Podcasts about technos japan

Tonight we are reflecting on Renegade which is a 1986 arcade game developed by Technos Japan and published by Taito.  Taito later released a port developed by Technos Japan in-house for the NES in North America in January of 1988. Like Capcom, Taito was also responsible for porting popular arcade games to the NES like Elevator Action, Legend of Kage and Arkanoid. They also published some of the most highly sought-after games on the NES like Flinstones: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak, Panic Restaurant and Little Samson.  Tonight our guest is Deacon Granamyr.  The miNEStry founders, Archbishop Dracul and Father Avram, seek to inspire their 8-bit parishioners through methodical and ceremonial scrutiny of the library of games on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Double Dragon le test par Yohann LemoreÀ savoir :► Sortie : 1990► Éditeur: Tradewest► Développeur: Technos Japan► Plateformes : Nintendo Entertainement System► Genre : Beat Em UpCrédits audio :► Double Dragon NES Soundtrack by Kazunaka Yamane.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDdgjGiSRRo

En este programa estaremos conversando sobre la versión de Famicom (Nintendo NES) del juego Nekketsu Koha Kunio - Kun, titulo que ademas de ser un port del juego de arcade del mismo nombre, lanzado un años antes, también vendría ser el primer videojuego lanzado por la compañía Technos Japan para la consola de 8 bits de Nintendo.

This week, Tom talks about a run through one of TW's childhood classics, and we get sidetracked a lot talking about Technos Japan and the wild trek its properties have taken. Also, TW talks about how NieR Replicant is making him just cry all the time, and Tom gives his thoughts on the Mortal Kombat movie, which are... mixed? Anyway, go play River City Girls, it's great. TW's Discord: https://discord.gg/dTrBruG Podcast games streamed live at: twitch.tv/timewanderer TW on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/timewanderer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retrobreakdown/support

Prima puntata con un membro della Lega Dei Videogiochi, Massimo Belardi del podcast Quanti Giga alla Panca. Insieme a lui abbiamo indossato il kimono parlando di Karate Champ, gioco della Technos Japan del 1984. Ecco il sito del museo di cui è responsabile Massimo Belardi: http://museo.dagomari.prato.it/index.php Vi ricordo che se volete essere sempre aggiornati su tutto ciò che pubblichiamo potete trovarci su Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/6EvTJijhLr04NTRk https://t.me/arcadestorynews oppure potete seguire i nostri social: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7BLtlM-H04gsQJ8QphUSCQ https://www.instagram.com/arcade.story/?hl=it https://www.facebook.com/StoryArcade https://www.twitch.tv/arcadestory_it https://www.arcadestory.it/ In oltre vi ricordo che è nato il canale telegram della Lega dei Videogiochi dove iscrivendovi riceverete gli aggiornamenti ogni volta che un canale podcast membro della lega pubblicherà qualcosa. Canale Telegram Lega dei Videogiochi: https://t.me/LDVpodcasts Qui invece potrete trovare i riferimenti degli altri membri appartenenti alla LDV: ATARITECA GameRevs - La Voce del Videogiocatore Facciamo DOS Chiacchiere QuantiGigaAllaPanca? Intrappolati nel Retrogaming Retrogaming Lives BUON ASCOLTO

In questa puntata parlerò con Giacomo Cannelli del canale La soffitta del Nerd ( https://www.youtube.com/c/LasoffittadelNerd/featured ) di un gioco che ha scatenato il wrestler che c'è in ognuno di noi, WWF WRESTLEFEST 1991 prodotto dalla stessa casa che sviluppò Double Dragon, la Technos Japan. Viaggeremo attraverso i ricordi legati al mondo del wrestling vissuto nei primi anni 90, quando a combattere per il titolo c'erano personaggi del calibro di Hulk Hogan e Ultimate Warrior. Non mancheranno citazioni alle action figure legate al franchise e al porting su console portatili come il Gameboy. Vi ricordo che potrte trovare il mondo di Arcadestory nei link qui sotto: https://www.instagram.com/arcade.story/?hl=it https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7BLtlM-H04gsQJ8QphUSCQ https://www.facebook.com/StoryArcade https://arcade-story.it/

CYBORGS AIN'T LADIES!! We grab Technos Japan's ultra-violent and over-the-top The Combatribes by the heels and take it for a spin - and have a lot of fun doing it! Join us as we rediscover this often overlooked beat ‘em up playing characters that all skipped leg day. Did we just find Pastblaster's long lost pappy? How did a thrash metal band mascot become this game's villain? Are we cheating by including this game in our two-player brawler series? What post-9/11 changes did this game have to make? All that plus our eulogy to Technos, head bashes, Karnov, cultural insensitivities, Joker, and why this game is better than Double Dragon.

