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In 1972, long before Mach Rider was a video game, it was distributed in Japan as an actual toy racing car, although it was going to be named ‘Yellow Tail Funny Car’ until Nintendo decided to change the name to something a little less… that. ‘Nintendo Software, Planning & Development’ or Nintendo SPD, in 2005. It was developed by a subdivision of Nintendo called ‘Nintendo Research & Development 2’, who were also responsible for the addictive ‘Ice Hockey’ also on the NES, and if you ever played one of the four GBA games with the ‘Super Mario Advance’ title, they were in charge of porting those too, before being merged with other development teams to form Mach Rider, with an American launch date of October 18th 1985, is one of very few games that were released in America before it was released in Japan, albeit only by a month. So let’s take a quick look at each game before we jump into the comparisons. At the same time, there are vast differences, mainly the gameplay variation, as Mach Rider’s 3D style of racing is radically different to Excitebike’s classic 2D races. They’re both similar enough – launch titles for the NES, bike-racing games, both with options to design your own courses, neither one a failure, but neither one an amazing smash hit that changed the face of gaming forever. But also the two subjects of today’s comparison, Mach Rider and Excitebike.Ĭonsidering that the last two games featured on ‘Game Wars’ were beloved RPGs, this isn’t a match that will get the blood of fans pumping, but I genuinely believe that these two games are practically perfect for comparing. And the Nintendo Entertainment System, the console that stopped the video game crash of 1983, launched in the US with several memorable titles, like Duck Hunt and Kung-Fu. Christina Perri launched with ‘Jar of Hearts’. In Japan and America, the SNES launched with Super Mario World and F-Zero. Looking at the launch titles of various consoles, it’s clear that they really are important. Whichever game they play will be the first impression they get of what could be a potentially life-changing hobby. These could be the first thing people will play on the console, and the first memory they take from what the experience will bring to them – a memory that will forever stay with them as a representation of the value of that console. But the most important releases by far are the initial ones. … Okay, so maybe looking at the last game released on a console isn’t such a great way to judge the quality of it as an entertainment system. That totally makes up for no Earthbound, Drill Dozer, Super Mario RPG, Chrono Cross, or Tales of Destiny.) A port of Frogger was the last game for both the SNES and the Genesis. The last for the Playstation was FIFA 2005 (In North America at least – In Britain, we got… Yetisports World Tour.

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The last game produced for the N64 was Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3. When looking at the greatest consoles the gaming industry has produced, you can tell a lot from the final games released on them.