Thread 11820829

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>>11820829 (OP)
>catch the Taito heat wave
>they single out Hit the Ice

Two page for TMNT: Tournament Fighter

Two page for Sonic CD

>>11820835

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>>11821026
"Turn your house into a sewer!"

>>11821092

More Acclaim

>>11821092
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>>11821092
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>>11821092
I had that game. It was pretty good.

>>11820829 (OP)
I saw this one the other day. It's from a video game magazine but it's for a game you play by dialing a phone number. Some kids probably cost their parents a fortune trying to play this thing.

>>11821046
Of course

>>11821098
fun fact Fabio didn't want to do a videogame commercial so they told him it was porn I might have made that up

>>11820829 (OP)
Does anyone know a mid-2000's video game ad of a kid standing over a ledge with a bunch of ice cream trucks driving towards him on the ground below him, with a tagline along the lines of "control anyone" or "control the world?"

>>11823250
Messiah? Maybe.

Shame I can never find a decent quality scan of this one.

Full 8-page commissioned advertisement for Sonic the Hedgehog 1.

Phantasy Star IV

Full 8-page commissioned advertisement for Sonic the Hedgehog 1.

Two page ad for "Sonic Mania" which was the advertising for Sonic Spinball, Sonic CD and Sonic Chaos all released on the same day. Also there is a lifesavers tie-in.

Two Page ad for Sonic & Knuckles. Complete with Life Savers tie in as well as an MTV plug.

Two page ad for Final Fantasy III (AKA: VI). These are separated by an additional unrelated ad.

Double ad for Sonic 3D Blast and Vectorman 2. This ad is from 1996, during the last year of the Genesis.

Ad for the cancelled Fido Dido (7up's other mascot) game by Kaneko. Though I think this game was released in Europe?

Ad for cancelled: Socks The Cat: Rocks the hill, also by Kaneko.

Two page ad for the original Bubsy.

>>11821092
>>11821098
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>>11821107
>>11821114

Acclaim used character from all five above listed games for a Captain N like cartoon series called The Power Team. Which aired alongside a show called Video Power.

>>11823660
there were certain games they advertised a lot more than others

bubsy is one of those

>>11823739
>there were certain games they advertised a lot more than others
>bubsy is one of those

Bubsy had nowhere near the advertising budget of Sonic. But Accolade did put a lot of advertising behind the first game. Plus Game pro and other magazines were really hyping the game.

>>11823739

Bubsy lost a lot of steam by Bubsy II. Though, apparently Bubsy 3D actually did sell pretty well. Can't ind any magazine ads for Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales, which was (still is) a Jaguar exclusive.

From the Sega: Hard Stuff 1997 - 1998 ad campaign

>>11823817

Another "HARD STUFF" ad for NBA Action 98 for the Sega Saturn.

>>11823817

HARD STUFF ad for Burning Rangers for the Saturn.

>>11823817

Single page 'HARD STUFF" ad for The House of the Dead port for the Saturn.

>>11823817

Ad for Last Bronx

>>11823817

Ad for NHL All-Star Hockey '98 for the Saturn.

>>11823824
this one really stuck with me

>>11823902
>this one really stuck with me

I wish I could get a version of it that doesn't have the crease down the middle, due to the image being scanned out of a magazine. I do like how all of these related 'hard stuff' ads use the same wide angle fish lens. They were probably all photographed weeks apart from each other. Image related is an add for Virtua Cop 2. Which doesn't use the same 'hard stuff' slogan, as this is an ad from late 1996.

Not really a game ad, but an ad for an Intergraph workstation, powered by WindowsNT and bundled with 3D Studio Max.

>>11823965

Gamers Republic ad for a soundtrack release of Streets of Rage 2 from late 2000. Pretty sure this is for a CD release. As vinyl wasn't hipster/ trendy enough in late 2000.

Superman ad, showing off Superman 64 and the cancelled Playstation and Game Boy games.

Sega GT for the Sega Dreamcast. Go 'Kicky fast!"

