Rockman EXE Battle Chip Stadium CM

[@Hydrocannon]

I'd like to see an entire MMBN tournament of this game. Imagine an arcade full of MMBN players crowding one cabinet like some old Street Fighter tournament.

[@mattwo7]

0:12 Rendered 3D Rockman exe looks like he's seen some serious sh*t

[@Gaia_BentosZX5]

F in the chat for a game that walked so that Dragon Ball Heroes could run.

[@mattwo7]

Bandai's Data Card*ss machines came first, this game has _absolutely nothing_ to do with Dragon Ball Heroes. Heck, Kyuukyoku Taisen! Digimon Battle Terminal 02 came out _two years_ before this game and I don't even know when the first Kyuukyoku Taisen! Digimon Battle Terminal came out but it was obviously well beforehand.

[@Gaia_BentosZX5]

@@mattwo7 Tomato, Tomato, Hydro City, Hydrossity. I had NO IDEA those games existed at all until now and was an entire genre before this game made it more known to the public.

[@Gaia_BentosZX5]

There's a really obscure dragonball game on the famicom that functions like Super Heroes, unfortunately it's not as well-known or as documented as Battle Chip Stadium.

[@mattwo7]

​@@Gaia_BentosZX5 Yea already knew about that. It's kind of its own separate thing. Bandai Japan has had their hands in the trading card industry for the longest time. In Japan, the original digimon card game was later revamped to be one of their earliest arcade machines, similar to Duel Terminal later on. Like I said before though, I don't have a clue when the machines were released. Kind of odd that Bandai kept their machines over there when Arcades still had a pulse over here until 2008 and entertainment centers, pizza places and minigolf never fully died out (we even got a Sega RingEdge 2 game over here but it was a Bayformers lightgun rail shooter: Transformers: Human Alliance, we also got Luigi's Mansion Arcade for Sega Nu). Course roller rinks and bowling allies have been on their way out for two decades now.

[@BugRaiser]

We didn’t know how popular it was in Japan 🇯🇵