The cartridge from Ed's collection had a date marking saying "1989.2.3". We released a later prototype for this in April 2006, so we labelled our new release "Proto 0" as opposed to the "Proto 1" released in April 2006. It feels a bit old and clunky today, but discovering and mapping exploration games like those is something I quite enjoy. One of the earliest (1984) of adventures games pioneered by Roberta Williams's team at Sierra, it was converted to the Master System in 1989 by Microsmiths with a reworked interface. Other prototypes have been shared at Hidden Palace and (5/9/22 update)Īn early prototype for King's Quest - Quest for the Crown for the Master System. Read more about Ed Semrad's Roms at the Video Game History Foundation website. This collection contained prototypes from various systems and SMS Power! are releasing the Sega 8-bit ones on behalf of VGHF and Ed Semrad. Those prototypes are part of the Ed Semrad collection, and were recovered by the Video Game History Foundation.
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ENDURO RACING MASTER SYSTEM ROM PLUS
ENDURO RACING MASTER SYSTEM ROM UPDATE
To commemorate we are today officially releasing another update to the retranslation project. It is 20th December and that means it is the Phantasy Star anniversary! In the tradition of other HTH releases: original Sega copyrights have been scrubbed and/or replaced with HTH ones, and games were modified to increase amount of lives/bullets.Īttached to this post are photos of original cartridges. HG 201-12: E-SWAT / Pīlì zhàn jǐng (霹靂戰警), dumped from the variant with E-SWAT art label. HG 101-26: Aztec Adventure / Nazca'88, with erroneous box labels: Aztel Adventure (Nazca'88) / Ganbare Goemon (がんばれゴエモン). To finish, we have 4 "SMS game in a Game Gear cartridge" releases by Hung Tao Hsin (HTH), to complement the 24 releases we made in 2021: We have the rare Taiwanese version of The Circuit / Fēichē zhēngbà zhàn (飛車爭霸戰) for the Taiwanese Mark III., for which the cartridge was kindly provided to us by Eric Kuo. MSX Soccer has a Hwaseong / Hwasung Bumper Screen injected into the MSX BIOS replacement. Con-Dori has unusually terrible audio.Ĭon-Dori was provided and dumped by bsittler who has lately been of tremendous help and instrumental with on-going work dumping and reverse engineer Korean XX-in-1 cartridges (leading to our release of Game Mo-eumjip 188 Hap (게임모음집188합) and many upcoming ones. Then we have Con-Dori (콘돌이) for the Samsung Gam*Boy / Master System, and MSX Soccer / Chuggu (축구) for the Samsung Gam*Boy / Master System, both unlicensed MSX1 ports. A equally obscure MSX version also exist. Although undated, it seems to draw inspiration from the level art of Super Mario Bros 3 so was probably developed after.īox art and in-game title are inconsistent in spelling, and the product number SI-3131G appears to be the same as Gangcheol RoboCop (강철 로보캅), also by Sieco.
This is a basic MSX1/SG-1000 era platformer. Super Penguin (슈퍼팽귄, 수퍼펭귄) for the Samsung Gam*Boy / Master System, a rare Korean original developed by SIECO. This prototype was dumped from a Japanese collection a few years ago. In the prototype some treasure chests seems to disappear when starting a level. See attachment for a photo of the cartridge.Ī Prototype of Fushigi no Oshiro Pit Pot (不思議のお城 ピットポット) for the Master System.īased on analysis by super-reverse-engineer Calindro, the changes in this build relates to how the game EDIT mode converts edited level to in-game mode. Looking at simple data statistics does contains noticeably less meaningful data than the final release however so it appears to be a definitively earlier build: one can assume they intently bumped the release date to 1989 expecting the game to release that year? It curiously bears a 1989 copyright (vs final game saying 1988). The sample cartridge was sourced from the UK but as per its EPROM it seems like it was displayed at CES. A rare and charming two-players vertical shooter developed in Japan. Following last month's release of three prototypes, and a Phantasy Star 35th Anniversary Retranslation Update, we've got another pile of goodies :)Ī Prototype of the great Scramble Spirits for the Master System.
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