Una joyita !!

The only game I really played on this train wreck console😂

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If you're someone who is a fan of old-school arcade boxing games, then is the game for you. That's right, kids, everyone at Hamster has just announced that they will be bringing Taito's 1988 arcade boxing title Final Blow to the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 later this week as part of Arcade Archives series (thanks Famitsu for the spot!). Originally released in the arcades back in 1988, Final Blow was later ported over to several home computers and consoles in the years following its release, including the Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, FM Towns, and Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. All of these ports kept the same title, except for the Genesis version, which altered the name to James "Buster" Douglas Knockout Boxing, to act as a licensed tie-in with American boxer James "Buster" Douglas. It is not to be confused with Konami's similarly titled boxing game The Final Round, which was released the same year as Taito's effort in 1988. However, we should mention that that game is also available on the Arcade Archive lineup as of earlier this year, if you're interested in checking it out. In Final Blow, players can either choose to embark on a single-player quest to become the world heavyweight champion or compete in multiplayer bouts against a friend. There are five boxers to choose from on the main character select screen (including Dynamite Joe, Fernando Gomez, Kim Nang, King Jason, and the Detroit Kid) with the remaining unselected fighters acting as the opponents you'll have to face on your way to victory in single-player. The action is presented from a 2D perspective and features an energy bar for both fighters. This is what you will need to drain in order to knock out your opponent. There are also some neat voice samples for the referee and the trainers watching from ringside, as well as an interesting hidden Easter Egg that you can trigger on the game demo by entering Up, Down, Left, Right, Up, Down, Left, Right. This will flash up an icon of a mouse and dog (signifying the game was developed by Taito Central Research Laboratory). So, if you're interested in picking up this game, how would you compare it to that one done by Konami? Stay tuned to find out tomorrow right here on Arcade Archives.

The page is restricted for the game :(

Yo le gano a cualquier que quiera jugar, juego esto desde que tenía 10 años, me enviciaba jugando todos contra todos contra los 15 equipos + all star y human y los pasaba por encima.

To think it wasn't even a retro game when this video was published... It's amazing...

Damn tank comes too early in the game.

I Can’t Believe It’s NOT Akumajō Dracula (Posthumously) Starring Bela Lugosi!

Quite a coup on the part of the developer snagging Bela to star in the game despite him being dead for over half a century!

not being a hater..but you might want to practice combos....no wonder M Bison was your last boss instead of akuma.

This is the only SNES era bball game I've seen with this perspective. Pretty interesting!

it seemed like being educated in computer language was more harmful than good back then...esspecialy Binary-code...

And to top off that fear there was a rumor/theory that Y2K was going to be the end of the real world

I still remember how much of a trip it was playing in 1998 and the in-game story had many things that had already happen and I was worried about 1999 being the in-game end of time

At the same time he says silly stuff he also says some dark, twisted, scary sh-. It's like: "Dude, chill!..."

What a great movie.

This is really a fantastic game, my favourite character is Youko Hayashi, the tomboyish shorted purple haired bully girl of this game.

Nostalgia, gostava demais desse jogo, bons tempos

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Underrated game.

NAMCO (1986) Rolling Thunder

Damn the music slaps but Imagine this but instead of Octavio it's Springtrap If only I could imagine

Rauw alejandro ?

Show your brilliance at table tennis! "KONAMI’s TABLE TENNIS" is a sports game released by KONAMI in 1985. This title captures the fun and thrills of actual table tennis, where matches hang on split-second decisions that keep your reflexes sharp. Don't miss your openings, and return the ball with a smash! The "Arcade Archives" series has faithfully reproduced many classic Arcade masterpieces. Players can change various game settings such as game difficulty, and also reproduce the atmosphere of arcade display settings at that time. Players can also compete against each other from all over the world with their high scores. Please enjoy the masterpiece that built a generation for video games. *The options menu and manual are available in Japanese, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

