000 (@ 16 Mhz)
Sound Chips : X1-010 (@ 16 Mhz)

Screen orientation : Vertical
Video resolution : 240 x 384 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette Colors : 1536

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 3

- STAFF -

Programmer : J. Ichikawa
Graphci designers : Y. Sugimoto, H. Kanemaru
Character designers : J. Ichikawa, H. Kanemaru
Sound programmer : H. Yamanaka
Sound : Y. Ogawa, H. Shiomi
Director : J. Ichikawa

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Top Gear (c) 1984 Universal.

A never released racing arcade game that would have ran on Universal's Laser System 1.

- TRIVIA -

Top Gear was present at Universal's AMOA '84 booth but it was never seen again. Despite never reaching mass production, Universal was working on a sequel for it that could have been updated by changing out the laserdisc.

It would have come in a somewhat modern looking sit-down cabinet. It was likely canceled as this would have been an expensive cabinet to produce, and the bottom had fallen out of the laserdisc market by this point.

- SOURCES -

Play Meter Magazine, December 31st, 1984, pg. 50

Indoor Soccer (c) 1985 Universal.

A two-on-two soccer game.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.9 Mhz), (2x) Zilog Z80 (@4mhz)
Sound Chips : (4x) Texas Instruments SN76496 (@ 4 Mhz), OKI MSM5205 (@ 384 Khz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 240 x 192 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 258

Players : 2
Control : Double 8-way joysticks
Buttons : 2

- TRIVIA -

Released in March 1985.

This was the last original video arcade game, and only sports game, created by Universal. Super Pierrot was released after this, but that was an updated version of Do! Run, Run.

- PORTS -

* COMPUTERS:
Commodore C64 (1989)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's flyer

Information for the following ROM(s): optigersm

Operation Tiger - Second Mission (c) 1999 Taito Corp.

- TRIVIA -

Released in February 1999 in Japan.

- SERIES -

1. Operation Wolf (1987)
2. Operation Thunderbolt (1988)
3. Operation Wolf 3 (1994)
4. Operation Tiger (1998)
5. Operation Tiger - Second Mission (1999)