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I'm into classic gaming mostly NES, SNES, 90s PC games, PS1, PS2 & GameCube. I do likes me some 70s/80s (and some 90s) slasher movies, but I mostly post about video games I like or am playing. Sometimes I share new physical copies when I get them.
Yes it’s Dick Tracy which I’m sure we all remember fondly and from the AVGN episode.
Despite being part of the marketing blitz for the movie starring Warren Beatty, Al Pacino and Madonna. This game is not based on the movie. Instead you solve cases leading up to a bank robbery and the arrest of Big Boy Caprice.
Dick Tracy NES
Publisher: Bandai
Developer: Realtime Associates
Released: August 1990
Blurred Reality
Born in newsprint,
I tell time and call for help
The law is my trade
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Yes it’s Dick Tracy which I’m sure we all remember fondly and from the AVGN episode.
Despite being part of the marketing blitz for the movie starring Warren Beatty, Al Pacino and Madonna. This game is not based on the movie. Instead you solve cases leading up to a bank robbery and the arrest of Big Boy Caprice.
Dick Tracy NES
Publisher: Bandai
Developer: Realtime Associates
Released: August 1990
Trevor and Alucard fight their way past the monster to reach the Mordid Mountains. Ascending them should take them right to the main entrance hall. They are in for a two surprises though.
Alucard shows Trevor a secret entrance to the Castle through the Basement. Little do they know it is guarded by the Monster.
Chains rattle. The Monster rises the ceiling begins to fall.
Yep doomed from the start but I expected that. It’s really difficult to hide a gold cart. I don’t own the grey cart variants of the Zelda games.
You this game is originally a Famicom disk system game. It has slightly better sounding music on Famicom as well. How ever there are more repeated tracks on the Disk system version.
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo R&D4
Release: December 1988