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I've also been told Stormlord was censored because Al Nilsen (former Sega director of marketing) had a problem with the fairies.

Japanese sites are saying that Technosoft did Sega CD Starblade and some SFC pachinko games for Telenet. I'm not sure I'd chisel that in stone, but it's interesting if true.

Jaleco announced Bases Loaded and Cisco Heat, but I don't know if those actually went anywhere.

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At least they didn't call it the Tomahawk.

BTW, one of the Atari Corp. guys on the "Atari: Beginning to End" panel from CGE 2004 mentions in passing that the Chicago office named the Genesis.

Former Atari Corp. programmer D. Scott Williamson wrote an interesting post on AtariAge a while ago. Atari Corp. was in the process of making a deal with Sega to distribute the Genesis. Sega had been...

Arc System Works worked on it. Former Arc programmer Makoto Shiozumi lists it here.

Hikoshi Hashimoto did the sound on both the GEN and GG versions, so the latter was also done in Japan.

The Genesis version was by SNK. Here's a former SNK programmer who has it listed.

Saw a Model 2 in a Model 3 box at Goodwill before Thanksgiving. No AV cables. $4.

Jay Geertsen, who worked for HP.

Activision announced this and Hard Yardage at CES in January 1990. They were supposed to be released in September, but Activision's own problems kept that from happening.

Beat the game yesterday. Never lost my game saves. Never got stuck anywhere, either, I don't think. The last part was the toughest, though.

I got my copy yesterday. I'm enjoying it thus far.

A few minor complaints:
- The font (hard to tell 6's from 8's)
- Packaging: I found a piece of plastic in my case, but I can't figure out what...

Same day it came out.

I got two shipping confirmation e-mails. I'm not being sent two by mistake, am I?

Not trolling. Just saying.

At least the battles in Vermilion are real-time, which I actually like. And if you don't want to fight, you can just walk away.

I'm playing Sword of Vermilion in lieu of Star Odyssey.

Got a confirmation e-mail.

I don't think Park Place was involved with 92 or 93. I don't see Park Place mentioned on either of them. And the 93 box says "by LookingGlass Technology and EA Studios".

The PC Engine version was by Capcom. Here are the credits.

There are some names in the ROM, not they're of much help at this time:


T.NagawaS.MizutaniY.UmakosiA.Watanabe

It's probably not a large pool of people.

The 3DO had Game Guru.

No, it was not released.