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[CMA Death Adder]

Hello, hello!

My company, Super Fighter Team, has finished development + production of our new role-playing adventure game for the Sega Genesis - Megadrive:

Beggar Prince

The game, which weighs in at a massive 32Mbit (4Meg) with four saved game slots, will come shipped with game cartridge, color instruction manual and plastic clamshell case. Sale price is only USD$40.00 + shipping. The game plays perfectly on any Sega Genesis, Megadrive or Nomad system regardless of region (NTSC/PAL ok!). The first professionally and commercially released Genesis - Megadrive title in years, this is truly something we're proud of. Check out the game at our official website, and read the two-page review that USA game magazine Hardcore Gamer featured in their October, 2005 issue.

Thanks for your interest. Best wishes for a spectacular 2006. Never let dreams die!

[Tulac]

Umm you made a sega genesis game?

[taikara]

He made a couple, actually

[A. J. Raffles]

That's the one Tom did the pixelling for, isn't it?
Why didn't you post this in 'favourite games', though?

[BeefontheBone]

Why didn't you just move it?

Those are some neat graphics, but I have to join Tulac in wondering if anyone is still using a Genesis

[A. J. Raffles]

BeefontheBone, on Jan 1 2006, 10:23 PM, said:

Why didn't you just move it?

Because I thought you might want to do it.

[Fawfulhasfury]

Wow, this is cool, plus the fact that the Sega Genesis is the first game system I ever owned. XD Buying time!

[DeathDude]

Course people still own a genesis beef. Somehow I don't think people chuck that one away, especially since it's one of sega's best selling systems, now if they have the first generation genesis on the other hand, that's a collectable.

[PrejudiceSucks]

Wow, that game looks pretty damn good for a Sega game!

Well done those makers!

[Sean]

I'd look into buying it if I had a megadrive. Sales via ROMs would be quite sweet

It's a novel game and It'll be interesting to see the sales reports in a few months..... very risky buisiness making a game for a retired console.

Good Luck.

[DeathDude]

Definitely risky but there is an audience out there I believe for this sort of thing, so good luck guys with this.

[Tulac]

I wonder where do they actually produce cartridges anymore...

[DeathDude]

Either they have powerful friends or managed to find a place that can do it for them.