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I sent them my note of interest. I love older computers and the X68000 has always been interesting to me. Here's hoping that a worldwide release happens!

Interesting read! I never got to play the computer versions. Would be cool if they'd be released though EggConsole though.

I'd like to see Tetris Plus, though I'd also like to see the 2nd game, but that one wasn't on Saturn.

I'm not big into racers, but I've heard nothing but great things about this game. I'd like to give it a shot if it happens to hit consoles.

@OldManHermit I'm not sure if it's confirmed to be true, but I've heard that this art for Mr. X used Arnold as a reference from an old Oronamin C commercial that he did.

I'd like to add this one as well. Joe & Mac. I've been watching a few videos on this game, and as you may know, Joe & Mac on the SNES is very different from the arcade. I often see many criticize the SNES game and point out many flaws with it, but to me it is a better game than the arcade version.

I kinda like these portraits; they've got character.

I just want to know the reasoning behind the character portraits in the US version of Snow Bros 2.

If only they made a RoTK or Nobunaga's Ambition portable that they could release different scenarios for

Bionic Commando is one I liked better on NES rather than arcade. Ninja Gaiden as well.

One I haven't seen mentioned here yet is Super Dodgeball. I just can't get into the arcade game, but I love the NES version

City Connection delivers again!

I wonder though, will the Switch or Switch 2 see that new Formation Z game?

I was searching through some original Yoshitaka Amano art that sold for much less. $12,350 being the most expensive piece that I could find.

While it's pretty cool that it's the original art for the box, I'd rather spend that $12,350 on the art by Yoshitaka Amano, especially because I really like his art. To be clear, though, I'm not spending that much on art! I can buy posters of his art from his official website for $25 and be totally fine with it!

I really appreciate what companies like Hamster are doing. Retro games are my favorite, so seeing them preserved and released current day is fantastic.

Huh, I must have missed this article when it first came out. Anyhoo, it was an interesting read. I was really hyped up for this game back in the day and was very sad when it was canned.

Ninja Gaiden and scary Pac-Man are a "perhaps" for me. I'll wait and see how they turn out.

I really hope the new Okami is on Nintendo. That's the one game I MUST HAVE.

I never got to play the SNES one, only Batman Returns on the Sega Game Gear. That was my first game for the portable system and it was a pretty good game too.

Creepy human-faced Bombermen... Nooo thanks...

I've played it on the Namcot collection. It's a pretty fun game, and I personally like it more than the original Tower of Druaga. I recommend it for anyone who may be interested in it.

@Daggot at the official website for Shooting Insight, there is a toggle between English and Japanese. On the Japanese side, you will see Hikaru and Minmay in the list of characters, but they are removed on the English side. They are DLC in the Japanese version of the game, and the website says that the DLC is only available in Japan, so it doesn't look very hopeful.

A few years back, I had heard that the licensing issues were resolved, but I guess that was just for releasing the other Macross series. Harmony Gold still seems to have a tight grip on Robotech.

@Daggot I don't know if this decision will change, but in the upcoming Macross Shooting Insight, Hikaru and Minmay are removed from the English version. It's really frustrating, and I'm probably going to assume that we may not get this one either. Fortunately, we can always get it from the Japanese eShop. I'm planning on it!

Another classic game that I have good memories tied to. I rented this one and finished it on Christmas Eve, then on Christmas day I got to play the Sega version that my cousin got for a gift.

Honestly, I think it was a good idea to make two different games this way, and fortunately both turned out pretty well.

Magical Quest brings back good memories. It was a pretty easy game, but really fun to play over and over. Fantastic soundtrack too!

Capcom's old Disney games were licensed games done right.

It looks like a lot of fun for fans of arcade racers. I'd like to pick it up for Switch whenever it releases.

Oka's works are great. Personally, I think Super Mario Kart has the best soundtrack of all of the Mario Kart games, with the Rainbow Road theme being one of my favorite video game tunes out there.

Never knew about the game having special Sega Channel levels, but pretty cool.

I never owned the game, but I'd play it at a friend's house. Looking back at it, it was a really impressive looking game. As someone else here said, it would be great if someone ported a complete version of Garfield to modern consoles.

This is such a fun game. I never owned it, but I kept renting it until I finished the game.

Konami should at least release some kind of Goemon collection with this game on it.

There are a lot of these smaller games coming out during this half of the year that I'm absolutely stoked for, perhaps even moreso than for larger budget games.

I've been loving the return of Hebereke and I hope to see even more come from it. Maybe bring back O-Chan's Logic? I'm always up for more picross.

I'd be very happy to see a Parodius collection. If Konami does that, only other things I'd ask for is a Goemon collection and a Twinbee collection.

Whatever this might be, I'd be happy with anything Parodius related.

Looks like a fun game, and I've never heard of it before too. Another retro game to add to my list!

This movie was a favorite of mine when I was a kid. Saw it in theaters when it came out, and our theatre actually had a display out in the lobby where we could play Mario 3!

Whether it's an official game or a personal project, I like seeing others try to push a system to it's limits and beyond. The GBA is an interesting system for these sort of things!

I'd love to see this released like Clockwork Aquario was. These Bubble Bobble style 1-screen arcade games are some of my favorites.

Personally, '98 is probably my favorite. I gotta add though, the King of Fighters '95 on the Gameboy was actually pretty good. Takara did a great job with Gameboy fighters like Battle Arena Toshinden, Samurai Shodown, and World Heroes 2 Jet.

I like what City Connection is doing with these old classics but the burning question I have is, will City Connection be working on a City Connection remake?

I was both on Nintendo and Sega's side back in those days, but I liked those little jabs that went back and forth between the two. Those were pretty fun times.

Anything would be fantastic. I'd like to see them preserve the classics, bringing them to modern consoles. I'd love to see a remastered Mischief Makers. Would also be really cool to see their Astro Boy GBA game remastered as well.