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Published: 2011-11-16 23:43:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 1809; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 27
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"Matendo Douji" or "Conquest of the Crystal Palace", another 8 bit era game that I enjoyed a lot. We see here the hero Farron and the shop owner Kim. This game was interesting because of the dinamic of the stages that were not only sidescrolling, but vertical also. Plus you could add another weapons to your hero and get the help of his dog Zap.Its softhouse, Asmik has produced games until the 128 bits generation as far as I know.
Conquest of the Crystal Palace © 1990. Asmik Ace Entertainment
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No, only one sprite per game character.
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Oh, that's too bad. Is it too time-consuming to do that? If so, that's ok.
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Basicly, yes.
And also wasn't the idea since the beginning, it aways was only one sprite per character, just to see if people recognize it.
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I don't mean to make you feel bad, but the Japanese box art shows that Farron's hair is actually a ponytail thing (shaped like a pine tree or fire) as opposed to a bun.
www.hardcoregaming101.net/crys…
Either way, your sprite is great and his has cool shading.
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Indeed. I didn't saw it at the time, thanks!
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Awesome, underrated game! I still have the music from that first stage stuck in my head
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Hooray for obscure video games. Did you know the developer, Quest, went to make Ogre Battle?
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Yeah. I only saw this game once, didn't have the chance to play it. Except through emulators.
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this is frickin sweet 
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Thanks! It would be nice if the softhouses let these games to be redone in HD for download today.
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that would be quite awesome
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