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Forget everything you think you know about Sega and learn about the company's first foray into home consoles: The SG-1000!Plus! We'll have a special Collector's Edition available as well, with a poster, set of art cards, and a signed COA included in a slipcover!
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Historical context is important. In his long-running Video Works series, game journalist and Limited Run Games media curator Jeremy Parish claims the Famicom's hardware scrolling capabilities put it ahead of the SG-1000. His statement isn't quite accurate, though. For the first 12 months on sale, not one Famicom game featured any scrolling of any kind – pause for a moment and consider that. The first examples were Hogan's Alley in June 1984, but that was simply between levels, and not player-controlled. The first player-controlled example was Lode Runner in July 1984, allowing free horizontal movement. So for the first 12 months, Sega actually had the advantage, with several of its launch line-up games and subsequent releases all featuring scrolling, meaning the SG-1000 did in fact outperform the Famicom – if not in colours, then in movement. This makes Yuji Naka's earlier statement true, at least for a time.Naka himself also mentioned scrolling in his aforementioned interview: "I studied the technology of programming by trying new things, and by analysing what others had created. Programmers would compete within those limitations, and it was an era when technologies would advance every year. You can't get a real good kick out of the hardware nowadays, since it's capable of doing anything. That was the time when even making ...
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We are stoked to announce that our best ININ gems are coming to Xbox, starting with this first batch right here.The Xbox ININvasion starts on December 7 - and it's just the beginning!
Happy new yearThis year is the Year of the Dragon 🐉 , and Kasuga and Kiryu, as well as the dragon fish and dragon, will also rise!
Quick heads up – some of our exclusive Limited and Collector's Editions are on the verge of selling out! 🏃♂️💨 Once they're gone, they're gone for good, so don't miss your chance.
A legendary series returns with a grand new adventure!Enjoy a colorful action-adventure game made alongside Ryuichi Nishizawa, creator of the original Wonder Boy in Monster World series.Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom borrows the best from the classic series to deliver a fresh, modern adventure with fun gameplay, memorable music and gorgeous hand drawn animations.
