Jan 23, 2023
Heiankyo Alien
“Hey Alien!” (Video Games & Computer Entertainment #22, Nov. 1990)
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Heiankyo Alien
“Hey Alien!” (Video Games & Computer Entertainment #22, Nov. 1990)
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Screenshots from the 1994 Super Famicom title from developer KAZe and publisher Meldac:
Space Race: Astro Go! Go! / 宇宙レース アストロゴー！ゴー！
A Japanese only racing game on Super Nintendo, great fun one you get used to the top down style controls. Unlike F-Zero you race around the track in all directions. KAZe are best known for their pinball games, hence the rather pinball feeling crash physics in this. Screenshots taken using our OSSC and our original Astro cartridge.
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Autonomous Zone - The Map Is Not the Territory
MELDAC
1991
Mercenary Force
“Let’s get mercenary!” (Video Game & Computer Entertainment #25, Feb. 1991)
Zombie Nation
“The Zombies are Coming!!!!” (GamePro #26, Sept. 1991)
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Zombie Nation
Developer: KAZe Co. Publisher: Meldac Release: 09/91 Genre: Shooter It is no exaggeration to say that Zombie Nation is one of the strangest titles on the NES. Even after all these years it is hard to believe it exists. Yet here we are. The NES is home to shooters of all stripes, from the hardcore like Gradius to cute ‘em ups like Parodius and Twin Bee. But controlling the disembodied head…
Abarenbou Tengu (Famicom) box -- from Abarenbo Tengu & Zombie Nation (PC/Steam) in-game gallery