The 1985 release Konami's Ping Pong Table Tennis is self-explanatory. It's Ping Pong featuring Pentarō from Penguin Adventure in the title screen and the crowd. Not many table tennis video games (besides Data East's Flying Power Disc Windjammers), with the other notable title being Rockstar San Diego's Table Tennis. The game was ported to Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum by Imagine Software (1985-1989) while the Famicom Disk System version was done by Nintendo (1987), renamed Ping Pong and Smash Ping Pong respectively. Despite downscaled audio and visuals due to limitations of the time, the computer ports retained the arcade gameplay. It's worth noting the FDS version replaced Pentarō with Diskun in the title screen and Donkey Kong Jr. in the crowd. The arcade and FDS versions were globally reissued on Krome's Game Room, Nintendo Switch Online and Hamster's Arcade Archives in 2010-2024. *Pentarō returns for Konami's Ping Pong Caravan!*

Time traveling is such a poignant concept in itself and this video game was able to weave that otherworldly feeling mixed with everyday human emotions into its narrative, to construct a jrpg Magnum Opus

Surprise, Surprise... Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake was developed by Artdink of Take the A-Train, The Atlas, Lunatic Dawn, Aquanaut's Holiday, Tail of the Sun: Wild • Pure • Simple Life, Carnage Heart, Do Not Stop Domino-kun, Kensetsu Juuki Kenka Batoru: Buchigire Kongou!!, Macross Ace Frontier and Triangle Strategy!

It's Funny how the Japanese can get away with such a thing misogyny' racism you name it.🙁 but here in America no!😡

Here's a little special surprise for you gamers; the folks behind the Arcade Archives have announced that the next Konami classic they'll bring home to modern consoles is Konami's Ping Pong (or Konami's Table Tennis for American gamers). Originally released in arcades in 1985, Konami's Ping Pong - as you probably guessed - is quite a unique take on the popular sport of table tennis, where players are able to compete in both single-player and multiplayer matches. The first one to reach 11 points (or higher if you're not leading by two points) is the winner, with players having a few basic moves at their fingertips to help them get an edge on their opponent, including a powerful smash attack. In addition to appearing in the arcades, the game was also released for the MSX and the Famicom Disk System in Japan, with the latter changing the name into Smash Ping Pong. Yeah, what an odd name, but you'll take it for granted. Meanwhile in Europe, the game received ports for various microcomputers, courtesy of Ocean Software's Imagine Software label, for platforms like the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, and ZX Spectrum. The Disk System version has since appeared on the Wii and Wii U Virtual Consoles as well as Nintendo Switch Online. All of these reissues were Japanese-only, so no international releases would ever happen. The arcade version was also previously made available via Microsoft Game Room for Xbox 360 and Windows computers in 2010 and was available internationally. As for the Arcade Archive release, how come the name has changed into Konami's Table Tennis? Well, stick around as we find out tomorrow on Arcade Archives.

Sonic NES Gameplay

Aspyr needs to port this game to modern consoles.

But, but, no commenting. Still voted for you though. Start commenting to let us know what you are thinking in the game.

I keep missing 5 exactly every time, are there some enemies that selfedstruct that don't count? im not missing any on the map that i can find

This game is very very very very good❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Now? No this game😢😢😢

Good job 🎉

You still active on KZbin? Legend! I played this with my dad growing up as a poor family. I was born in 99 but I had a megadrive and dreamcast meanwhile everyone else had a ps2 or an Xbox or gamecube. I loved sega! 2 was my favourite, then 1. Then I never really played 3 as it scared me for some reason. I think it was the difficulty level for the European release being bugged. I also love sor4 with my dad. Shiva was always my favourite character

Sega had the Sega CD, and Nintendo finally has "SNES CD" 😂😂 with this one

Still a very playable game

What the hell?!🤬 Although I'm not a homosexual. I'd probably go with the American version not to be laughing at that crap!😡 But why can't they leave the three difficulties I don't get it?🤔

Was that outro nitro music always in the game?? I don't remember it but I love that music soo much!

Looks turn based but you say you can freely attack. I guess that's action. When I think Action RPG combat I envision Zelda's system

I've been following the project. I think its very ambitious. They are exploiting some PPU feature where they can use some sort of 8x1 attribute. This is only present on the NES and how the console was made. They are also bank switching graphics all the time to achieve all this animation. Somehow their mapper, the XMX allows for more tiles to be on screen than a regular NES game too. It just shows that with enough knowledge and passion you can produce an impressive game for any console. I would like to see someone do this with the SA-1 chip on the SNES. A huge CD rom game on the Super Nintendo.

fr it's way better than mariokart

Bro no cheating when I played on GBASP I couldn’t redo and I got 47 on the first level