St1ka

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Did you know? Sailor Moon came out for SNES in the west and europe, but not on the Megadrive.. But now you can get an English version High Quality Cartridge of Sailor Moon for the Megadrive/Genesis? It works on European and American Consoles! Link in the 🧵below!

@FeoUltima They should have called it "buddy furr"

Just gonna say it... Was really hoping #Bubsy4D was gonna have a longer title revealed on the title screen the way Bubsy 3D did. Ah well.

@GabrielPyron @werton_playskin It always surprised me how Sega kept the Golden Axe games capped at 8 megabits Like, why?

@werton_playskin Its the sacrifices thats you must do to make an brawler game in 1993 using only 8mb of rom space Its a huge desappoitment

What the "running" animation actually looked like in Golden Axe 3 (Sega Genesis) in 1993, and how I remember it 😅

Nam is very balanced in Dragon Ball Advanced Adventure

@zfunk007 I have no idea. I didn't even know i was tired

@St1ka Why so tired?

Yesterday I slept 18 hours. I woke up at like 9pm and then went to be again a few hours later. I didn't realize how I tired I was

@11975MHz Damn that's super interesting. I had no idea.

Alright, story time. Back in the early 1990s, Valis here was probably the first time the West got to experience something of Japanese high fantasy as it relates to anime. Yes, it's a video game, but it's also representative of the fantasy storytelling 1980s Japan enjoyed when it came to anime and manga; starting with Leda and going from there. Naturally this generated a great deal of interest in the American anime fandom, so the question was if there was ever an anime or OVA for Valis. This was vehemently denied on rec.arts.anime (remember, there was no real web yet) and that was that. Most insisted it never existed, and some conjectured that maybe, somewhere in Steve Pearl's legendary massive collection of video tapes, evidence of this anime exists. In terms of access to videotapes and other stuff, nobody in America had more ready access to a large archive of anime than him. I've never met the guy, but nearly every anime FAQ mentioned him and his ridiculously large collection. Hideaki Anno announced that Steve Pearl was the American Otaking. (Steve Pearl did not live past the 1990s IIRC. Terminal illness or something.) However, if Steve had video of the fabled Valis anime, he never mentioned it. But the Western anime fan consensus was that the Valis anime simply did not exist. Anyway it does exist, it's like 12 or 14 minutes (check youtube, the one I'm QRTing here is just the commercial sourced from that anime) and it was Anno's debut at directing an anime.

I swear I'm alive. Just tired.

@houseoflennux Houve novidades? Nao tenho seguido o drama

@St1ka St1ka, quando teremos outra parte do documetário sobre o Paprium? Acho que já ta na hora hehehee.

It means "stretch" (estica). Because I'm tall.

The artwork of Tails Adventure used on the cover of the #Sega #GameGear release across all regions. For some reason it was reversed for the European release. Usual upscale/clean/retouch process applied. No clue on the artist, any info let me know!

Fan-Made Overhaul of Sega’s 1990 Ghostbusters Game Teases Massive New Update: ghostbustersnews.com/2026/05/21/fan…

Our English patch for Kowloon's Gate, the surrealist Asian-gothic cyberpunk PS1 adventure game arrives June 9th.

Castlevania: SotN And Animal Crossing Get Miniaturised For Game Boy Color. timeextension.com/news/2026/05/c…

I played a bit of “Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club" and assumed the publisher, GameMill licensed the music. Instead, they made copycat compositions and are now being sued.

Haven't played Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time on the SNES in quite a while so I lost more lives than normal. Still managed to get around the same time/points as usual.

The best version of Aladdin for Megadrive is here with Aladdin: Final Cut! This is a revision of the game made in 2019 with consultation of the original developers for the game, they added new graphics and areas previously not in the original game! Get it in the🧵below!

The artwork of Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo X by Daigo Ikeno used on the cover of the Japanese #Sega #Dreamcast release. Usual upscale/clean/retouch process applied.