π¦ There's that new Bomber Man game
π¦ That new what?
π¦ You know, you run around a maze dropping bombs and they explode in four directions and you try and blow your mates up
π¦ You mean DynaBlaster, that was called DynaBlaster
π° It was called Bomber Man
π° They didn't want to call it Bomber Man in your country because
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π¦ Because what
π° Well you know
π¦ In your country it was called Atomic Punk
π° No it's Bomber Man
π¦ No it was really called Atomic Punk, you have a Mandela Effect about it
πΏ I beg to differ lads
πΏ But that game
πΏ is called Eric and the Floaters
πΏ by Sinclair Research
π° You mean by Nintendo
π¦ By Hudson
π¦ Pretty sure it was Irem
πΊ LOOK WHAT AM I WRITING ON THE MARQUEE. JUST TELL ME WHAT I'M WRITING ON THE SODDING MARQUEE.
Then: same game different name.
eg Biohazard and Resident Evil.
Now: different game, reused name.
eg Doom. Resident Evil. Prey.
@barcode @ifixcoinops there was a Total Eclipse on PS1 that was completely different from the Total Eclipse on Amiga (and other '80s computer platforms)
someone actually did a fan remake of the '80s Total Eclipse and it was really cool
@barcode @ifixcoinops a funny thing is, even the original '80s computer versions were slightly different from one another
the Amiga version had some rooms that were pitch dark and a flashlight with a limited battery; the DOS version omitted this mechanic entirely