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Luk what I did with topic title!
haha!
Have any of you heard the story about Nintendo and Manic Mansion?
As you might know this game came to the NES years ago.
The original version of the game feautured a room with a couple of arcade games in it, one of which was called 'M**f Diver'.
Nintendo objected to this, so in the NES version of the game it's called 'Tuna Diver'.
haha!
Have any of you heard the story about Nintendo and Manic Mansion?
As you might know this game came to the NES years ago.
The original version of the game feautured a room with a couple of arcade games in it, one of which was called 'M**f Diver'.
Nintendo objected to this, so in the NES version of the game it's called 'Tuna Diver'.
Never even noticed this one.
Heh, i forgot about this one.
"beta"
Now THAT is subtle humour.
Now THAT is subtle humour.
Goatboy wrote:
> *bangs head on desk*
yeah Meka, you got the html wrong.
Dur
Wot is rong wiv it?
It's beta than urs.
> *bangs head on desk*
yeah Meka, you got the html wrong.
Dur
Wot is rong wiv it?
It's beta than urs.
Wolf3D was ported to the Super Nintendo in 1994, but in a move that angered id Software, Nintendo of America had them censor the game beyond belief, including (but not limited to): changing the German Shepherds into mutant rats, changing all the dialogue into generic English yells, removal of all Nazi symbols like the swastikas and Hitler pictures, and blood removal. In retaliation, id handed the SNES Wolf3D engine over to a Christian game design company called Wisdom Tree, who created the only unlicensed game ever to appear on the SNES: Super Noah's Ark 3-D.
Heheheheh, Meka silly :-P
*bangs head on desk*
yeah Meka, you got the html wrong.
Dur
yeah Meka, you got the html wrong.
Dur
try that
slik ~_~
slik ~_~
yeah, except the title is still black, hate to dissapoint you but there you go.
slik ~_~
slik ~_~
Luk what I did with topic title!
haha!
Have any of you heard the story about Nintendo and Manic Mansion?
As you might know this game came to the NES years ago.
The original version of the game feautured a room with a couple of arcade games in it, one of which was called 'M**f Diver'.
Nintendo objected to this, so in the NES version of the game it's called 'Tuna Diver'.
haha!
Have any of you heard the story about Nintendo and Manic Mansion?
As you might know this game came to the NES years ago.
The original version of the game feautured a room with a couple of arcade games in it, one of which was called 'M**f Diver'.
Nintendo objected to this, so in the NES version of the game it's called 'Tuna Diver'.