CYBORGS AIN’T LADIES!! We grab Technos Japan’s ultra-violent and over-the-top The Combatribes by the heels and take it for a spin – and have a lot of fun doing it! Join us as we rediscover this often overlooked beat ‘em... Read more

CYBORGS AIN'T LADIES!! We grab Technos Japan's ultra-violent and over-the-top The Combatribes by the heels and take it for a spin - and have a lot of fun doing it! Join us as we rediscover this often overlooked beat ‘em up playing characters that all skipped leg day. Did we just find Pastblaster's long lost pappy? How did a thrash metal band mascot become this game's villain? Are we cheating by including this game in our two-player brawler series? What post-9/11 changes did this game have to make? All that plus our eulogy to Technos, head bashes, Karnov, cultural insensitivities, Joker, and why this game is better than Double Dragon.

A new miniseries kicks (and punches) off with twin brothers trying to rescue their one lover -- Technos Japan's Double Dragon. What 1970s film did Technos use for inspiration to bring about the age of the arcade brawler? How many enemies does it take to really slow down a game? Why did we record the worst skit in podcast history? We take a serious look at graphic violence against women in arcade games, a less serious look at MAME builds that we hate, and talk the nostalgia of RC car racing. All that and Lorenzo Lamas, getting pushy with coin pushers, throuples, big people fitting in tiny cars, and NES soundtracks.

A new miniseries kicks (and punches) off with twin brothers trying to rescue their one lover — Technos Japan’s Double Dragon. What 1970s film did Technos use for inspiration to bring about the age of the arcade brawler? How many... Read more

A new miniseries kicks (and punches) off with twin brothers trying to rescue their one lover -- Technos Japan's Double Dragon. What 1970s film did Technos use for inspiration to bring about the age of the arcade brawler? How many enemies does it take to really slow down a game? Why did we record the worst skit in podcast history? We take a serious look at graphic violence against women in arcade games, a less serious look at MAME builds that we hate, and talk the nostalgia of RC car racing. All that and Lorenzo Lamas, getting pushy with coin pushers, throuples, big people fitting in tiny cars, and NES soundtracks.

This week on the Game Marks Podcast, we throw it back to the arcades of 1985 as we play the Technos Japan original, Mat Mania – The Prowrestling Network. Will it join the graveyard with its predecessor Tag Team Wrestling? Will we Play it Forever, or Future Endeavor? Gaming News: 07:14Question of The Week: 9:41Deep Dive: 18:03Fast Facts: 37:51Our Ratings: 42:00Join George Feis & Johnny Clash each week as they do a #DeepDive into the good, the bad & the awesome of wrestling video games. Do your favorite games stand the test of time or are you playing them with nostalgia goggles?Listen in each week as George and John let you know if they would #PlayItForever or #FutureEndeavor. New episodes every Monday! Follow along @GameMarksPod.VGF Gamers: Use code GAMEMARKS for 15% off vgfgamers.comPro Wrestling Tees: prowrestlingtees.com/gamemarkspodGalvanized Grips: Use code GAMEMARKS for 10% off galvanizedgrips.comStitcher Premium: Use code GAMEMARKSPODCAST for $4.99 Monthly Subscription stitcher.com/premiumListen along: gamemarkspod.com/listen

En este programa estaremos hablando sobre Nekketsu Koha Kunio-Kun conocido en occidente como Renegade, juego que a día de hoy es reconocido por muchos como el primer Beat em Up de la historia, ya que este nos presenta varios preceptos que mas tarde serian heredados a futuras franquicias. Este titulo ademas es de suma importancia para la compañía Technos Japan (propiedad de Arc Systems works hoy en día) ya que este seria el comienzo de la afamada franquicia protagonizada por Kunio-Kun y de la cual se han lanzado mas de veinte títulos para varios sistemas a través de los años.

