GTV: Game Tech Video Vol. 3 [April 1988] VHS Rip - Demon Sword, R-Type, Disk Writer, Golgo 13
Another digital rip of a Japanese VHS magazine. As always, I highly recommend turning on the auto-translated subtitles—they're not perfect, but they help! 0:34 - Intro Action Game Feature 1:35 - Demon Sword 6:08 - R-Type 9:37 - Interlude 9:58 - Ninja-Kun: Ashura no Shou 11:52 - The Battle of Olympus 13:17 - Cult Game Catalog: Donkey Kong Disk Writer Top 5 14:30 - 5. Kid Icarus 15:02 - 4. Zelda II 15:28 - 3. Pro Wrestling 15:57 - 2. Volleyball 16:27 - 1. Super Mario Bros. 2 17:09 - Kamen no Ninja Akakage 17:35 - Elysion 18:30 - Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode 19:25 - Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom 20:21 - Double Dragon 21:02 - Fuuun Shaolin Ken: Ankoku no Maou 21:44 - Fleet Commander 22:32 - Racket Attack 23:23 - YuuYuu Jinsei 24:28 - Warner no Mori 25:28 - Index 25:59 - Dragon Quest III preview coda
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Famimaga Video 1988-09 [Issue 1] VHS Rip
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