>>11823828
Those two screenshots of Shining Force III don't ring a bell at all, might be beta stuff

Classic advertisement for Duke Nukem: Time to Kill and Duke Nukem Forever. This ad appeared in various gaming and PC magazine between June 1998 to July 1998. It's still a great looking ad for a game released in 2011.

>>11823825
That's a nasty Kul de Sac

>>11826081
Me in the middle

Two-page Perfect Dark ad

Your Bond Burger Madam

>>11826620

Outside of James Bond Jr. (which is a different IP) . the last previous James Bond home console game that came before Goldeneye was The Duel for the Genesis/ MD from 1992. Which used the Dalton likeness.I always thought it was a decent game.

>>11826551
>Me in the middle

I honestly like the concept with the skinny 'nerdy' guy, the boomer dude, the grandma, and the little guy with the two shot guns. Rockstar also did something similar with the original Grand Theft Auto advertising with the 'police like-up' and their ads appeared in Magazines between April-May 1998. The Duke Nukem Time To Kill/ Forever ad is June 1998. Pretty sure it shows a version of Duke Nukem Forever that was made in the Quake II engine. Before they switched to UE1. In 1996 Duke Nukem was hot as shit with Duke Nukem 3D. It was one of the best selling PC games of that year. In 1998, seeing ads for Duke Nukem Forever was hype. This Duke Nukem art is peak design.

>>11821202
damn furfags.

Never really thought about it back then, but it seems kind of insane one developer published 60 titles in a sort period. And this doesn't even include Atari systems.

>>11823271
Smaller, but clearer

>>11823824
Sega had the worst and weirdest advertising when it came to the Sega Saturn.

>>11835101
>>>11823824
>Sega had the worst and weirdest advertising when it came to the Sega Saturn.

Sega of America's advertising went through roughly three stages. There was the 'Head for Saturn' Launch campaign that was 1995-mid 1996, then from mid 1996-1997 they tried to bring back the Sega Scream. The 1997 to cancellation was the 'Hard Stuff' advertising.

>>11835158
>Head for Saturn
Sounds like a good deal to me.

>>11835178
>>>11835158 (You)
>>Head for Saturn
>Sounds like a good deal to me.

Here's a add from November - December 1995.

Large three page ad for Nights into Dreams

>>11824071
>Superman ad, showing off Superman 64 and the cancelled Playstation and Game Boy games.

Second 'Adventures of Superman' (Superman 64) advertisement. This one removes the PS1 port. Also focuses on the green fog.

>>11824071
>Superman ad, showing off Superman 64 and the cancelled Playstation and Game Boy games.

Second 'Adventures of Superman' (Superman 64) advertisement.The PS1 and Game Boy logos are still there;. But puts emphasis on the green fog. Was the Game Boy version released? I know the PS1 version was cancelled.

Game Bot 'Play it Loud' advertising campaign.

>>11835196

Weird 'infograph advertisement' that was paid for by Nintendo of America. Nintendo of America loved releasing magazine ads that were made to look like magazine articles. They have one famous one that compared the Genesis to the SNES specs by specs. I need to find that.

Doom For jaguar

Famous Konami Lethal Enforcers ad complete with Justifier. This was published in various game magazines and comic books.

Earthworm Jim 1 ad complete with X-Files: ":Trust No One" tagline..

>>11826081
The one DNF screenshot is image related, It was a screen cap from the Quake II build of the game.

Great ad for Battletoads and RC Pro-Am ports to the Genesis. Rare did develop a few games for the Genesis/ MD.

Most of these games were questionable. I liked Crusty's Funhouse. The ad is great because it looks like it is original art from Fox.

>>11835191
Yes, the GameBoy one was released. And just like you expected... it's shit.

Archie's favourite game is Spanky's Quest

This is a 30th anniversary post of Comix Zone for the Sega Genesis. To be honest, I can't find a complete release date anywhere. The only information I have is that it was released in July 1995.