E quando falamos de ARCADE logo vem a mente o nome de várias empresas, SEGA, CAPCOM, NAMCO, TECHNOS JAPAN... Mas tem uma que também surge facilmente, KONAMI, impossível não recordar dos grandes clássicos dessa empresa. Então hoje eu vou rebobinar algumas fitas para vocês e tentar levar vocês comigo para o fliperama ao som de incríveis trilhas sonoras então, afivela o cinto e coloca o bumbum na cadeira que vamos decolar.

This week in Your Parents Basement, we are using whips, baseball bats and knives to rescue our girlfriend from a gang! From 1987 and 1989, we’re playing Double Dragon, developed by Technos Japan and published by Taito, for the Arcade and the NES. We’re joined by friend of the show and famed director Paul Christian […]

#40: In this 45 minute show we play the music of: Double Dragon NES Double Dragon Gameboy Tetris Arcade Tetris Type A Gameboy Sonic 1 including Intro,Green Hill Zone & Starlight Zone Sonic 2 including Emerald Hill Zone, Chemical Plant Zone, Metropolis Zone & Sky Chase Zone Mario Bros 3 The Movement Super Streetfighter 2 including Ryu,Ken,M.Bison/Balrog & Guile's theme. Disclaimer: Regarding Copyright Infringement. Content will not be monetised. All respect and credit goes to the creators of these legendary games and composers. Technos Japan, Alexey Pajitnov, Sega, Nintendo and Capcom USA/Japan. Kazunaka Yamane, Bradinsky, Masato Nakamua & Yoko Shimomura. Podcast:   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/superb-diamond-range/id930684983?mt=2   https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL3N1cGVyYmRpYW1vbmRyYW5nZS5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw   https://tunein.com/podcasts/Educational/Superb-Diamond-Range-p677627/   https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/libsyn-9/superb-diamond-range   Follow on:   https://twitter.com/superbdiamondra   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCztKXSrR8fC4CbVVJ9aC8_w   Contact the show:   superbdiamondrange@gmail.com

“INVADE THE ENEMYS BASE” After the success of Nekketsu Koha Kunio-kun and Renegade, Yoshihisa Kishimoto of Technos Japan set about outdoing himself with Double Dragon. The resulting two-player brawler would go on to spawn multiple […] The post Double Dragon – Cane and Rinse No.271 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

Recently, games that Eddie Inzauto and Jason Fanelli have been playing are turning up the nostalgia dials, be it through familiar characters or mechanics. Yoshi's Woolly World, Mega Man Legacy Collection, Super Mario Maker, Minecraft: Story Mode, 20XX, Guns, Gore & Cannoli, and ChargeShot all remind us of some fond element of our gaming histories on this "Ultra" episode number 64 of the Versus Node Podcast. Also, Eddie extols the excellent Plantronics RIG 500E surround sound gaming headset. As always, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter or via email! -- Versus Node themes, "A Tough Fight" by Kazuo Sawa for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, 1989, and "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. -- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com -- Twitter: @GamerNode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

With a tweaked fighting system and two player co-op action, Technos Japan’s Double Dragon II: The Revenge saw a port on virtually every system available between 1988 and 1993. Since it’s our One Year Anniversary we thought we would cover the Arcade, NES, C64, ZX Spectrum, Amiga, PC Engine CD and Mega Drive all in… Read More »

Eddie Inzauto and Jason Fanelli are serving up the calamari with Splatoon, Octodad, Castaway Paradise, Flame Over, and SMITE on this pre-pre-E3 episode of the Versus Node Podcast. As always, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter or via email! -- Versus Node themes, "A Tough Fight" by Kazuo Sawa for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, 1989, and "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. -- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com -- Twitter: @GamerNode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

Eddie Inzauto and Sinan Kubba have been playing a ton of games! Some old, some new, some adventure, some survival, and one completely remade. Resident Evil HD Remaster, Hand of Fate, Aerena – Masters Edition, How to Survive, Tales from the Borderlands, Game of Thrones, Dyscourse, and Life is Strange are all on the table this episode, along with thoughts on content delivery, curation, and more. Plus the Treasure Chest of Cool Things. As always, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter or via email! -- Versus Node themes, "A Tough Fight" by Kazuo Sawa for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, 1989, and "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. -- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com -- Twitter: @GamerNode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

