Nintendo and Disney in 1993
Starting off, the Super Mario Adventures anime is made by Toei Animation. Plus, DiC and Saban get it in a deal along with Sailor Moon and Slam Dunk and a few anime co-productions.
Nintendo released some games at the time, such as Mickey Mania, Aladdin, Plok!, Popopo the Brave Little Starling: Nightmare in Dream Land (known as Kirby’s Adventure IOTL), Popopo the Brave Little Starling Pinball (known as Kirby’s Pinball Land IOTL), the first game for the Super 32 Tron (TTL’s Star Fox), Goofy on the Hunt (TTL’s Yoshi’s Safari), Alcahest, Earthbound (a SNES CD port of Mother on the Famicom), Pete Land: Mickey Mouse Adventure 3 (TTL’s Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3), Peter Pan (a Zelda-like game), and Bowser: The Koopa Warrior 2: Koopaling Kaos. Now, let’s get to the details.
In this sequel to Bowser: The Koopa Warrior, it’s about Bowser teaming up with the Koopalings, seven Koopa youngsters that are quite mischievous and all that. The Koopalings in this game can be summoned by finding a Koopa Wand, and finding it can summon a certain Koopaling to do away with a number of enemies, but however, it can only do some damage to a boss.
The story for this game shows Bowser, Bowser Jr., and Bruiser noticed a strange world that is located next to the Koopa Kitadel, and that world is a strange amalgamation of many biomes of the world. They’ll have to uncover the secret of the strange world while teaming up with the Koopalings (and also finding the mystery of the Koopalings’ parents).
The gameplay is the same as the previous one, except with the addition of the Koopalings. Plus, each one of the seven Koopalings can be found in seven of the eight sections of the strange world. The sections of the strange world are a grassland, desert, tropical coast, woodland, cloudy sky, tundra, volcano, and a gigantic tower. There’s more to this game, but these are the details of the game that are explained.
Plus, this plays like Secret of Mana from OTL, so there’s that. A third game for the series is on the works, BTW.
Disney bought Valiant Comics at some point, thus making it part of the Disney Comics brand. Now, as for the comics? Well, who knows what they are.
Nintendo announces that Fire Emblem will be brought to the states outside of Japan next year, and not only that, Nintendo and Rare announce their next game, The Dreamers, which will be one of the first home console games to feature pre-rendered graphics, achieved through a compression technique that converted 3D models into SNES sprites with little loss of detail.
Nintendo released some games at the time, such as Mickey Mania, Aladdin, Plok!, Popopo the Brave Little Starling: Nightmare in Dream Land (known as Kirby’s Adventure IOTL), Popopo the Brave Little Starling Pinball (known as Kirby’s Pinball Land IOTL), the first game for the Super 32 Tron (TTL’s Star Fox), Goofy on the Hunt (TTL’s Yoshi’s Safari), Alcahest, Earthbound (a SNES CD port of Mother on the Famicom), Pete Land: Mickey Mouse Adventure 3 (TTL’s Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3), Peter Pan (a Zelda-like game), and Bowser: The Koopa Warrior 2: Koopaling Kaos. Now, let’s get to the details.
In this sequel to Bowser: The Koopa Warrior, it’s about Bowser teaming up with the Koopalings, seven Koopa youngsters that are quite mischievous and all that. The Koopalings in this game can be summoned by finding a Koopa Wand, and finding it can summon a certain Koopaling to do away with a number of enemies, but however, it can only do some damage to a boss.
The story for this game shows Bowser, Bowser Jr., and Bruiser noticed a strange world that is located next to the Koopa Kitadel, and that world is a strange amalgamation of many biomes of the world. They’ll have to uncover the secret of the strange world while teaming up with the Koopalings (and also finding the mystery of the Koopalings’ parents).
The gameplay is the same as the previous one, except with the addition of the Koopalings. Plus, each one of the seven Koopalings can be found in seven of the eight sections of the strange world. The sections of the strange world are a grassland, desert, tropical coast, woodland, cloudy sky, tundra, volcano, and a gigantic tower. There’s more to this game, but these are the details of the game that are explained.
Plus, this plays like Secret of Mana from OTL, so there’s that. A third game for the series is on the works, BTW.
Disney bought Valiant Comics at some point, thus making it part of the Disney Comics brand. Now, as for the comics? Well, who knows what they are.
Nintendo announces that Fire Emblem will be brought to the states outside of Japan next year, and not only that, Nintendo and Rare announce their next game, The Dreamers, which will be one of the first home console games to feature pre-rendered graphics, achieved through a compression technique that converted 3D models into SNES sprites with little loss of detail.
