Rare SNES Game Collectors Edition - Majyuo King of Demons
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Retro-bit are bringing Majyuo King of Demons on the SNES to Europe and North America. The game originally released in 1995 only came out in Japan. The game got an official re-release in 2018 but again only in Japan. Now Retro-Bit have put together another stunning collectors edition and it will be the games first official release outside of Japan. If you would like to pre-order a copy you can click on the links below.
Learn more here: retro-bit.com/majyuo/
Pre-Order here:
North America - rondoproducts.com limitedrungames.com
Europe - www.spelochsant.se dragonbox.de www.strictlylimitedgames.com
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00:00 Introduction
00:26 Retro-bit Majyuo King of Demons collectors edtion
02:25 Majyuo King of Demons playthrough
08:58 What is Majyuo King of Demons?
10:50 Final thoughts
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I agree that the small sprites work well for this game. It gives more emphasis on how detailed the environments are. You really get a sense of space.
I like it as well. There were very few games in this style.
Detail i love is how you can choose to not take the boss crystals and play the entire game in the human form. It's a huge challenge, but the gun's hit scan is useful for rapid hits. The fact the games designed around any of the forms makes it very replayable.
I enjoy any dark horror themed action platformers, and other than Castlevania or Ghosts n Goblins they're rare. KoD has some great art direction, even if its not the best game ever. Holy Diver for NES is another one Retrobit reprinted but it must be out of print by now.
True, I actually prefer to play it as human
Yup, I love that you can choose different ways to play this game.
Good to see you giving to coverage to SNES games as well; to answer what you were wondering about the N64 was out in Spring of 1996 in Japan and of course Autumn 1996 in North America. The Super Famicom persisted a bit longer than the Mega Drive in Japan with quality games still being released as late as 1999 or even 2000. It's astonishing how many quality titles were not localized for the console; I knew of many of them back then thanks to EGM and Gamefan but plenty of others I've only found out about within the last several years. Mega Drive, Super Famicom, PC Engine; it's all good.
Actually even though the themes are totally different this game kind of reminds me of the Genesis version of ESWAT; platform/adventure with shooting action and then some kind of transformation later in the game.
That's an interesting comparison, I can see where you're going with it.
@@RetroGamerBoy Yeah there are some mechanical similarities there, though after watching a longplay I think that ESWAT is a tier or two above this one. KOD makes decent use of mode 7 in some instances and later on there are a couple of background settings that stand out however the soundtrack could have been a lot better (subpar by SNES standards) and the stage designs are nothing to write home about.
The gameplay demo makes it look like the SNES version of Alterd Beast or Magician Lord. Then you show the gameplay and start shooting people.
I like this style.
It's a fun game, not ground breaking, but fun.
I might have to grab this game, such a sick rerelease!! I don’t have a way to play the cartridge though, I guess I’ll emulate it and hold the cartridge like a teddy bear when I play.
🤣 there are a few modern solutions that are fairly affordable that allow you to play original games on modern TVs.
Cool of you to do these overviews of rereleased on other consoles. I like my Genesis too, but this is also pretty cool
I'm all for supporting the indie dev and publishing scene👍
If you press Select on the start up screen, you can get to the game options.
Awesome, thanks
SNES cartridges were never cheap and the Japanese ones were the most expensive. Programming on a screen with so few pixels available to search for details must also have been a lot of work, as was the Super Famicom's screen, with its 256 pixels wide. Unfortunately, Nintendo's poor decision on which resolution to opt for created a very serious problem for the Super Famicom due to the inadequate 8/7 ratio on 4/3 televisions. It was a ratio of 1.14 against 1.33 on the monitors of the time, whereas today it would be 1.77, something even more problematic. Taking the vertical resolution as a basis, you could think of a screen like 304x228, something fully possible for the Super Famicom and which would help a lot with the pixel art of the games, instead of the original 512x448 which ended up becoming unfeasible for the system and forcing it to use half resolution. And unfortunately, I really don't like the look of this game.
Very interesting. The visual treatment is definitely going to split opinion on this game.
@@RetroGamerBoy I agree, but a resolution of more than 300 horizontal pixels was sorely missed on the Super Famicom and Nintendo should have ensured this when the console was released at the end of 1990...🤷♂
I've had this game for years and fan translated ... lol Still cool to get a cart for the collector.
These official re-releases also give collectors a legit way to own the game and may bring the price down for the originals.
If there wasn't Street of Rage and Sega references while playing Super Nintendo then this wouldn't be a Retro Gamer Boy video lol
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Just checked eBay and it's stupid expensive.
They can keep it. 😂
I got my copy of Rendering Ranger re-release and my polymega recognized.
Good to have authentic re-releases and not generic faulty repros.
Agreed, the officially licenced re-releases give you an authentic game and help to drive down prices.
This is very niice. I also like the smaller pixel art for this game. One more pre-order coming up.
I like this smaller pixel art. It's not for everyone though.
looks awesome, never heard of this super Famicom game. Great use of mode 7 by the looks of it.
It's a solid 7/10 game I would say.
@@RetroGamerBoy that's decent, I always consider a 6-7/10 SNES game a 10/10 Amiga 500 game equivalent.
N64 was quite late a release 1996 1(1997 for us in the UK) Regardless this game was Japan exclusive. I play it with an English translation patch on my SNES mini. It's a shame it never got an MD release as it would probs play better on that hardware. I might have to pick this up as this is actually a very good re release.
Yup this would have done well on the MD.
Been a while since I heard anything for the Super Nintendo Mike. So this will be a pleasure to see from you bro. 8^)
Anthony..
It's great to see more classic consoles being supported. I'd love to see more indie dev for the SNES.
Ooof. I preordered 2...bit only because Mad Little Pixel got there first 🤣
I hear he's always first.😅
I've always enjoyed this game even though it's pretty unforgiving. As someone that's into weird horror/scifi and anime this game's pixel art really appeals to me. It looks like it was inspired by Yasushi Nirasawa's or Keita Amemiya's character designs.
I like the smaller pixel art direction, but I get it's not for everyone.
i will always support indie video game companies releasing physical media!!!
Same here.
japan had a re released cart a few years back. I snagged on and the game is great!
Yup in 2018. In Japan only though.
I'll pass on this as I'm more of a RPG fan, but I'm all for these re-releases.
It would be great to get a collectors edition of Secret of Mana.
Hopefully reworked and improved controls.
Hmmm, you may be disappointed there.
Retrobit giving snes fans some scraps for once. 😆
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Not sure how to feel about this game!
Is it the art style.
@@RetroGamerBoy That's part of it!
I'll try it out. Game looks pretty basic though. I really don't see this game rating well back then.
Its sort of basic, but its really fun. Lots of cool effects going in.
I'd say for me it was a solid 7/10.