Oct 20, 2022
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From: Dezaemon 2
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Dracula Hunter (1980, Teknon Kougyou)
An obscure arcade game where you play as a priest protecting a princess from swarms of vampires. Possibly the first vampire arcade game, it was decently popular in Japan, but never saw an international release, and the game may be lost, as it had a small run and no one has dumped the rom. I first heard about it through a video by The Fragnostic, as of part of his cancelled Dead Pixels series, covering the history of horror games (he also mentions another lost vampire arcade game, the 1982 game Vampire by Brass International).
The game was at least popular enough to earn a cult following. A doujin dev going by the name Shilfy-Yo made a short fan sequel called Dracula Buster, made in the shoot’em up maker software Dezaemon 2 for the Sega Saturn in 1999.
@titleknown, @saint-j92000 & @lunaticobscurity
Blast from the past. This was a Dezaemon 2 project I started working on after I finally gave up on making half-functioning pseudo shmups in Blast Works. It’s actually a sequel to what I considered my best BW level, YXIII. I copied a lot of enemy and ship designs straight over from it. Being that this all done on a Sega Saturn emulator* I could easily re-use sprites and backgrounds I had made- those were later redrawn and used in XYX (and later redrawn again for Neo XYX.) *I had an actual Saturn and a copy of the game but it’s specific memory demands make it impossible to save anything using a 4-in-1 card on a US system. There’s also a rare JP-only mouse accessory that’s far preferable to using a controller for the extensive drawing and editing you’ll be doing. Neither that or buying an import SS was feasible to me financially at the time. It still would’ve been far harder to share screens or footage (much less keep work for later use) anyways.
Sega Saturn Floppy Disk Drive The Sega Saturn Floppy Disk Drive (FDD) is as an add-on that allows the Saturn to use 3.5" floppy disks. http://segascream.com/sega-saturn-floppy-disk-drive/
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