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Gulun.Pa! is a '1993 prototype Capcom CPS1 game' according to every wiki & emu site No mention of it existed before 2020, it uses the same chime sounds as every not quite legit Korean game ever & runs on the most bootlegged, hacked arcade hardware in history🤔

way, way more. idk, maybe there's loads of them in hbmame? It's not something I've ever bothered with tldr, I'll paypal you £100 if you're the 1st who can prove this was even hinted at as being a Capcom game before say 2018. Anything in Japanese from a mag/book, a wayback link, a loketest memory...

Gulun.Pa! is a '1993 prototype Capcom CPS1 game' according to every wiki & emu site No mention of it existed before 2020, it uses the same chime sounds as every not quite legit Korean game ever & runs on the most bootlegged, hacked arcade hardware in history🤔

It's katakana name from the title screen does not exist on the internet in any language, anywhere. It solely exists, in English, on self-referencing wikis & emulator sites. Some say it might be related to Mitchell Corp, you know, as it looks & sounds literally nothing like a Capcom game🤦‍♂️

weird flex time: I have never used ai. I have never paid for a streaming service or watched a current TV show or movie on a computer. I have never pirated a current game. I have owned 2 mobile phones. I have never called an Uber. I have never been on a video call

I have never emulated a PC or console game past the 16bit era unless is was for a tournament (some DC shmups & a few PC ones). My lifetime play of emulated 16bit or earlier PC / console games is maybe a couple of hours. I have never played a console or PC game romhack or fan translation

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrO... Couple of Victory Lap 1st place wins added today. No idea what's going on with the video quality as this game & this game only defaults to 240P playback for me. If it does that for you, just manually change it to 1080P

Nah, if you play a beat em up solo & just credit feed through, you'll still have a good time if the game's good The only problem's when that's all people know how to do so end up with a 'pay to win' mentality, where arcade games are deemed impossible to beat with skill alone, as they've not tried

Even wth console games mags used to moan that having access to too many continues made some games too easy. Like bruh, just don't use them then but if the option's there, most people will take them. Give them none & that's usually a bigger issue Most people credit fed Super Mario & Dark Souls when

Getting strong Otogirisou Sosei-Hen vibes from this says the game's biggest Western fan as Spongebob appears on an advert on the bar's TV. The other patrons nod sagely as he prays he's not found out to be a fraud who only heard of the game yesterday & hasn't played it yet. It is his personality now

Yes, it's very difficult to finish & it's not just a 'I'm not that great at racing games' thing. It's legit hard as balls to do well but it never gets annoying & you keep on coming back💪 And yeah, there's no race queens in the attract but the female adorned advertising of Capital City compensates😍🏁

why this game requires secret commands to select the exact tune you want shall forever be a mystery. It's not like every earlier 3D Namco racer with an 11/10 OST didn't just let you do it, even if some of them were a bit stingy in how much time you had to make your choice (looking at you Rave Racer)

www.arcadearchives.com/title/?s=&pl... Holy f(*k. In the last 12 months we've had 10 Namco games that have literally never been ported to anything, ever. Armadillo Racing, Outfoxies, Cyber Commando, Gee Bee etc The previous year we got literally un-dumped Namco VS System games🤦‍♂️

www.arcadearchives.com/title/?s=&pl... Holy f(*k. In the last 12 months we've had 10 Namco games that have literally never been ported to anything, ever. Armadillo Racing, Outfoxies, Cyber Commando, Gee Bee etc The previous year we got literally un-dumped Namco VS System games🤦‍♂️

The internet is wrong about arcade games pt. 8452821 Super cool flyer for World Rally, which the internet attributes to the 1993 Gaelco game of the same name, despite this being a clearly different game, with a vertical monitor which was never released, by Logitec / Logi Tec (Japan, 1983)

The arcade-museum lists them as an American company & google AI proudly states the flyer is for a 1993 Gaelco game, as it's an idiot So an interesting part of arcade history, with official ties to huge brands, whose output is barely known of or documented to this day, & most 'known' info is wrong

The internet is wrong about arcade games pt. 8452821 Super cool flyer for World Rally, which the internet attributes to the 1993 Gaelco game of the same name, despite this being a clearly different game, with a vertical monitor which was never released, by Logitec / Logi Tec (Japan, 1983)

there's no Logitec attributed Galaxian in Mame but there's every chance one or even many of the seemingly unaltered 'bootlegs' in there, are actually legit licensed products Of the 13 video games they were involved with, only 3 are confirmed as dumped. 1 is confirmed to exist. The others, unknown

The internet is wrong about arcade games pt. 8452821 Super cool flyer for World Rally, which the internet attributes to the 1993 Gaelco game of the same name, despite this being a clearly different game, with a vertical monitor which was never released, by Logitec / Logi Tec (Japan, 1983)

Logitec (not that one) was a Japanese manufacturer & distributor of amusement machines that was founded in 1976. Their main business was karaoke & poker machines but they got into video games They were 1 of only 5 Japanese brands to officially license Space Invaders & 1 of 12 to license Galaxian