The gaming screenshots thread

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Worms by Team17 for the Atari Jaguar:

 

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The Lost World: Jurassic Park (SEGA Mega Drive)

Da fuck?! there is more than 64 colors. How this even possible on MD hardware?

 

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Da fuck?! there is more than 64 colors. How this even possible on MD hardware?

Clever use of the Highlight & Shadow techniques on the Genesis, that's pretty much it honestly...

 

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Dimahoo/Great Mahou Daisakusen by 8ing/Raizing for the CP System II:

 

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Progear/Storm of Progear by CAVE for the CP System II:

 

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GunForce II/Geo Storm by Irem for the Irem M-92. Regarded by some fans as Metal Slug Zero:

 

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Mars Matrix: Hyper Solid Shooting by Takumi Corporation for the CP System II:

 

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Native, an unfinished homebrew game by Duranik for the Atari Jaguar. Later retooled and released as Sturmwind on Dreamcast. Apparently, one of the creators has recently stated that, maybe, one of their plans is to finish what they started on the Jaguar:

 

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Dogyuun by Toaplan for the Version 2 Hardware. Notable for being the first video game project where Junya "Joker Jun" Inoue worked on:

 

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Toobin' by Atari Games for Atari's 68000 based hardware:

 

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So from today until sunday of this week, i'll be posting a few more video game screenshots just for the hell of it. Here's Mad Stalker: Full Metal Forth by Fill-in-Café for the Sharp X68000:

 

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Aquales by Exact for the Sharp X68000. Their second title for the platform and arguably their very best, but extremely obscure sadly:

 

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Illumination LASER by TERRA, an extremely rare doujin for the Sharp X68000:

 

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Étoile Princesse by Exact for the Sharp X68000:

 

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Granada by Wolf Team for the Sharp X68000:

 

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Sol-Feace by Wolf Team for the Sharp X68000:

 

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Geograph Seal by Exact for the Sharp X68000. Better known as the spiritual predecessor to Jumping Flash!:

 

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Hydra by Atari Games for the Atari G1:

 

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Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off Road by Leland Corporation for Arcade:

 

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APB - All Points Bulletin by Atari Games for the Atari System II: