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Check the above Quote...but could be possible, depending on how powerful they want it to be.
If Nintendo’s deal with Sony to develop the SNES-CD hadn’t fallen through, what would happen to this commercial?
If released before 1993 of course would have been butterflied away, or the guy shouting that SEGA-CD have blast laser or something
Blast laser? Is that like the “blast processing” term Sega used for the Mega Drive?
If the SNES-CD was released in 1992, would’ve the NEC V810 been ready in time for inclusion in the SNES-CD?
JoJo's Bizzare Adventure is made in 1885 and surpasses Dragon Ball. Naruto, One Piece, and many others are influenced to having multiple protaganists that are use their brain and power they already possess to do incredible things. The year is 2077, and Araki is sat up on his throne, writing JoJo part 118
Someone have been Reading my notes...if NEC can promise to have it ready to go for 1992 they could, that's something Japanese loved to do, but again Nintendo would delay the add-on it to get it on time for their console, 1992 is possible, but might cost more but again if Nintendo order a lot of those things can get it very cheap(just like SEGA did with the 68000 for the Mega Drive)
Would’ve Philips been a better or worse partner for Nintendo than Sony on the SNES-CD?
If Nintendo’s deal with Sony to develop the SNES-CD had gone through, would’ve a Sega-Philips partnership been likely?
What you think about it? But fun fact a lot of companies did make their own version of SEGA CD as Sega open licensed it on Japan,the same with Saturn, Hitachi, JVS and other did their own Saturn
Would’ve a ATL Sega Saturn with the guts of OTL’s Nintendo 64 been plausible for a December 1994 launch in Japan?
As we all know, Hulk Hogan's Pastamania was a miserable failure in the culinary world. The main issue (beyond the fact that according to those who went, it was basically Chef Boyardee levels of pasta) is the conceit of Hulk Hogan, the Real American, and a man bulging with questionably-veiny muscles, is a huge fan of Italian pasta dishes so as to be evocative of the man himself.
I wonder, though, would a Hulk Hogan themed restaurant have worked if he had instead gone with something more befitting his character? What if instead of Pastamania, we got the Real American BBQ? Would a place that served steaks, burgers and hot dogs fresh off the grill have been more successful?
I wonder, though, would a Hulk Hogan themed restaurant have worked if he had instead gone with something more befitting his character? What if instead of Pastamania, we got the Real American BBQ? Would a place that served steaks, burgers and hot dogs fresh off the grill have been more successful?