I just wanted to say that there was a Transformers game released for the Famicom (Japanese NES) and it was not released for the American NES. This is criminal.
I feel this must be made known to the greater public. You can find a picture at http://www.vgmuseum.com under the NES area (they have Famicom games too). A single picture, a thousand tears.
Anyway the first thing as do as Prime Overlord (well after the Great Cleansing) is release an entire series of 80s cartoon games on every electronic gaming platform. These will be the only games availible for purchase at any "toy" store or electronic store outlet, but so many shall be produced that you will never care!

Nowadays you can get those japanese roms off the net and play 'em on an emulator for free anyway <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> Might have to check that Transformers one out...see if it's any good <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

Thats another way of getting things done *shrug*. I like my way best, but I suppose ROMs are easiest.
Hey you might want to look for the He-Man 2600 cart in emulation, there is also a Smurf game (some kind of nudity easter egg!) and probably a Carebear game was released. I think those weird systems had these games- Colecovision, or the more powerful but totally disasterous consoles from the early 80s.

http://www.classicgaming.com for one has tons of playable old games for all kinds of platforms!

<FONT COLOR="#6699cc" SIZE="1">[ June 27, 2001 04:39 PM: Message edited by: ReagansRenegade ]</font>

Originally posted by ReagansRenegade:
<STRONG>I just wanted to say that there was a Transformers game released for the Famicom (Japanese NES) and it was not released for the American NES. This is criminal.
I feel this must be made known to the greater public. You can find a picture at http://www.vgmuseum.com under the NES area (they have Famicom games too). A single picture, a thousand tears.
Anyway the first thing as do as Prime Overlord (well after the Great Cleansing) is release an entire series of 80s cartoon games on every electronic gaming platform. These will be the only games availible for purchase at any "toy" store or electronic store outlet, but so many shall be produced that you will never care!</STRONG>

In the '80s, I had a ColecoVision game console. At that time, I did indeed want a Transformers video game.