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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Battle Dodgeball 2	Banpresto	1993		SNES
Chikyuu Senshi Rayieza	Enix	1985		MICRO 7 - FM7
Chikyuu Senshi Rayieza	Enix	1985		NEC PC8801
Chikyuu Senshi Rayieza	Enix	1985		Sharp X1
Chikyuu Senshi Rayieza	Enix	1985		MSX
Cutey Honey FX	NEC HE (Datawest)	1995	You take the role of Lovely Warrior Cutey Honey in this digital comic adventure, where you will face fierce monsters and robots that want to get rid of Cutey once and for all! Based on Go Nagai's Cutey Honey OAV series.	PC-FX
Devil Man	Namco (ISCO)	1989		NES
DevilMan	Bandai	2000		PS
Getter Robo Daikessen!	Emotion	1999	Super Robot Wars gets a supercharged boost with a fan-favorite combo simulator! Mess up in 3D combo mode and Ryoma will have your head! Over 30,000 insane battle combos in 3D with screaming voices! Getter can even surpass True Getter with the new burning growth system! Anime, combos, 3D battles – pure hot-blooded action all around!*Japanese version [31]*This game takes Getter Robo, Getter Robo G, Getter Robo Go, and Shin Getter Robo and crams it all into one story, as well as some of the game's original Getters, the Getter Robo Zan, Black Getter, and the very sizzling Shin Getter Dragon.	PS
Ginga no Sannin	Nintendo (Enix)	1987	A Sci-Fi RPG from Nintendo and Enix? That should be a great game I supposed. Well, it turns out to be quite average. It does feature nice character images and an interesting story, but inbetween the constant typical random turn-based battles with a much too high encounter rate got me pretty bored. Instead of a nice overworld map you fly through boring space and the travel time between stars is filled with said random encounters. Boosters will help later on with traveling huge distances but traveling did stay the negative point of the game. Besides the standard space travel you visit several planets which contain underground tunnels that you can fly through in side-view perspective, often to beat a boss or collect an important item. The same random encounter battles as in space are present there.***[media=youtube]pyxAcFG8jso[/media]	NES
Legend of Dynamic: Goushouden	Banpresto (Banpresoft)	2003		GBA
Mazin Saga - Mutant Fighter	Sega (Dynamic Planning)	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/mqK3uOVE_Qc[/media]* [38]* [27]* [26]* [20]	Mega Drive
Mazinger Z	Bandai (Winky Soft)	1993		SNES
Mazinger Z	NMK (Banpresto)	1994		Arcade
Mazinger-Z	Bandai	1984		NEC PC8801
Susano O Densetsu	Hudson Soft (Alfa System)	1989	This game is based on some manga series that made its debut in 1979. The game is unlike "Dragon Warrior" style RPGs. Fights are in a tactical overhead view, which gives you tactical and sometimes pretty lengthy fights. There is almost no xp grinding necessary, which is a big plus. The game is quite linear with some puzzles here and there, but the dungeons are not too complicated to solve, even if you don't speak Japanese. The scrolling in the dungeons was rather annoying, because the scrolling started when you were nearly already out of the screen. So it happens more often than you would like to run into enemies unprepared. The combat text was also a bit too slow, making fights longer than necessary. I can't say what the story of the game is exactly about, just that there is the big evil boss which has minions in castles all over the place and you have to beat them all. It's a strange mix of fantasy elements with guns and futuristic elements. So not your typical High Fantasy theme. The rest is standard RPG stuff with towns, shops, weapon upgrades and lots of people to talk to. In the end it was the language barrier that prevented me from finishing the game. I had a roughly translated Japanese walkthrough but could not find an important item where it should have been and I was not able to draw any conclusions of the townspeople comments. A pity, since I somehow liked the game despite its flaws.	PC Engine

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