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All of the covers shown off side-by-side...Anyone up for a Box Art Brawl? Such a showdown might end up inevitable if a Push Square version of this Nintendo Life feature could get successfully started...

@Johnny_Arthur Actually, any code-swiping would've gone in the opposite direction (keep in mind Rare was familiar with the ZX Spectrum); Nebulus predates Battletoads by four years.

Ready to fire up some King of Fighters '95 on this thing! ...Wait a second, where's the slot for the specialized cartridge it needs?

@Missingno128 MSX is a home computer; that version is one of the "host of home computer ports".

The MSX version was also the source of a few unofficial console ports, namely to older Sega hardware...

All your Neo Geos are belong to us.

Well, if Namco ever considers doing some 32-bit edition of Namco Museum, we can probably tell if this game's going to be in it based on a small part of the North American packaging...Let's just say that, when taking the main Arcade Archives line and the ACA Neo Geo line together, Samurai Shodown V Special is no longer alone in a specific distinction...

Looks like someone wrangled up a CDX to show off the Undeadline cartridge...

Gotta wonder...just who on the FPGA scene's going to come up with, and more importantly realize, the idea even Sega never had? I'm talking about folding the "tower of power"--base Genesis, Sega CD, and 32X--into a single unit...

I take it the Game Boy Micro there wasn't actually running the game? Given that that particular model can't run games made for the original and Color, just the Advance (let's just say, there's no game out there that'll natively run on both a Super Game Boy and a Game Boy Micro)...

Well, this is going to put it out of reach for many in the west...The rerelease that did make it out west (albeit without localization) is the one that got pulled, while the rerelease that stayed was only unleashed in Japan...

What I'd really like to imagine is just what potential might lie in combining SuperGrafx, the TurboGrafx-CD, and the Arcade Card...

@Beyerun Given the Americas are said to be unaffected, I have the feeling it may potentially be an issue with the PEGI ratings (wouldn't be the first time a ratings issue has held up a release)...

Oldest game on the Archives yet...

(Displaced Galaxian, which displaced Moon Cresta, which displaced Crazy Climber...which was the first game on the Archives all told...)

"[Sega] would use the same A, B, C, X, Y & Z arrangement on Saturn, too, only reverting to A, B, X & Y on Saturn"

Uh, I don't recall any standard-issue Saturn pad lacking C and Z...I think that latter "Saturn" was supposed to be "Dreamcast"?

@zidane4028 Yeah, the way the PS1 releases of the games that originated on SNES fell on both sides of the Atlantic can get a bit confusing without a guide.

-VI was in Anthology in America, separate release in Europe (bundled with a X demo).
-V was in both regions' respective Anthology.
-IV was in Anthology in Europe, Chronicles in America.
-The other game in Chronicles, Chrono Trigger, skipped Europe again.

Gotta wonder, what are the odds that the ESRB might be re-evaluating the game's rating as we speak based on this discovery? (It got an E back in the day. A single F-bomb warrants no lower than a T, and that's when used simply as an expletive and not in its sexual meaning.) Nowadays they make the developers reveal easter eggs like this upfront after some more higher-profile games in the middle of the 2000s decade got caught red-handed...

Gangster Town, anyone? Going to have to wait for Master System support, then...

Anyone up for a Safari Hunt or a Missile Defense 3-D? All we need now is Master System support (the latter game needs both slots, cartridge and card, for an efficient experience)...

@NinChocolate Yeah, base CD-ROM² and Super CD-ROM² as mentioned. No mention of the Arcade CD-ROM² format, though...

What, no Arcade CD-ROM² stuff?

@Daggot The eShop listing itself lists PC-8801 mkII SR.