Action 52 (Bootleg)
Action 52 (Bootleg)
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Games
Alfredo
Beeps and Blips
Billy Bob
Bits and Pieces
Boss
Bubble Gum Rosy
Cheetahmen
Chill Out
City of Doom
Crazy Shuffle
Cry Baby
Dam Busters
Dedant
Evil Empire
Firebreathers
French Baker
Games
Hambo's Adventures
Haunted Halls / Haunted Hills of Wentworth
Illuminator
Jigsaw
Lazer League
Lollipops
Manchester / Manchester Beat
Mash Man
Micro Mike
Non Human
Ooze
Robbie and the Robots
Rocket Jockey
Sharks
Shooting Gallery
Slashers
Space Dreams
Spread Fire
Streemerz
Time Warp Tickers
Underground
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i thought it was licensed
@Larry's Here
Let me explain why it's a bootleg. A bootleg by definition is trying to resell something that you did not originally make. This would have been just an "unlicensed" game but like I said in the previous comment, there are some songs that were directly stolen from an Atari ST/Amiga game called "Music Studio".
Let me explain why it's a bootleg. A bootleg by definition is trying to resell something that you did not originally make. This would have been just an "unlicensed" game but like I said in the previous comment, there are some songs that were directly stolen from an Atari ST/Amiga game called "Music Studio".
So there is in fact no fettuc in the game after all.
ACTION NEWS 52
Where is Storm??
I just noticed another sound-theft from this game:
On Ninja Asault/Assault, when you hit an enemy, the ninja goes "HA!!", which seems to be the same sound effect from Strider, when hiryu attacks.
While that could be considered arguable, since the american and european versions of Strider remove that sound-effect entirely, for some reason, the Amiga port still has it, for some reason, and it sounds even more like Ninja Asault/Assault!
On Ninja Asault/Assault, when you hit an enemy, the ninja goes "HA!!", which seems to be the same sound effect from Strider, when hiryu attacks.
While that could be considered arguable, since the american and european versions of Strider remove that sound-effect entirely, for some reason, the Amiga port still has it, for some reason, and it sounds even more like Ninja Asault/Assault!
@Gaia some of the music was directly stolen from an Atari ST game called Music Studio.
I just remembered something: Since this (along with other studios like Wisdom Tree), got their games on the NES without the seal of quality, is it right to call it a bootleg lumping it alongside actual bootlegs, like Harry's Legend?
Maybe the games should be numbered?
The Cutting Room Floor page of this got updated with a huge amount of new unused stuff. I wonder if they should go into the games themselves or we make a sheet with all the unused stuff.
That's it... all 52 assets of this crappy, unlicensed game... (imagine how far they went just so they can air their commercial...)
Time?
Da fuck?!
Truly the pinnacle of game design.
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