Eddie Inzauto and Sinan Kubba discuss the games they've been playing as of late. There's some old-school dungeon crawling, with a fresh take on controls in Diablo III (console version), there's some old-school roguelike play in the indie game The Depths of Tolagal, and there's some old-school machine-gunning in Gunslugs on OUYA. Then there's the Jackbox Party Pack, which does some fun things with party gaming, and Life is Strange, the first attempt at a Telltale-like adventure, but with time-bending mechanics. All this, plus a Bloodborne discussion. And of course there's the Treasure Chest of Cool Things. As always, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter or via email! -- Versus Node themes, "A Tough Fight" by Kazuo Sawa for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, 1989, and "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. -- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com -- Twitter: @GamerNode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

Eddie Inzauto invites podcasting veteran Sinan Kubba to join him for a discussion of the games they've been playing as of late. From the new and controversial The Order: 1886, to the aging and lesser-known Hammerwatch, with some of Telltale's Game of Thrones adaptation and the Earthbound-smitten Citizens of Earth in between, the two have plenty to talk about on this episode of Versus Node. As always, feel free to drop us a line on Twitter or via email! -- Versus Node themes, "A Tough Fight" by Kazuo Sawa for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, 1989, and "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. -- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com -- Twitter: @GamerNode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

Tues 12 Jul 2011 Hoy con 100% menos #GoMelvin (y algunos problemas de audio), pero con toda la gana de poner la mejor música. Yoshi nos muestra su gusto por música ahem alterna y Artemio dice que va a criar a sus hijos con música de Metal Gear. 01:32:02 Double Dragon (1987) Technos Japan. 01:41:35 Chrono Trigger (1995) Square Co., Ltd. 01:48:12 Super Mario Kart (1992) Nintendo EAD. 01:53:14 The Revenge of Shinobi (1989) SEGA. 01:59:30 Super Metroid (1994) Nintendo R&D1. 02:03:13 Super Mario RPG (1996) Square. 02:14:37 Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner (2003) Kojima Productions. 02:22:52 Space Channel 5 (1999)- Mexican Flyer - UGA/Sega 02:30:03 PaRappa the Rapper (1996) NaNa On-Sha, Sony. 02:36:35 The Legend of Zelda: Spirits Tracks (2009) Nintendo EAD. 02:44:23 Lilt Line (2010) Different Cloth / Gaijin Games. 02:50:07 Parasite Eve (1998) Squaresoft. 02:58:00 Metal Gear Solid (1998) Kojima Productions. 03:00:55 Radiant Silvergun (1988) Treasure. / Treasure como compañía. 03:13:27 Limbo (2010) Playdead. 03:22:00 Okami (2006) Clover Studio.

Eddie Inzauto is joined by regulars Jason Fanelli and Mike Murphy, along with VS Node Co-Founder and independent game developer C.Y. Reid (a.k.a. failnaut) to talk about the ways our discussions of games through social channels and reviews color our experience with the game experiences themselves.---------------------------------------Versus Node theme, “Dungeon” by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987, remixed by Brian Schulman and Charles Kantz, 2010. Interlude, Stage 1 theme for Technos Japan's River City Ransom, by Kazuo Sawa, 1989.---------------------------------------Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

Eddie Inzauto, Jason Fanelli, and Dan Crabtree are joined (or were at the time of recording on August 26th, at least) by Big Red Potion podcast host Sinan Kubba on this episode of VS Node to chat about all of the different types of multiplayer that gamers have enjoyed over the years. What about games' multiplayer components make them so appealing, and which ones could we do without? What are the best examples of the different types of multiplayer out there, and which games, specifically, are our favorites? Inspired by Eddie's obsession with Dark Souls, this podcast covers far more than just the occasional message on the ground. Versus Node theme, "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. Remixed by Brian Schulman and Charles Kantz, 2010. Outro, "Dragon Brothers" from Technos Japan's River City Ransom, originally composed by Kazunaka Yamane for Technos Japan's Double Dragon, 1987. Links: GN on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/GamerNode GN on Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/GamerNode Eddie's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/EddieInzauto Dan's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/DanRCrabtree Jason's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/BigManFanelli Sinan's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/shoinan Email us at – vsnode {at] gamernode [dot} com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message