Can't find anything about this game, Usotsuki Mambo by Make Software, outside of this magazine (Monthly Coin Journal 1998-09-30)
"Making of Light Crusader Sound" with composer Aki Hata. Also pictured: Sound director Katsuhiko Suzuki and sound effect creator Satoshi Murata. (Sega Saturn Magazine April 1995) (Retro CDN)
There's a hidden Japanese version of In Your Face (arcade) - Dunk Magic: USA Pro Basketball (TCRF)
There isn't much on Steve Hanawa's tenure as president of Capcom Digital Studios, but here he is in the April 1995 issue of Video Games. Apparently it was rumored they were doing Street Fighter III in the US.
Ad for the Falcon-8 Video Simulator from Falcon (same phone number as seen in Yamato) (Monthly Coin Journal January 1983)
All-Pro Basketball was Vic Tokai's "biggest selling game to date," as of an October 1993 interview with Vic Tokai, Inc. general manager Leonard Garcia (GameFan Vol 1 Issue 11).
Blurb from Ace Magazine Issue 45 (June 1991) about Ecseco converting Mirrorsoft's Back to the Future Part II game to the Super Famicom
Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine were apparently supposed to appear in the game. These shots from the November 1990 issue of Mega Drive Fan also appear in the manual.
I brought up Dino recently. Looking for something else, I accidentally found the Dino website, hosted by Starfish. web.archive.org/web/20011214...
One of the graphic designers, "J.F. Sebastian," is credited on early Genki games. "I.T" are the first high score initials. The other initials match up with early Genki staff.
Early screenshots of the Famicom/NES version of Might and Magic (Family Computer Magazine - October 6, 1989)
Namco's Golf Grand Slam at the Amusement Machine Show. Arcade version of the Famicom/NES game? (Family Computer Magazine - November 3, 1989)
Nihon Soft Hanbai ad for Armed F on the PC Engine and an unreleased RPG called Breed Land (Family Computer Magazine - December 15, 1989)
Nihon Soft Hanbai ad featuring Armed F for the PC Engine, which was eventually published by Pack-In-Video (Family Computer Magazine - October 20, 1989)
Ad for Rock On on the PC Engine from Nihon Soft Hanbai. The ad announces the company's name change from Big Club. Also advertised: the Battle Pad and Battle Tap, and the winners of a contest for Jinmu Denshou.
Sega/Aicom's Charon at the Amusement Machine Show. Finally we can see the game in color...kinda. (Family Computer Magazine - November 3, 1989)
HAL Laboratory looking for Super Famicom developers (I assume) (Family Computer Magazine - October 20, 1989)
Gem Quest, Monster Demolition, and Net Runner for the Atari Lynx (Family Computer Magazine - December 1, 1989)
Iwasaki made the CAT trackball for the MSX, sold by HAL Laboratory www.generation-msx.nl/hardware/hal...
Early version of Jaki Crush? (Super Pinball for the Super Famicom) Electronic Gaming Monthly February 1992
This may be the thing that proves Seismic was connected to Kaga/Taxan. In 1990, Irie was the "director of Taxan's consumer division." (Video Games & Computer Entertainment, August 1990)
Tomonobu Itagaki's first game, Football Fighter (Game Machine 1995/10/1, p. 11) www.ign.com/articles/200...