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I played Radar Rat Race before and I thought it was a clone the moment I played it. It look similar to another game that I believe was released on the Nec Pc-8001MkII

@@retro-rock3067 Commodore also had problems in the U.K. with its Pac-Man clone, Jelly Monsters, which was blocked from release by Atari, which had the home rights to the Pac-Man license. Likewise with Galaxian, which Commodore released as Star Battle outside of Japan.

@@retro-rock3067 What is interesting is that the VIC-20 release of Galaxian (Star Battle in the U.K. and U.S.) was programmed by Satoru Iwata, who later worked for Nintendo.

@@ClassicTVMan1981X so your saying this game was made by Hal Laboratory and Commodore

@@retro-rock3067 Yes, I did read that.

Thanks Top Retro Games I got this lost version along with the other IBM JX games from Cyb2600. It also has music in the intro but I don’t think it can be heard on the emulator only the real hardware. It took me 2 months and 21 days to get the game working as I was having some issues with it thankfully I talked with one of my friends to see if they can get it to work right as the first time I loaded up I was immediately introduced to a Bad Diskkette Message and I couldn’t play it. I was almost going to give up on it but I didn’t want to as it is a very rare and obscure version that no one has played in 40 years. So I hope you enjoyed the gameplay and thanks for the compliment I really appreciate it ^_^

当時の技術で　金色を表示するのって　難しかったんでしょうね　X68000のツタンカーメンを思い出しました ゲーム的に　目を見張る部分は　ちょっとなさそうだけど　開発者的には　技術的に　金色を表示できて うれしかったから　ちょっとゲームに使ってみようって感じで　作られたゲームなのかな？

@@shimo_retro_gameplays6288well this game was an unreleased Arcade Kit using the conversion and hardware of Swimmer and Crazy Climber

@@retro-rock3067 cool! I'll try it :D

@@MylstarElectronicsthanks for correcting my mistake on the name of the game in Japanese. I have now updated the title for my video 👍

@@BubbleRift yep this game was made by Hudson Soft while being licensed by Nintendo. There’s other versions I’m looking for like the Hitachi S1 and IBM JX version. Plus this game does have a story

@@retro-rock3067 I just read the instruction booklet exert and its crazy. Basically acts like Mario is a caveman. I'd love to make a video on this game, any recommendations on what version I should emulate?

@@BubbleRiftoh I know you should go over Nintendo games that were released on Japanese 8-Bit PCs make sure to include every version mentioned. I have this version on the Internet Archive for you to play: archive.org/details/rocks-preserved-games Also great videos you made. I hope I can see more from you to watch. The other versions are on Neo Kobe. So enjoy it along with the other games I have 😁👍

@@retro-rock3067 Big thank you! I've been wanting to learn about old Japanese PC games for a while. I started watching PC-98 videos and it has me kind of obsessed lol Awesome that you had all these games uploaded. Thanks! I really want to explore these weird old PC Nintendo games. I feel like so few people talk about them, even big nintendo fans don't seem to know they exist.

@@TopRetroGames thanks this game is very interesting and used the same hardware from WWIII which is the Japanese version of Red Alert

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And I believe this is only on sharp x1 exclusive Easter egg

A super pirate and dirty copy, for whom that doesn't understand Spanish 😂

@@e10lam_e10can it be proven true because this is actually an official version as it has a box cover and it’s being played on a cassette tape. No this is not a clone since Dempa added it on the MSX, Sharp X1, and Sharp Mz-1500. They also arranged another game from Data East called Burnin Rubber for Sharp X1 and Sharp Mz-1500.

@@diskyboy86that’s because this one was not made by Tecno Soft