#pc-6001

'Space Harrier'

[PC-6001] [JAPAN] [MAGAZINE, SPREAD] [1987]

Finally available with high-speed 3D graphics. Emergency Launch Due to supernatural phenomena and an unknown enemy, Dragon Land has been taken over by vicious magical creatures. The righteous dragon Uriah seeks Harrier's help to restore peace. Harrier is a supernatural warrior from Earth. Can you save Dragon Land? Space Harrier, which was considered difficult to play in the PC-6001 version, has finally been realized with high-speed 3D graphics. The rear view of the galloping Harrier remains the same, while the magical creatures of Dragon Land are depicted with their distinctive movements. The high-speed scrolling is so powerful you'll find yourself moving your body involuntarily. Enjoy all 16 exciting levels to your heart's content. ~Ad Caption [BMT🤖]

Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken

In a cutscene at the end of Metal Gear Solid V, a game set in the 1980s, a man is loading a cassette tape in MSX computer and the characteristic loading noises from a data tape are played. It did not take fans long to find out that the audio contained the header of the 1983 Japanese adventure game The Portopia Serial Murder Case, a game Hideo Kojima famously has quoted as one of the reasons he went into the video game industry. In fact, this by modern standards rather primitive graphical text adventure is often heralded as one of the most influential games in Japanese video game history. Similar to how Sierra’s King’s Quest (1984) shaped the direction western computer adventure games would take, Portopia has been instrumental to the development of the adventure (ADV) genre, but also to Japanese video game interface design in general. 

Love Match Tennis (ラブマッチテニス) - Enix - PC-6001 - 1983