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Burn 'Em 'The Death & Return Of Superman' Super Nintendo
Super Famicom - GDLEEN
Title: GDLEEN / ガデュリン
Developer: Jorudan
Publisher: SETA Corporation
Release date: 28 May 1991
Catalogue Code: SHVC-GD
Genre: RPG
An RPG based on the Gdleen (spelt G-D-L-E-E-N, pronounced Guard-Lean) series of light novels by Yuto Ramon and Hitoshi Yoneda. This was also the very first Super Famicom RPG ever released.
Popeye: Ijiwaru Majo Seahag no Maki (Super NES/Super Famicom)
I mistakenly put the 3rd Gen poll up for only a day, but the NES was such a clear winner, I don't think it really matters. Next up is the Fourth Generation, my beloved 16-bit Era.
There weren't so many manufacturers chucking out consoles in this period, but there were a ton of add-ons. I've decided to do separate polls for those, although drawing the line between add-ons and upgrades isn't always easy. I'll do handhelds separately too (and maybe one for edutainment systems later? We'll see).
What's your favourite 4th Generation console?
SNES/Super Famicom
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
PC Engine SuperGrafx & CoreGrafx
SNK Neo Geo AES
SNK Neo Geo CD
Philips CD-i
Pioneer LaserActive
Super A'Can
Capcom Power System Changer
Commodore CDTV
other?
Super Nintendo Entertainment System, NA model
Super Nintendo Entertainment System, PAL model
Mega Drive original model, and Genesis Model 2
NEC TurboGrafx-16, NA model
NEC PC Engine, original Japanese model
SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System
Philips CD-i Model 220
Pioneer LaserActive
Funtech Super A'Can
Commodore CDTV
Princess Toadstool 'Super Mario RPG' Super Nintendo
Opinions on Illusion Of Gaia?
Mario Kart : pourquoi l'IA triche depuis 1992 et fait de l'injustice un art
Il y a des moments, dans la vie d’un joueur, qui marquent à jamais : une carapace bleue qui explose au moment de franchir la ligne, un Bowser qui remonte toute la course à une vitesse suspecte, ou encore une pluie de pièces quand on rêvait d’une étoile. Depuis Super Mario Kart, lancé en 1992 sur Super Nintendo, cette sensation d’injustice n’a rien d’un hasard. Le jeu est volontairement truqué, et…