I Think Ur A Probotector.
Welcome back for round two of the series where we throw the regional box art variants of a particular retro game into a pit and see which one scrambles out victorious. Last time
This week we're heading back further to the Nintendo Entertainment System and Konami's seminal run 'n' gunner
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Welcome back for round two of the series where we throw the regional box art variants of a particular retro game into a pit and see which one scrambles out victorious. Last time
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for the Super Nintendo. After a week of voting, the Japanese art has emerged with a very comfortable win, followed by North America a very distant second with the similar European version just behind. Congratulations Japan!This week we're heading back further to the Nintendo Entertainment System and Konami's seminal run 'n' gunner
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, and we've got a feeling things may not be so clear-cut this round. In PAL regions the game got renamed Gryzor on most systems, but the NES port was completely rebranded in Europe (in order to comply with German laws at the time). The game is otherwise identical and us Europeans have a huge affection for Probotector, but a shift to robots in 2633 A.D. means the box art is radically different - it'll be very interesting to see whether muscles or metal win out this week.Read the
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