Released in June 1993 in Japan, only a month after Final Fight 2 for the Super Famicom, Mighty Final Fight was CAPCOM’s entry into the pool of 8-bit chibi/super deformed Japanese franchise spin-offs. Like Konami’s chibi Castlevania title Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun and Namcot’s Splatterhouse: Wanpku Graffiti before it, Mighty …
What have I been playing this month? Okay, you twisted my arm. I’ll tell you everything, I swear! I have been playing the shit out of this game, and it’s absolutely brilliant. I have never played this game up until now because I had a hell of a time finding …
I have been on a real Famicom kick as of late, and it’s not even Christmas! To celebrate I took my camera around my temple of doom and took some pics of all things Japanese, not just Famicom stuff. Enjoy! Persona 3 perfect guide. Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun Final Fantasy …
Oh, Capcom. You have been so good to us over the years. Most recently with Mega Man 9 and Bionic Commando Rearmed. Unlike some developers (AH-HEM-Rare-COUGH) you never forgot your roots and frequently reward long time fans with remakes, sequels, and assorted rad shwag. Capcom has made so many great …