With me around - no generation is safe.
Grammar
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Alan Wake (Xbox 360) If you have seen (Richard Baugh, Bruce Dansky or Jacob Miller) or know their whereabouts, please call 555-9932!!! THANK YOU! Trouble is, poster has no exclamation mark. |
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Alien: Isolation (Various) In this context, 'creatures' should read creature's. |
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Bram Stoker's Dracula (SNES/Mega Drive) Same kind of thing here, as Stokers should be Stoker's. |
G.I. Joe (Arcade)
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Profile correctly displays geezer's code-name as Snake-Eyes. |
But.
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Player select is hyphen phobic. |
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Super Mario World 2; Yoshi's Island (SNES) Paradise is where all the Yoshies live. |
Jump to 2002 GBA remake.
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Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island Rewritten blurb claims a paradise where all the Yoshis live. |
(Frowns).
Miscellany
Double Dragon II: The Revenge (Arcade)
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Billy and Jimmy's in-game sprites. |
End screen tells a different story.
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Clobber has changed and look at those fucking barnets. |
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp (Arcade)
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The Garden of Eden is forbodden. |
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Soon after, it's forbidden. |
Why did gaffe exist in the first place?
Very odd.
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Ikari Warriors (Arcade) Ralf and Clark's gunfire correspond to respective red and blue headbands. Exactly what you wouldn't expect. |
Operation Wolf (Arcade)
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Roy Adams prepares to cock Uzi. |
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Which shouldn't cause firearm to magically extend. |
Superman (Arcade)
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A ganbling hall at a casino?
No way. |
But even better.
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During boss battle, sign advertises cosino. |
Ha ha ha!
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Fatal Fury (SNES)
Japanese name is Garou Densetsu. |
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Nettou Real Bout Garou Densetsu Special (Game Boy) The first thing that bothers me is that Japanese exclusive simply states Real Bout Special, rather importantly - omitting the Fatal Fury brand. Also, Neo Geo original was released in 1997, not 1996. |
Capcom Fighting Jam (PS2)
As logos are specific.
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Street Fighter Alpha
Sakura didn't feature until Alpha 2 and similarly, Karin was first introduced in Alpha 3. |
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Street Fighter III: New Generation
Urien was first in 2nd Impact and Chun-Li didn't show up until 3rd Strike. |
I'm very confused.
Gekido Advance: Kintaro's Revenge (GBA)
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Early on, we see tuft of hair poking clearly poking through antagonist's bandages. |
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Later, it's gone. |
Here's another continuity problem.
Prince of Persia (Mega CD)
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After slaying Jaffar, sword (and more importantly) hero is splattered with villain's blood. |
What happens next?
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Claret has gone. |
Knights of the Round
Who knows why, but some stage names were changed for home port.
Arcade SNES
Stage 2 Confused Fight A Desperate Fight
Stage 4 Knights festival The Knight's Tournaments
Stage 5 Expedition The Expedition
Stage 6 Knights in the Strange Land Knights in a Strange Land
Bizarre yes, but obviously not mistakes.
However...
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Arcade
It has been said that only the man who is destined to be the king can pull out the sacred sword "Excalibur" from the rock. |
Rock?
(Laughs raucously).
And there was me thinking that Arthur pulled pointy stick from the
stone.
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Capcom righted wrong in the amazing SNES conversion. |
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1)
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Conclusion of European/North American intro omits subtitle. |
That makes no sense.
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Especially when title screen begs to differ. |
Yours truly made some alterations.
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Perfection. |
If there's nothing in this, then why did
GBA entry
Harmony of Dissonance take a different approach?
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See subtitle? I sure do. |
(Smiles).
Creators of Netflix series took obvious inspiration.
Expect season 2 in summer.
Back to it.
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Beezelbub or Beelzebub? Just why? |
This is just funny.
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Description informs Medusa Head is from Medusa's hair. |
Remarkable.
Finishing with.
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I smell you're blood. I smell a ridiculous balls up. |
Turrican (PC Engine)
(From left to right), check out obscure port's ending.
You'd think tower would require a serious paint job.
But...
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Structure isn't even scratched. |
Most ineffective explosion EVER.
Does less protracted sequence in
C64 original fare better?
Yes.
Until next time.
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