Should You Pre-order Shockman Zero for SNES!? Let's Find Out!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Retro-bit is bringing out Kaizou Choujin Shubibinman Zero (改造町人シュビビンマン零) to the West on physical cartridge for Super Nintendo!. There is going to be both NTSC and PAL versions for the US and Europe.
It was going to be a Super Famicom release but it was released on the Nintendo Satellaview Satalite Broadcast sytem for Super Famicom in 1997
I played the Japan only Columbus Circle release of the game on Super Famicom cartridge.
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looks like a fun one ;)
It is a very efficient game. The downloaded games for the broadcast system service aren't as big in file size so it forced the developers to pack in fun.
I will definitely get this one on Friday....from the Nintendo Switch eshop..foe $8
I am probably gonna get the PlayStation version. That's what I did with the other ones.
The thumbnail looks like Mario quit at Nintendo and started a YT channel. Seriously, if Nintendo ever made another live action Mario movie, you should definitely go to the casting ^^
Why thank you I'm no Bob Hoskins, Charles Martinet, or the legend Lou Albano. ua-cam.com/video/65uNCLBTje0/v-deo.html
I use a Teak Wood Cassette case that has a slide opening for my Famicom games.
I have way way way too many famicom games to store in cases like that.
Where can you get the Super Famicom cart?
I got it either from from Suruga-ya or Amazon Japan. Both ship to the US.
Got myself some Super Famicom Games from Ebay, Final Fantasy VI for about 18€, same for Chrono Trigger, both complete in Box.
@@Azuris190 the crazy thing is that in Japan the more common games are the cheaper ones. So Final Fantasy VI and Chrono Trigger were crazy popular and less are some of the cheapest family superfamily games to get. Pokémon are some of the cheapest games to get in Japan yet are the most expensive in the US. Go figure.
@@Azuris190 There is nothing quite like getting Super Famicom and Famicom games right from Japan. It's easier than it has ever been.
@@8bitjoystick Same here for Europe, or better to say, they don't exist in Europe haha
So i am getting some from there and try to get my 100 Games SNES Collection.
I tested now out some chinese Knock Off of Breath of Fire, it is really decent made, better than some of the official Rereleases that i have and you can even easily swap out the Battery!
Guess i will buy some of these, seing the Prices of the Games i have interest in, i don't feel bad :P
They are also cheap, about 10-25€ and have often a Fan Translation build in.
Definitely a no buy for me. I will be buying the late Jeremias Babini's game of Piopow over at Limited Run Games for NES while supplies last this month.
Ohh I don't know that game. I will have to look into it. I like that. He says that they'll also be selling a downloaded ROM version. There are times that I will absolutely buy a downloaded version and throw it on my everdrives instead of buying a cartridge but sometimes I like cartridges. jeremiasbabini.xyz/piopow/en.html
@8bitjoystick Yeah. That probably isn't going to happen. Jeremias Babini passed away just before pre orders and Limited Run Games got the rights or something. You will have to buy the NES Physical and use a Sanni Cart Reader if you want to do that. I don't know all the details. He will be a missed Developer. Great artist.
@@michaeldemers2716 oh man that sucks