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This game is so rare, it's on Ebay. All the time.

You're talking about Shodai Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-Kun.

sorry I don't speak l33t english ^^; what does "wuz" mean ?

Various 2D gems sidescrollers : Super Tempo Hissatsu! Princess Crown NazouMakaimura Silhouette Mirage Tenchi ou Kurau sorry if one of thoe was already mentioned.

For driving cabinets only.

Since your virtual boy certainly drove you blind, I might fool you into thinking it does.

Yes there are a bunch of changes. In the japanese version, for example, you can drive at night. So it's basically the same version as Daytona CCE Netlink Edition. edit : oops sorry I didn't notice that you worried strictly on the gameplay aspects. Therefore, heck, no idea. For sure, still, even...

Not unique, since a sequel came out. You're building a path with ropes inside blocks, then throwing a bomb so that it follows the longest path possible. Of course the longer the path, the more dead blocks come in your opponent's screen. Moreover, every character has a special item ability...

It's a good little game, but doesn't worth all the fuss made about it. Pics avaiable at S16.com : http://www.system16.com/sega/hrdw_stv_page2.html#fdled

My source is the backcover of SNK's game, and I doubt they would add "btw, the game doesn't work with 4MB carts because we suck ass". Obviously, after KOF'95, SNK created a generic program for Neo Geo game convertions using the 1MB cart made for them by Sega. SS4 was the last one running on...

Most pre-1MB games from SNK (like Real Bout) have a lot of troubles running with the 4MB. Afterwoods, latest SNK Games (like Real Bout Special and KOF'97) had no issue running with the 4MB. The one notable exception to this is Samurai Spirits Amakusa Kourin (aka SS4). The game was *meant* to be...

I still have a bunch of covers, but I gave away most of the CDs. Anyway I just moved, so all that sh*t is somewhere in my cave.

It came with a soft cardboard cover, like most demos in magazines do ; do you see the type of cover I'm talking about ? I still have tons of them, you could get them for free in stores.

Don't throw stuff at me, but I like this game a lot. Chasing a guy with a police car or a gunship in middle of a fight is fun. Trapping a guy in a cage is fun. Lethal stripteases are fun. Shockguns are fun. A zombie boss doing the coregraphy of Thriller is fun. It's fun. FFR is like Jackass. I...

Daniel : Yes it is.

Death Crimson is a really *really* bad -painful bad- gun shooter. It was actually voted "the worst SegaSaturn game ever" by japanese players, hence it became quite popular, in a weird way, and it's price suddenly rose. Death throttle is a shitty gore shooter.

There is no number to determine CKs in the japanese version : CLOCKWORK KNIGHT Pepperouchau's Adventure Joukan (GS-9004) is the first one. CLOCKWORK KNIGHT Pepperouchau's Adventure Gekan (GS-9029) is the sequel. (that's the one you bought) CLOCKWORK KNIGHT Pepperouchau no Fukubukuro (GS-9074)...

Interesting fact : The "Virtua Fighter : CG Collection" CD+G was actually released in Japan, in very limited quantities. It was a Not For Sale item. I as of yet have no clue about how you could get it.

Jap "Special CD" contains : - Voice theatre - Mini Drama - tons of tactics - kind of souped up practice mode made of lessons to master each character - IIRC, you need to go through that disc in the Jap version to unlock RedEye

Note that I'm not sure *every* european VFRemix came out with it, like maybe only the first press. But that should be easy to check out.