Alex Kidd Revival

Who says a game has to be from a commercial company to be good? For those with an anti-corporate leaning, there's nothing like a game from an amateur programmer, especially long after the system has been supported.

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Very interesting! :Alex:

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I'm glad to see pretty much any retro revival, but I just never cared for Alex Kidd. I always felt like he was a poor man's Mario.
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Rob wrote:I'm glad to see pretty much any retro revival, but I just never cared for Alex Kidd. I always felt like he was a poor man's Mario.
In 1987, I liked the Kidd better than Mario. I felt AK In Miracle World was graphically superior and more challenging than SMB. I was also a big fan of AK High Tech World, and his only Genesis game, AK Enchanted Castle. AK The Lost Starts was alright, but not like the rest. Never played Shinobi World. A darn shame we never got to see a 3-D AK, a'la Mario 64. :Alex-Punch:
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Thank you for the informative posts.
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