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Aug. 17th, 2023 06:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedFound myself growing bored these past few days with that Unity book. Decided yesterday to hook my actual N64 up to my TV and play Getter Love!! on that, at least to get that game's walkthrough moving along, as long as I still have up to a few more weeks before I have my main computer back where I have 7zip and can resume business with Vadim without having to download that onto either other PC and risk another virus on them. (Would help to complete that early, in order to buy time for the playthroughs I intend to record for the game's upcoming 25th anniversary, before I start hosting in December.)
Speaking of its release date, I discovered recently, while testing Google on my main PC for that redirect virus, that the game's Wikipedia page had been updated at some point, and its release date had been changed from December 4 to 3. I suppose the 4th was what its promotional website said until Hudson Soft ceased to exist and took it along*, and the 3rd was from a different source like Weekly Famitsu.
(*I wondered before what happened with that site, and found out years later about Hudson itself on Wikipedia upon wondering why it was not credited at all for Super Bomberman R despite having been credited for developing Bomberman: Act Zero (still published by Konami) in 2006.)
Since it's come up, though, here again is the archive containing the original site's assets:
https://web.archive.org/web/20120207173557/http://www.hudson.jp/gamenavi/gamedb/softinfo/getterlove/
Speaking of its release date, I discovered recently, while testing Google on my main PC for that redirect virus, that the game's Wikipedia page had been updated at some point, and its release date had been changed from December 4 to 3. I suppose the 4th was what its promotional website said until Hudson Soft ceased to exist and took it along*, and the 3rd was from a different source like Weekly Famitsu.
(*I wondered before what happened with that site, and found out years later about Hudson itself on Wikipedia upon wondering why it was not credited at all for Super Bomberman R despite having been credited for developing Bomberman: Act Zero (still published by Konami) in 2006.)
Since it's come up, though, here again is the archive containing the original site's assets:
https://web.archive.org/web/20120207173557/http://www.hudson.jp/gamenavi/gamedb/softinfo/getterlove/