Regional Differences in Video Games.

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Sounds a bit against the spirit of things, but you can't say it isn't realistic...

In the words of Peggy Hill: "Careful with those $20, Bobby — this isn't like your videogames! Random hobos won't drop more when you kill them" xD

Is realistic not being able to kick someone on the floor?

 

[JellyjamLu]

Grey Children changes in SH1:

Bonus lol:

 

[Retro Doomer]

Sick designs honestly.
Their structure reminds me of the mechs in Macross specifically. Would be so rad to see these in Super Robot Wars and et-cetera.

I do Actually like the Robots more than the Og it gives it a bit of a Sci fi look.

Oh and the surprisingly the German Intro of Resident Evil was uncut unlike the American version shocking for the land who has a censor boner.
As far as I can remember the directors cut edition or what it was.

 

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Following with GTA, some european/australian versions of GTA III, VC & SA came with censorship. Basically you can't longer rip a leg, arm or head with major guns neither blood would came out of bodies.

 

[Princess Viola]

In Japan, the game Shatterhand for the NES was released as Tokkyū Shirei Solbrain and was a licensed tie-in game to the tokusatsu series of the same name.

Most differences were in terms of graphics (and the Japanese version follows the story of the TV series it was based on), but a submarine-themed level in Shatterhand was replaced with a carnival-themed level in Solbrain, some enemies had less HP in Solbrain, and a few bosses were changed between levels.

 

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In Japan, the game Shatterhand for the NES was released as Tokkyū Shirei Solbrain and was a licensed tie-in game to the tokusatsu series of the same name.

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Most differences were in terms of graphics (and the Japanese version follows the story of the TV series it was based on), but a submarine-themed level in Shatterhand was replaced with a carnival-themed level in Solbrain, some enemies had less HP in Solbrain, and a few bosses were changed between levels.

The guy at Shatterhand cover gives me vibes of Johnny Cage from Mortal Kombat

 

[Bakuma1997]

The european version of Fester's Quest made the game """Slightly""" easier by fixing two complains of the USA version: Shots pass through walls and enemies aren't damage sponges, the game is still so-so, but if you like it, play the EU version instead

 

[Tsukishima]

In Japan, the game Shatterhand for the NES was released as Tokkyū Shirei Solbrain and was a licensed tie-in game to the tokusatsu series of the same name.

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Most differences were in terms of graphics (and the Japanese version follows the story of the TV series it was based on), but a submarine-themed level in Shatterhand was replaced with a carnival-themed level in Solbrain, some enemies had less HP in Solbrain, and a few bosses were changed between levels.

I really dig how this show looks upon looking up. Thanks for posting this, adding this one to my toku watchlist.