Hokuto no Ken 2: seikimatsu kyuuseishu densetsu
While this sequel was a step in the right direction, gaming was just too immature to be able to create a truly satisfying Hokuto no Ken beat-em-up experience at this point.
While this sequel was a step in the right direction, gaming was just too immature to be able to create a truly satisfying Hokuto no Ken beat-em-up experience at this point.
Though Spartan X began as an arcade game, time seems to have remembered the Famicom version a little bit better.
There are plenty of other changes that had to be made to accommodate for memory limitations of a cartridge in 1986 though.
A better choice would really be to just turn down the volume and listen to something else, instead of this tinny and interrupted rendition of an originally good soundtrack
Despite all of the genuine care that went into trying to make Dragon Quest successful in the US, it just did not sell as a $50 game. There were so many unsold copies that Nintendo eventually gave it away free with new $20 subscriptions to Nintendo power, further sweetening the deal with a strategy guide that contained a full walk-through and additional back story.